Blood-cleaning device could transform care for deadly liver failure
The Guardian - 21-Dec-2025NHS trials a liver “dialysis” machine that may reduce the need for transplants
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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!
The World Health Organization (WHO) defines health as "a state of complete physical, mental and social well-being and not merely the absence of disease or infirmity"
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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NHS trials a liver “dialysis” machine that may reduce the need for transplants
FDA-cleared system delivers lipid and blood count tests from a simple fingerstick
Genetic insights and new drugs cut LDL sharply and prevent heart attacks before they start
A frog-derived microbe eliminated tumors in mice and sparked long-lasting immune protection
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First center in USA focused on cancer research and treatment
Non-profit American volunteer health organization which focuses on care, support and research for Alzheimer's disease
Longevity Roadmap Podcast- Tony Wyss-Coray on his groundbreaking work in brain resilience and ageing
Longevity Roadmap Podcast- Corey Frucht discusses ageing skin and the development of skin cancer
Longevity Roadmap Podcast- Amy Berger explains the fundamental principles of the ketogenic diet
Guide that makes crucial, potentially life-saving information about the heart easily accessible written by John A. Elefteriades
Adrian reports back from a day of interesting talks in Oxford
What can continuous glucose monitor graphs tell you about your diet?
Many biomarkers decline with age, but can you supplement to compensate and recover your health?
Including gene editing, immunotherapy, modified viruses, vaccines, personalised medicine, and nanotechnology