The 300 Monument is back
/The 300 Monument immortalizing our major donors has been restored. It once again serves as a symbol of our commitment to making 90 the new 50 by 2030...
Read MoreCongratulations to the world’s oldest living dog!
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TobyKeith, a Florida chihuahua, has officially been recognized as the world’s oldest living dog. Born on Jan. 9, 2001, TobyKeith is 21 years and 121 days old as of today’s pub...
Read MoreCan we use some cancer cells’ need for iron against them?
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Researchers from the University of California, San Francisco, found that cells with oncogenic KRAS mutations have increased levels of ferrous iron (Fe2+) that could, potential...
Read MoreJoin our longevity conversation on ELONgevity Discord
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We are proud to announce that we are taking our mission to a new platform: Discord. We encourage you to visit our Elongevity Discord and join the conversation. We want to buil...
Read MoreMaybe Mom was right: Going outside to play can extend your life
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A new Swedish study finds that women who actively get exposed to sunlight have a lower risk of cardiovascular disease than those who avoid it. The study assessed the differenc...
Read MoreNo, you don’t need 10,000 steps in a day. Shorter walks still help you live longer.
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The secret of that 10,000-step claim was revealed in the past decade, when enterprising reporters discovered that it was the product of a Japanese pedometer company’s marketin...
Read MoreNew study suggests one secret to long life may be hibernation
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University of California, Los Angeles scientists believe there is a link between hibernation and long life. They found that yellow-bellied marmots can virtually halt the agin...
Read MoreResearch shows it’s never too late to start exercising
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Researchers found that the men and women who maintained or increased their physical fitness had overall better brain health. Their findings suggest that either approach to ex...
Read MoreLongevity efforts may be paying off: People are living longer, healthy lives
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Various reports are providing further evidence that the longevity movement is having a positive impact on overall life expectancy and on scientific research aimed at curing di...
Read MoreCellular reprogramming: Modern medicine's new way of giving us a health upgrade
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Skeptics of cellular regeneration often encourage researchers to slow down and be cautious. They say there is much we don’t know about the science – even, that it may be dange...
Read MoreLongevity research is a magnet for innovation–and innovative investors
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For more than 100 years, most breakthroughs in medical care resulted from physicians conducting scientific studies that were backed by medical schools or pharmaceutical and me...
Read MoreSingle protein promises to extend healthy human lifespan
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A new study shows that manipulating a single protein may offer the life-extending value of calorie restrictions – without actually cutting calories....
Read MoreMPrize helped mice live longer. Now it’s humans’ turn
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The 2003 MPrize was important because it was the first competition to stimulate advancements in life extension therapies. Our initiatives now are more complex than extending t...
Read MoreCell rejuvenation vs. longevity? I say tomato, you say toMAHto
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An Endpoints News story recently explored a seeming disconnect between Altos Labs’ stated goals and what one of its noted researchers, Juan Carlos Izpisua, told the Spanish ne...
Read MoreUniversity College London Study
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A study by University College London scientists has, for the first time, found a link between genes that regulate our cells and the human lifespan. The genes were previously f...
Read MoreMethuselah's Zoo
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Scientists are searching for ways to extend the healthy human lifespan, but an Alabama researcher thinks they’re studying the wrong animals in their quest for longer life....
Read MorePeople are Noticing the Difference of Dogelon Mars
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A new article in Digital Journal suggests that crypto, which is changing how commerce is conducted, may soon begin transforming how the larger world works, as well. We’re prou...
Read More2021 was a Great Year for Longevity Research
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After years of being regarded as a red-headed stepchild of science, longevity is where the research and investment action is. A new report by Longevity Technology shows a gre...
Read MoreDeSci Promises a Revolution in Science
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Scientific openness is threatened by two major challenges: 1) publishing research effectively, and 2) adequate funding. A new concept, the decentralized science movement or De...
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