Hologram-assisted surgery reduces risk of facial paralysis
BBC - 23-Dec-2024Susannah Morgan was the first to undergo this surgery in Scotland
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Step one of living forever is staying healthy so this section covers key health topics and the latest research into common conditions and new therapeutic developments. Of particular interest are medical advances that reduce mortality rates – i.e. improving your chances of living long enough to live forever without you having to lift a finger!
There are a handful diseases that cause most deaths in the western world (i.e. where we don’t have to worry so much about poverty, famine or natural disasters). So, anything you can do to prevent these will greatly improve your chance of living forever.
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Susannah Morgan was the first to undergo this surgery in Scotland
Trials will begin in 2025 in two London NHS hospitals
Revolutionary gene therapy disables cancer cells’ mitochondria, sparing healthy tissue
Biotech firm advances osteoporosis therapies and strengthens leadership with key appointment
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Improve your health and wellbeing by filtering artificial blue light with scientifically developed glasses
Dean Ornish highlights how simple lifestyle changes can reverse chronic diseases
04-Feb-2025
Longevity summit organised by Hevolution Foundation (Riyadh,Saudi Arabia)
Living A Longer, Healthier Life Shouldn’t Be Complicated, a book written by Howard Luks
Biotechnology company that develops a portfolio of potentially life-saving immuno-oncology cell therapies
Adrian reports back from a day of interesting talks in Oxford
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Many biomarkers decline with age, but can you supplement to compensate and recover your health?
The data and science behind the exponential growth in mortality with age