News and Press Releases

By Carolyn Rosenblatt - Forbes Most of us probably know someone who can’t hear very well and doesn’t use hearing aids. It can be frustrating trying to have a conversation with that person. particularly in a group setting, like a dinner table or in a restaurant. They...

by CBS News A new study finds that power walking could be good for our brains. WBZ-TV's Dr. Mallika Marshall reports.

By Calum Chace - Forbes Let’s not just cure cancer: let’s cure aging One of the most exciting areas of modern scientific research is the investigation of the causes and cures for aging. Not individual diseases like cancer and heart disease, but the processes which...

by Longevitylive.com Overwork and burnout; it might not come as too much of a surprise to hear that millions of us tend to overwork. What might surprise you is just how long this rather worrying trend has been going on. The systemic idea of overwork being something to...

By Sandee LaMotte, CNN Despite volunteering and working out at the gym several days each week, socializing frequently with friends and family, reading all manner of books and doing daily crossword puzzles, 85-year-old Carol Siegler is restless. “I’m bored. I feel like...

Author: Eleanor Garth - Longevity.Technology Cyclarity CEO talks tackling oxidised cholesterol and taking on the world’s biggest killer. Cyclarity Therapeutics is on a mission to develop technology to treat, cure and reverse atherosclerosis. The company’s tech,...

The Longevity Catchup  - AARP The Longevity Catch Up series is a cross-generational set of interviews that is focused on redefining what society, particularly in the music, sports and entertainment industry, views as “retirement” in an era of increased longevity. It...

By Susan Buckles - Mayo Clinic Regenerative medicine could slow the clock on degenerative diseases that often ravage the golden years, a Mayo Clinic study finds. Life span has nearly doubled since the 1950s, but health span — the number of disease-free years — has not...

By Michael F. Roizen, MD - Nutritional Outlook Prepare for it with your nutrition choices now, writes author, professor, and Cleveland Clinic’s Michael F. Roizen, MD. Scientific research on aging mechanisms is advancing like information technology (IT) did in the last...

By Jonathan Smith - Labiotech.eu The development of longevity treatments is hampered by a lack of biomarkers and validated drug targets. BioAge’s co-founder and CEO, Kristen Fortney, explains how the firm is enlisting machine learning (ML), artificial intelligence...

By by Jessica Colarossi-Boston University - Futurity New research with military veterans finds a connection between DNA myethylation signals of accelerated cellular aging and mental health conditions like post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). From birth to death, a...

Author: Danny Sullivan - Longevity.Technology Regulator’s decision based on NMN’s investigation for use as a pharmaceutical drug – sparks immediate response from the Council for Responsible Nutrition. The United States Food & Drug Administration has said popular...