
Can We Slow Biological Aging? What Science Knows — and What We Can Do Today
The article reviews emerging longevity science on slowing biological aging and practical steps people can take today.
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The article reviews emerging longevity science on slowing biological aging and practical steps people can take today.

The article examines whether science can reverse the ageing process and what the future of longevity research may hold.
The study outlines a method to reverse aging in mice by reprogramming gene expression networks, potentially extending their health and lifespan.
Life Biosciences describes a Phase 1 clinical trial of epigenetic restoration aimed at reversing age-related diseases.

An article explaining how DNA methylation relates to healthspan and longevity and what can be done about it.

The article examines what science says about skin aging after 50, including collagen loss, sun damage, and retinoids.
Research on whether scientific approaches can extend the lifespan of dogs as longevity interest spreads to pets.
Control theory is applied to aging and drug discovery for gerotherapeutic treatments.
Mayo Clinic researchers report new insights into senescent zombie cells that drive aging.
Scientists examine why muscle strength declines with age and what drives the loss.

The article discusses the potential benefits, safety, and research surrounding C60 as a longevity molecule.
Reports scientists reversing molecular markers of aging in 80-year-old human cells.
The writer analyzes 111 longevity studies to provide insights on health and wellness for programmers.

The article discusses how wellness practices contribute to enhancing longevity.

The article discusses the best longevity clinics in the US, focusing on their services and offerings for those interested in longevity and health.
Research finds ant colonies show declining age-related death risk and rising reproduction over time.
Scientists have identified a compound that converts a natural muscle-repair process into a more effective one, offering a potential path to restoring aging muscle.

A piece examines what a new cell study shows about taurine, aging, and the NLRP3 inflammasome, noting that blood taurine levels do not reflect inflammation fully.
A study suggests an anti-aging drug may protect the brain before Alzheimer's symptoms appear.
An a16z piece on the growing healthmaxxing and longevity economy.
A family affected by Sanfilippo syndrome raised millions of dollars to support gene therapy research.
Mark Wahlberg is launching an affordable gym concept aimed at the longevity startup market.
A Forbes piece from the LifeSpan Summit argues that longevity depends on social connection.
Next Health CEO Dr. Darshan Shah describes an 80/20 approach to longevity medicine.
The piece highlights a specific 'lazy' habit that may contribute to longevity in an elderly individual.
A mechanism is revealed behind the positive effects of cold temperatures on delaying aging and preventing age-related diseases.
An expert explains how daily movements can indicate one's longevity.
The article provides three anti-aging strength exercises recommended for individuals over 40.
This article discusses the rise of longevity clinics and their potential impact on health and wellness.
Nature reports a protein that drives ageing without triggering inflammation.
Oprah Winfrey, 72, describes a weighted walking routine she uses to build strength.
Researchers found fructose may help cancer cells break free and spread.
Research reports a brain activity scoring system predicts Alzheimer's-related cognitive decline better than standard biomarkers and demographics.
Forbes discusses how AI may help people live much longer and what they might do with the extra time.
Research suggests early Alzheimer's warning signs may appear outside the brain.
In vivo CAR-T double knockout screen identifies synergistic antitumour gene pairs.
Genome sequencing traced a rare cancer's transfer between identical twins.
The article highlights the fitness routine of Malaika Arora at the age of 53, focusing on yoga, strength training, and intermittent fasting.
GLP1 treatment has been linked to a lower risk of hospitalization and death in older adults with fatty liver disease.
A three-month study reports weight loss, reduced cravings, and smaller meal portions among adults taking semaglutide or tirzepatide.
Experts explain how human evolution shaped endurance and whether modern sedentary people could outrun their ancestors.
An article speculates about giving advanced AI a human body and whether it could pursue immortality.

An article arguing that AI therapy chatbots tend to agree with users rather than challenge them.
Ossium Health is cryopreserving bone marrow from deceased donors for cancer patients.
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