How to live long enough to live forever

The Live Forever Club collates news articles, useful resources and lots of practical tips about living longer, healthier lives. All of the information is available to everyone - part of the club's philosophy of equality in longevity - with members getting unlimited access and some extra features (free and paid options available).

Explore what's going on in the longevity industry with nearly 5,000 curated news articles, over 11,000 resources (companies, people, products) and over 100 blog posts.

NO NONSENSE POLICY! The club tracks down the latest scientific research on the causes of ageing and effects on life expectancy, and also keeps you abreast of the wider impacts of life extension and the consequences for society when it arrives. We do our best to only include evidence-based approaches to longevity and wellness - no clickbait articles from us.

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Explore the different areas of the site for news, resources and information a a wide variety of longevity topics:

Medical Technology - track the rapid advances in medicine and healthcare

Health - avoid the big killers to buy time until medical technology catches up

Augmentation - enhance your body with improved muscles, vision and direct brain interfacing

Life Extension - slow aging and rejuvenate your body with new cells and organs

Survival - even when biologically immortal you've still got to avoid dying from accidents or natural disasters

How To Live Forever - covers topics that will help you make lifestyle choices to improve your chances of living long enough to live forever

And the events calendar let you know about upcoming longevity events that you can attend such as Global Healthspan Summit (GHS) 2025 and Vitalist Bay.

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Highlights

You find find related news on every page, but here are a few of our favourites:

• While so many researchers and companies out there are trying to develop therapies that slow, stop and reverse ageing, this research by British Heart Foundation is a reminder of the simple things you can do today to help yourself.
• The University of Saskatchewan (USask) has made another tiny step towards Ray Kurzweil's vision of millions of nanobots in our bloodstream monitoring our health and delivering the required therapeutics
• Surprisingly, it only took a few hundred videos to train an AI model to perform suturing - including handling unexpected events such as a dropped needle
• Frontier Bio has 3D printed lung tissue from stem cells. The result includes structures such as bronchioles and alveolar air sacs, and is able to mimic real lungs. As well as potential use in drug testing, the bioprinted tissue could replace parts of diseased lungs in humans - who knows, maybe eventually print entire replacement organs.

Have you signed the Dublin Longevity Declaration? Many world-leading scientists already have and are hoping to expand research on extending healthy human lifespans: https://dublinlongevitydeclaration.org/

Recent book reviews

We read as many longevity books as possible and write quick reviews to help you decide whether they are for you.

Here's some recent books that we've read - click on the title to see a list of some of their key points:  

• New Methuselahs by John K. Davis goes deep into the ethics of life extension, examining the impact on society and individuals, and takes a look at the moral implications of life extending therapies becoming available to society.
• How Not to Age by Michael Greger is crammed full of information and is really a reference book as each topic delves into so much detail.
• The Great Age Reboot by Dr Michael Roizen is a great introduction to ageing research, how it will impact healthcare and lifespans in future and what you can do today to take advantages of those advances. 
  
• The Singularity Is Nearer - Ray Kurzweil's long-awaited sequel that looks at the impacts of exponential growth in technology on society, health and mind-uploading.