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#NASA says addressing #mitochondria health changes in #Space is key to future space travel. At the New York Stock Exchange’s 1st #SpaceForum, our Chairman discussed with @NYSE’s @trinitychavez the promise of Mitochondria Organelle Transplantation (MOT™) to address this.

Most promising: transferred healthy mitochondria boosted ATP production by ~70% in patient cells. This supports mitochondria organelle transplantation (MOT) as a real therapeutic pathway—not theory, but measurable rescue. The future of mitochondrial medicine is getting closer! sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

Forever Young: new longevity documentary I'm excited to share that I'm featured in this new documentary on the science of aging and longevity alongside several leading experts. It's currently entering limited theatrical release and will be coming to Amazon and Apple TV this summer. youtube.com/watch?v=gT2V-U…

Federal support of $1.1 million to Greenwood Genetic Center will drive progress in the Carroll A. Campbell Jr. Alzheimer's Initiative. Excited for the role our MOT™ technology plays in this collaborative effort to develop new treatments for Alzheimer's disease. mitosenseinc.com/post/ggc-1mill…

GGC was awarded $1.1M in federal funding for #Alzheimers research - supporting cutting-edge equipment for the Carroll A. Campbell Jr. Alzheimer’s Initiative to advance a promising new therapy, Mitochondria Organelle Transplantation (MOT™). @MitoSenseInc ggc.org/greenwood-gene…

Groundbreaking paper in Alzheimer's & Dementia reveals mitochondrial dysfunction as a core driver in neurodegeneration. Targeting mito health could unlock new therapies for Alzheimer's & beyond. Essential read for advancing brain disease treatments! #MitoResearch #mitochondria #Alzheimers alz-journals.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/al…

MitoSense is proud to sponsor @Countdown4ACure and congratulate CFAC on the success of their annual event. Together, we support advancing mitochondrial research and raising awareness of the power of cellular energy. mitosenseinc.com/post/mitosense…

A new collection of papers from #week5 on Mitochondria in Health & Disease! #MitochondrialDisease biomed.news/bims-mitdis/20… @Bims_BiomedNews @gavinmcstay2 @mitoscientist @mitoscientists @MitoSociety @MitoSenseInc @MitoAging @Mito_News Among highlights nature.com/articles/s4146…

“Primary mitochondrial diseases may be considered rare—but mitochondrial dysfunction is not.” As Fran D. Kendall, MD, a renowned geneticist, member of our Scientific & Medical Advisory Board, and founder of VMP Genetics, so powerfully shares: mitochondrial health reaches far beyond rare diagnoses. It’s increasingly linked to conditions impacting millions—diabetes, Parkinson’s disease, long COVID, cancer, and more. In short, it impacts all of us. This is why the work matters. Supporting mitochondrial research isn’t just about a small patient population—it’s about advancing better health, resilience, and outcomes for all of us. Thank you, Dr. Kendall, for helping elevate this conversation—and the science behind it. - - - #CellularHealth #MitochondriaMatter #FutureOfHealth #ScientificAdvisoryBoard #Genetics #MitochondrialHealth

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@RogerSeheult @DrJackKruse @chantaldillon10 & @MaxGulhaneMD talked about it here: youtu.be/Ln3WszTq0uA?si…

NASA has not yet told us what the medical emergency is on the space station that is causing them to bring all of the astronauts home. However, we know from evidence that mitochondria dysfunction is the cause of many medical problems in astronauts. nasa.gov/humans-in-spac…

Thank you @DrMakaryFDA! This is the kind of leadership that has long been needed at the FDA. This approach will help patients suffering from chronic diseases and bring effective treatments to market.

Last 2 weeks of research papers relevant to #MitochondrialDisease! biomed.news/bims-mitdis/20… biomed.news/bims-mitdis/20… @Bims_BiomedNews @MitoAging @gavinmcstay2 @mitoscientist @MitoSenseInc Mitochondrial control of fuel switching via carnitine biosynthesis science.org/doi/10.1126/sc…

Congrats to @rookisaacman on being sworn in as NASA's 15th Administrator! 🚀 Your visionary leadership will propel us to new frontiers. At MitoSense, we're ready to partner & protect astronauts from mitochondrial dysfunction during long-duration missions. Let's safeguard human space exploration! #NASA #SpaceHealth nasa.gov/news-release/n…

Mitochondria are not just power plants. They are decision-makers. They regulate inflammation, aging, and disease. A quick breakdown: 🔵 Energy signaling, not just energy production Mitochondria don’t just make energy. They decide how energy is produced, where it’s used, and when cells change their behavior. Energy itself acts as a signal that tells cells what to do. 🟣 Inflammation control When mitochondria are damaged, they release internal components into the cell. The immune system interprets these as danger signals and turns inflammation on, even without infection. 🟡 Aging regulation As we age, cells become worse at clearing damaged mitochondria. These dysfunctional mitochondria build up, increasing oxidative damage and low-grade inflammation that drives aging. 🟢 Why many diseases look different but share the same root Neurodegenerative disease, heart disease, diabetes, obesity, autoimmune disease, sepsis, and cancer all involve failure of mitochondrial function. Different organs. Same underlying problem. 🟠 Why “antioxidants” alone miss the point The problem isn’t just damage. It’s where the damage happens, why it happens, and whether the cell can remove the broken machinery afterward. 🔴 Why this changes how we think about health You don’t treat dozens of unrelated diseases separately. You support mitochondrial health—and multiple systems improve together. What this all means: • Mitochondria are control centers, not batteries • Inflammation often starts as an energy problem • Aging reflects declining cellular maintenance • Many diseases are the same biology showing up in different tissues Health isn’t just chemistry. It’s how cells manage energy. And mitochondria sit at the center of the system. Doi:10.1038/s41392-025-02253-4

Christmas edition🎄of #MitochondrialDisease collection of papers! 🎁 📚 biomed.news/bims-mitdis/20… @Bims_BiomedNews @gavinmcstay2 @mitoscientist @MitoSociety @mitoscientists @MitoAging @MitoSenseInc @Mitochondria411 Fuel your mitos well and happy holidays!

From the food we eat to the oxygen we breathe — mitochondria keep electrons moving and our cells alive. When that flow collapses, so does health. CFAC Scientific & Medical Board Member, Anupam Patgiri, PhD, reveals how LOXCAT, an engineered protein, can reroute those electrons and revive balance in organs like the heart and brain. This work is possible thanks to the unwavering support of our Countdown for a Cure community. Together, we’re pushing the boundaries of what’s possible by funding the boldest ideas in mitochondrial science and accelerating solutions that the world has waited far too long for. ⚡️ - - - #CountdownForACure #MitochondrialScience #MitochondriaMatter #FutureOfMedicine #ResearchThatMatters #EnergyIsEverything #MitoMovement #MitochondrialMedicine

@DrTraceyK Amen! Thanks for all you do and your leadership!

will be 7 months pregnant when she stands next to her poster (on maternal mental health in the MHS) at AMSUS in March. One of our scientists just delivered & another is expecting. Thank you God & the universe for allowing me to Walk the Talk!

#LifeofScience #WomeninSTEM When I got my PhD as a young mom of 3, I promised the Lord that I would work to create environments where science & parenthood were compatible. 2 doctoral students recently delivered, an MPH student is due this week, & I just learned that an MPH mentee

Mitochondrial dysfunction drives cellular senescence: Molecular mechanisms of inter-organelle communication; sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

@Chrest_brett Written by the top neuroscientists at Walter Reed who have probably done more than any scientists in the government to advance mitochondrial research. In fact, it was presented at the World Mitochondria Society in Berlin.

@MitoSenseInc Looks like almost this entire paper is associational and western blots, nothing on mito transplantation - I’m not sure how this supports your first point.

The science is clear: mitochondrial transplantation isn’t theoretical anymore — it’s translational. This IJMS article underscores decades of progress leading to today’s real-world applications in cell and tissue repair. Mitochondria are the medicine! mdpi.com/1422-0067/26/3…