Reprogramming ageing cells: NewLimit raises $435m to target liver disease
FierceBiotech - 02-Jun-2026A major new investment will help the anti-ageing biotech test whether old cells can be partly reset to treat age-related illness
Information on extending life expectancy to allow technologies to catch up and stop and reverse aging for good. Focussing on new technologies and treatments aimed at radical life extension, rather than the improvements in treatments of diseases covered in the health section.
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A major new investment will help the anti-ageing biotech test whether old cells can be partly reset to treat age-related illness
Making aging optional will require collaboration at every level of society
Pandorum Technologies secures new funding to develop “programmable” treatments that could repair damaged eyes and other organs
Why the organisation is cutting jobs to focus on using artificial intelligence to tackle disease
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Popular science book by Michael Fossel looking at science, medicine, and a future beyond aging
14-May-2026
Longevity innovation zone set to transform the Bay Area into the global epicenter of human longevity innovation (Berkeley, CA)
22-Mar-2026 to 23-Mar-2026
A hackathon for radical life extension technologies organised by London Longevity
13-Mar-2026
One-day conference for over 350 visitors focused on AI, cybersecurity, and big data (Zurich, Switzerland)
28-Sep-2026 to 01-Oct-2026
World-renowned experts will present their ideas and research on the science of longevity (Madrid, Spain)
Book written by David Sinclair speaking about how to live longer and age slower
Comparison of a senotherapeutic peptide with an everyday moisturiser
Will Jeanne Calment’s record 122 years ever be broken?
Has this century seen extraordinarily long-lived Wimbledon champions, or are winners over 30 years of age the new normal?