News and Press Releases

By Science Direct - Abstract Aging is an inevitable biological process associated with progressive physiological decline and increased disease susceptibility. Cellular senescence stands as a key mechanism among the hallmarks of aging, which is characterized by...

by Arundhathi Jathin and Vynavin Vinod - Healthspan Action Coalition - Longevity Science is gaining momentum worldwide as aging populations place increasing pressure on healthcare systems. Many new and upcoming breakthroughs in aging biology, regenerative medicine,...

By Dana G. Smith - The New York Times - We asked experts in health and aging about what women really need to do to live longer. The loudest voices in the longevity movement tend to be male. But a new subset of expert-influencers — the “menoposse”— has cropped up, with...

by Dawn M. Carpenter - Milken Institute - As leaders gather in New York for the United Nations (UN) General Assembly this September, the world is also marking the midpoint of the UN’s Decade of Healthy Ageing (2021–2030). The initiative calls on nations to work...

By Joseph Arangio - Men's Fitness - At 71, Dr. Eric Topol is living proof that aging well isn’t just about luck. The founder of the Scripps Research Translational Institute says his Oura Ring shows a heart age of 58, which is 13 years younger than his chronological...

By Michael Phillips on LinkedIn- For decades, Aubrey de Grey has worked as a biomedical gerontologist and has been at the absolute forefront of the scientific fight against aging and his contributions to the field are unquestionably unmatched. In fact, he's the first...

By Katie Hunt - CNN - Scientists have used human skin cells to create fertilizable eggs capable of producing early embryos, an advance that could expand possibilities for fertility treatment, according to new research. The proof-of-concept study, published Tuesday in...

by USC Dornsife College - Technology Networks - The pace of your DNA aging may help predict whether your brain stays sharp or declines by the time you reach your 50s, and childhood socioeconomic background can make that decline more pronounced, according to...

by Rhianna-lily Smith - Technology Networks - Aging is a complex process; however, recent research suggests it might not be entirely inevitable. Scientists are studying proteins that influence how our cells age, repair themselves and maintain function over time. From...

By PLOS - SciTechDaily - A decline in the protein Menin in the brain’s hypothalamus appears to drive aging by triggering inflammation and loss of key neurotransmitters. Mouse studies reveal that restoring Menin or supplementing with the amino acid D-serine improves...

By Naoko Tochibayashi = World Economic Forum - Japan’s rapidly ageing population is fueling demand in healthcare, nursing care and lifestyle industries. With 36.25 million people over 65, technology, including care robots and AI platforms, is expanding senior support...

By H. Lee Moffitt Cancer Center & Research Institute - SciTechDaily - Researchers discover that cancer itself can trigger signs of aging, creating opportunities to address cancer-related health complications. A recent investigation conducted by researchers at Moffitt...