Harvard genetics professor David Sinclair – a rock star in the longevity community – suspects that someone alive today will be the first person to celebrate their 150th birthday.

Pop culture has long been fascinated by the idea of restoring youth by consuming the blood of young donors.

For years, we’ve thought of telomeres as markers of aging because they shorten as creatures grow older.

Poor sleeping habits can shave years off your life.

The old saying “dogs are a man’s best friend” may prove to be much truer than we could possibly imagine.

A handful of congressmen are committed to educating their colleagues about the growing field of longevity science.

Research has repeatedly made the link between social connections and longevity.

A new study from the University of Texas suggests that ultrasound wave therapy could delay, stop, or even reverse the aging process.

A commonly available blood pressure medication may help to lengthen human life.

New research from Europe suggests a gene variant often found in centenarians could restore heart health.

Maria Branyas Morera was officially declared the oldest known person alive by Guinness World Records. Guinness said she credits factors that make for a stress-free, emotionally stable life: “Order, tranquility, good connection with family and friends, contact with nature, emotional stability, no worries, no regrets, lots of positivity and staying away from toxic people

NASA has announced 11 finalists in Phase 2 of the Deep Space Food Challenge, a competition to find unique ways to feed astronauts on extended space missions, such as voyages to Mars and beyond.

When people talk about the problems of aging, they most often focus on aches and pains, chronic conditions like heart failure or diabetes, and neurological disorders like Parkinson’s or Alzheimer’s.

The hormone oxytocin is considered the original “Love potion number nine” of The Searchers fame.

Singapore is embracing lab grown foods. When will the rest of us catch up?

For years, we’ve all heard that we should drink plenty of water every day. A new study finds it may also extend your life.

Feds announce strategy to build a ‘service station’ in space

Blockchain and crypto are rewriting the rules about longevity funding

What time you exercise may be more important than the workout itself