Gene-editing therapy shows powerful one-dose reduction in harmful cholesterol
Independent - 10-Nov-2025CRISPR therapy cut LDL and triglycerides by roughly 50% after a single infusion
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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.
Particularly interested in increased health span rather than lifespan.
Keep an eye on fountains of youth - contenders for radical reduction or reversal of aging.
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CRISPR therapy cut LDL and triglycerides by roughly 50% after a single infusion
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Funding accelerates Stentrode’s clinical progress and hands-free device control for paralysis
Biohub will invest ~$1B a year to build AI-driven virtual cells and speed disease research
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Optispan podcast episode - Lithium and Rapamycin: new hope for Alzheimer’s
Linus Petersson's insights on extending life and engaging more people in tackling ageing
Peter Ottsjö explores the history and latest advancements in longevity science
Patrick Linden challenges the acceptance of death as natural
How Modern Biology Is Rewriting Our Understanding of Genetics, Disease and Inheritance written by Nessa Carey
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?