Moderate cold exposure contributes to the extension of lifespan by alleviating the aggregation of disease-related proteins

Growing evidence demonstrate that cold stimulation as a nonpharmacological strategy can be applied to prevent the development of ageing.However,the optimal ambient temperature to mammals and the mechanism for low temperature to extend lifespan remain poorly understood.In this editorial,we highlight the data presented by Hyun et al.suggesting that a beneficial role of moderate cold temperature in reducing disease-related aggregation thereby age-related deteriorations[1].