A positive attitude may increase your lifespan
/Having a “glass half full” outlook can add years to your life. A recent Harvard study found that women with higher optimism were associated with a longer lifespan and a greate...
Read MoreHaving a “glass half full” outlook can add years to your life. A recent Harvard study found that women with higher optimism were associated with a longer lifespan and a greate...
Read MoreUniversity 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 MoreScientists have long suspected that the anti-malarial drug chloroquine may be helpful in treating senescence, the gradual, age-related deterioration of function in living orga...
Read MoreAmericans want to live longer, but are split on whether government should make public health a priority....
Read MoreControlled cellular reprogramming is getting long-overdue attention as a powerful strategy to help fight the effects of aging. The interest is encouraging because it can help ...
Read MoreWe often hear talk of slowing down our epigenetic, (or aging) clock… but what exactly does that entail? And how can we go about executing this feat? A paper published in 2017 ...
Read MoreOur PubMed screening during February 2020 had several especially noteworthy papers to choose from to highlight in our blog. Ultimately however, we decided to focus on this rep...
Read MoreWhat do you see when you look in the mirror? Do you see more wrinkles than yesterday? Can you tell if your hairline has receded slightly? Isn’t it impossible to perceive these...
Read MoreCancer, Alzheimers, Cardiovascular diseases… as a scientific community it feels as though we’re always playing catch up. How many more people could be saved, how much more cou...
Read MoreWe had had the pleasure of attending the conference titled “Master Investor: Investing in the Age of Longevity” that took place in London, England....
Read MoreThe carotid body is a small organ that plays a role in controlling the breathing rate. In this paper, Di Giulio describes a part of the carotid body that becomes infiltrated w...
Read MoreWe need blood, it delivers nutrients and removes waste. However, there is considerable evidence that during human aging, the network of the smallest blood vessels, microvascul...
Read MoreIn a recent trial conducted in California, researchers investigated the effects that a recombinant human growth hormone had on the immune systems of 9 healthy men in their 50’...
Read MoreWhen you hear the phrase, “Making 90 The New 50 By 2030”, does your mind go to the future? Thinking about the deadline? The work left to do? Or do you think about what’s alrea...
Read MoreSince these “biomarkers” shorten as we age, many companies have begun to offer home tests to potentially show the users “true” biological age, how healthy they are, and their ...
Read MoreIn the last 50 years the average life expectancy has been extended from 65 to 85, giving us an extra third of our life. Can we enjoy this substantial new chapter of life if we...
Read MoreOne of our partners, Leucadia Therapeutics, is pleased to announce that Project Cribrose is now live! They are recruiting participants for a 2000 person study, including healt...
Read MoreResearchers at EPFL recently found that the RNA-binding protein PUM2 contributes to the accumulation of defective mitochondria, a key feature of the aging process. Targeting t...
Read MoreThe four "Yamanaka factors" have been known to induce pluripotency for some time. Forced expression of these four genes has been reported to turn an adult cell into what appea...
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