News and Press Releases
Longevity Firms Push Montana to Become Hub for Biohacking, Experimental Treatments
By Alex Janin - The Wall Street Journal - ‘Right to Try’ laws aim to boost access to unapproved therapies, but hurdles and safety concerns linger Montana is well known for luring visitors with outdoor activities such as fly fishing and hiking. Now, longevity companies...
The Keys To Healthy Aging Start At Any Age
By Emma Lawson, Texas A&M University - America is rapidly aging as the second largest generation, Baby Boomers, will be at least 65 by 2029. Texas A&M University researchers are developing new ways to help older people tackle challenges that come with aging....
The New Rules Of Longevity: Why Women Need A Completely Different Approach To Aging
By Currie Engel- Women's Health - Longevity” has us in a death grip. It’s all around—in the stories we read as children, the movies we watch, the ads we see—our entire lives. In Harry Potter, it’s the sorcerer’s stone, which produces an elixir that extends the...
Member Spotlight: Interview with CEO of Frontier Bio Eric Bennett
By Eve Herold - Healthspan Compass Editor in Chief - Healthspan Compass (HC): Frontier Bio wants to revolutionize medicine through tissue engineering aimed at alleviating the global shortage of organs for transplant. What’s the company’s current focus, research and...
Scientists Just Figured Out How Coffee May Slow Aging
By Jessica Stillman - Inc. News - Evidence is mounting that coffee slows aging and helps you stay healthy. Scientists are starting to figure out exactly why. When Harvard researchers analyzed decades’ worth of health data on nearly 50,000 women recently, they found...
Melissa King of HSAC will be speaking on Thursday July 31, 2025
THE GRAND AFRICA MENOPAUSE HEALTH CHAT (GAMHC) - JULY 2025 EDITION Theme: Menopause In Her Language: Creating Resources African Women Understand Link to Event Website Date: Thursday, July 31st, 2025 Time: 2:00 PM - 3:30 PM WAT Platform: Zoom Hosted by: TEKHI GLOBAL...
People with ‘young brains’ outlive ‘old-brained’ peers, Stanford Medicine scientists find
By Bruce Goldman - Stanford Medicine News - The candles on your birthday cake don’t tell the whole story. As anyone who ever attended a high-school reunion can tell you, some people age faster than others. Whoever put the candles on your cake probably didn’t have to...
Fighting for Science, Standing for Patients | Pioneers of Hope™
PART 1: "Excited to share the first half-hour episode of my two-part interview on Pioneers of Hope™ hosted by inspirational patient advocate Doug Oliver, MSW who describes me as a "relentless advocate for ethical innovation in science. " Indeed, I do strive to make an...
Weight loss clears out aging cells and boosts lipid recycling, study finds
by UK Research and Innovation - MedicalXpress - Scientists have produced the first detailed characterization of the changes that weight loss causes in human fat tissue by analyzing hundreds of thousands of cells. They found a range of positive effects, including...
Your Brain Reveals a Lot About Your Age
by Alice Park - Time - It's an automatic behavior when you meet someone new: subconsciously, you take stock of physical cues to gauge how old they are. Facial wrinkles, gray hairs, an unsteady walk: these all signal older age. Often, these guesses are pretty accurate,...
Five Hallmarks of Stem Cell Aging Proposed
By josh Conway - Lifespan Research Institute - Like the Hallmarks of Aging, these five are deeply intertwined. This review proposes five aging hallmarks specific to stem cells. These hallmarks measure how cells operate and function. They can increase or decrease in...
The Relationship Between Exercise and Longevity: Challenging the U-Shaped Hypothesis
By Kellen Knowles, MD - American College of Cardiology - Introduction: The U-Shaped Hypothesis and Emerging Evidence Based on epidemiologic studies, it has been posited that there is a U- or reverse J-shaped relationship between exercise and cardiovascular outcomes....