Can we really slow ageing? The promise and pitfalls of plasmapheresis
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Psilocybin boosts cell health and lifespan in mice, offering new hope for anti-ageing therapies
Jose Cordeiro invites you to the International Longevity Summit October 1-2 2025
Study finds aging in the brain and immune system raises death risk more than other organs
Boosting Klotho in mice improved aging signs and extended lifespan by up to 20%
The study shows focusing on variability and hidden shifts
Epigenica launches scalable tech to decode epigenetic ageing and disease markers
Newly found hemifusome helps cells sort waste—offering clues to treat genetic disorders
Targeting gut viruses may unlock new therapies for IBD, cancer, and microbiome imbalances
WSTF separates chronic and acute inflammation, enabling safer therapies
From science to solution, from policy to practice
Clearing sugar buildup might protect cells and slow decline
We need better clocks before trusting anti-ageing claims
Caffeine activates energy-sensing proteins that help cells fight stress and age more healthily
Most studies used simple analyses without adjusting for confounding factors
Tech screens 1,000s of antibodies per assay; links chronic inflammation to faster ageing
Tiny bots made from human cells show surprising signs of youth and self-healing abilities
Vast new dataset could supercharge AI-driven protein and drug design across biology and medicine
Yamagata residents donate poop to aid drug development for gut and brain diseases
Freeze-dried faecal capsules may replace harmful gut bacteria with beneficial microbes
Blood-based proteomics may soon guide personalized health and early disease prevention
These changes may help people stay healthy as they grow older
Researchers link gut metabolite imbalances to short-term mortality in critically ill patients
Taurine levels rose 27% in men and 72% in female monkeys with age, challenging ageing theories
Experts drive science and tech to boost healthy ageing and personalized longevity care