The Evolving Landscape with Turn Biotechnologies
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The Revolutionary Potential of Human Organs on a Microchip
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Imagine a future where we no longer rely on animal testing for medical advancements or where we can tailor-make treatments for individual patients based on their specific genetic makeup.
Read MoreEverest Health: Trailblazing the Future of Healthcare through Longevity Clinics
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The healthcare industry is undergoing a revolution, largely driven by the emergence of longevity clinics.
Read MoreTriumph Over Transgenerational Trauma: Nurturing Resilience in the Face of Adversity
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In a world where anxiety appears to be our common language, a recent study funded by the National Institute of Mental Health (NIMH) uncovers a stark reality: the sufferings of our mothers, borne out of their difficult childhoods, can indeed affect our own mental health
Read MoreUnlocking Secrets of Youth: The Promise of Synthetic Embryo Research
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Groundbreaking progress in the field of biology could have far-reaching implications for our understanding of human longevity and life extension.
Read MoreUnraveling the Future of Biotechnology: The Potential of Nano-Computing
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In an era of unprecedented medical innovation, we stand at the precipice of a new epoch.
Read MoreFrom Suffering to Hope: The Transformative Power of Technological and Biomedical Advancements
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Across the globe, the human race grapples with an incalculable range of hardships.
Read MoreBridging the Primate Divide: The Implications of Nonhuman Primate Studies for Human Clinical Trials
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Bridging the Primate Divide: The Implications of Nonhuman Primate Studies for Human Clinical Trials
Read MoreThe Scent of Hope: Olfactory Implants and the Future of Smell
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The sense of smell, or olfaction, is one of the oldest and most primal senses in humans.
Read MoreEnhancing Human Health and Longevity through Motion Recognition and Cognitive Neuromorphic Intelligence
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Researchers have recently made a significant breakthrough in motion recognition that could greatly impact human health and longevity.
Read MoreStudy suggests hungry bacteria may be making us sick
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We may someday fight toxic bacteria by feeding them instead of trying to kill them with antibiotics.
Read MoreLongevity science is helping people today
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A second installment in a series of articles about how the Methuselah Protocol is improving people’s lives
Read MoreMethuselah Foundation Adds 1M to the Liquidity Pools for $ELON
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Methuselah Foundation, the largest holder of $ELON in the universe, is inaugurating an ELON/USDC trading pair in the amount of $1 million to recognize the organization’s latest initiative.
Read MoreStudy of centenarians suggests they may be immune to age-related diseases
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New research shows that people who live to be 100 years old or older may have immune cells that make them less susceptible to disease as they age.
Read MoreIs AI something we should fear or embrace?
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Artificial intelligence is getting amazing – and a little scary at the same time.
Read MoreStudy suggests humans are poised to get a lot older than anyone has previously imagined
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A new study applying business analytics concludes that we haven’t even come close to reaching maximum lifespan.
Read MoreGovernment move to reform transplant system is a first step to saving more lives
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The federal government recently announced plans to overhaul the nation’s organ transplant system.
Read MoreThere may be a detox that offers real promise
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For years, fad diet fans have embraced detox as a way to cleanse the body and lose weight. The National Institutes of Health have concluded there isn’t much evidence to support the effectiveness of detox.
Read MoreCan young ovarian tissue keep women healthier longer?
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