News and Press Releases
2024 Annual World Congress – Society of Brain Mapping & Therapeutics
MARCH 14 - 17, 2024 The program will represent state-of-the-art science and technology in the field of neuroscience, engineering, neurosurgery, psychiatry, psychology, molecular biology, neurology, radiology and oncology. Melissa King organized the regenerative...
Schizophrenia and Aging May Share a Biological Basis
By ALLESSANDRA DiCORATO - Broad Institute and Harvard Medical School - Brain tissue samples from people with schizophrenia and from older adults have strikingly similar sets of changes in gene activity in two types of brain cells, suggesting a common biological basis...
Harvard longevity scientist sparks furor with claim about reversing aging in dogs
By Megan Molteni - Stat Renowned Harvard University geneticist and longevity researcher David Sinclair recently made an astonishing assertion: Scientists had developed the first pill — well, a soft, beef-flavored chew — “proven to reverse aging” in dogs. Which miracle...
Brad Inman, Creator of Livelong Summit and Bernie Siegel, founder of HSAC, discuss the Livelong Summit happening March 15-16 in Palm Beach, FL
Watch the recorded LinkedIn Video - Click Here In this video Bernie & Brad discuss the life-changing Livelong Summit coming to Palm Beach Convention Center on March 15 & 16, sponsored by the Healthspan Action Coalition. To learn more & to register for the...
One longevity lab is trying to slow down aging
by Allison Aubrey - NPR WBUR Radio - We all age at different rates, with some people aging more slowly than others. A longevity lab in Chicago can calculate your rate of aging and hopes to find ways that may slow it down. The lab can test to help determine biological...
Biohacking infradian rhythm can improve female healthspan
By Eleanor Garth - Longevity.Technology - Forget the circadian rhythm – when it comes to optimum healthspan for women, infradian rhythm is the flavor of the month, says Aggie Lal. LA-based Aggie Lal is a biohacker and nutritional coach who is on a mission to help...
Old and Young, Talking Again
By Paula Span - The New York Times - A society in which members of different generations do not interact “is a dangerous experiment,” said one researcher. On Fridays at 10 a.m., Richard Bement and Zach Ahmed sign on to their weekly video chat. The program that brought...
Pet longevity is a spark about to turn into a wildfire
By Eleanor Garth - Longevity.Technology - Arterra CEO on why 2024 will be the catalyst year for pet longevity and why improving stewardship of man’s best friends starts with improving their healthspan. Back in December, we were given the (bacon-flavored) scoop on...
Calories and Aging: Cutting Back Can Slow Age’s Creep
By The Cleveland Clinic - Cutting back on calories can help you drop a few pounds. But did you know it may also slow common signs of aging? Research shows a possible link between calories and aging. The 2023 study results support the theory that eating up to 25% fewer...
‘Five years ago, nobody was talking about longevity – now the whole world is’
By Danny Sullivan - Longevity.Technology - Harish Consul on why investing in longevity is a necessity for those seeking to catch the next transformative wave. Canadian entrepreneur and investor Harish Consul has become the latest member of Longevity.Technology’s new...
Redefining old age
By Jon LaPook - CBS News Sunday Morning - There's an old saying among doctors: if you've seen one 80-year-old, you've seen one 80-year-old. Some will act like they're 60 or 70, while others seem a lot older. So, instead of asking How old is too old?, shouldn't the...
Reprogrammed T cells can eliminate senescent cells, new research shows
By Eleanor Garth - Longevity.Technology - Single treatment CAR T cell therapy reduces age-related decline in mice and can protect against diabetes and obesity. Researchers have discovered that T cells, a type of white blood cells, can be reprogrammed to seek out and...