News and Press Releases
How healthy am I? My immunome knows the score.
By MIT Technology Review - For years, the galaxy of cells, proteins, and molecules that make up our immune systems existed as a mysterious and unknowable force, one with enormous influence over our health but beyond the reach of modern medicine. Now, thanks to new...
The cutting-edge medical approaches that could transform ageing
By Coleen T. Murphy - Nature - An optimistic take on the state of the longevity field provides hope for treating a range of ageing-related diseases — but feels at odds with the current shape of US research. Super Agers, by clinician Eric Topol, has just been...
Daily combo of water, coffee, and tea linked to longevity
By Katharine Lang - Medical News Today - Drinking sufficient water is essential for overall health, as people need to maintain a fluid balance, or homeostasis, to maintain bodily functions. However, that water does not only have to come from the ubiquitous water...
Teen innovators challenge aging process
By Eleanor Garth - Longevity.Technology - When the XPRIZE Healthspan competition announced its semifinalists, one name stood out not for the scale of its biotech budget, but for the age of its participants. BIOARMOR, a team of Malaysian high school students, has...
Aging: the wound that never starts healing
By Mikolaj Ogrodnik - Nature - Abstract Aging is a complex biological process leading to functional decline and disease susceptibility. This article proposes that chronic activation of tissue damage response mechanisms drives aging, with aged organs exhibiting...
Scientists Found an Ingredient That Could De-Age Your Face
By Elizabeth Rayne - Popular Mechanics - Though it has not yet been used much in skincare, pterostilbene could soon generate buzz as the next anti-aging superstar. There is almost no claim anti-aging skincare products won’t make. From brightening and tightening to...
Poor sleep may accelerate brain aging
By by Karolinska Institutet - Medical Xpress - People who sleep poorly are more likely than others to have brains that appear older than they actually are. This is according to a comprehensive brain imaging study from Karolinska Institutet, published in the journal...
Despite the drama and hype from influencers, longevity science is making real progress
By Paul Knoepfler - Stat - Snake oil is getting in the way of truly exciting anti-aging research If you hope to live well past the century mark and stay generally healthy in the process, you’re not alone. Recently, Russian and Chinese Presidents Vladimir Putin and Xi...
ISSCR Unveils Roadmap for Advancing Pluripotent Stem Cell-Derived Therapies
by Bioengineer.org - The International Society for Stem Cell Research (ISSCR) has unveiled an innovative and comprehensive resource entitled Best Practices for the Development of Pluripotent Stem Cell-Derived Cellular Therapies, marking a pivotal advancement in the...
Pursuing healthy aging and longevity through natural product and stem cell-driven rejuvenation
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...
From Treatment to Prevention: Restructuring Biomedical Research and Regulation for an Aging World
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,...
Are the Longevity Rules Different for Women?
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...











