Longevity economist Andrew Scott receives CBE honour
London Business School - 01-Jan-2026Andrew Scott is recognised for shaping global thinking on ageing, work and longer lives
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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.
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Andrew Scott is recognised for shaping global thinking on ageing, work and longer lives
New therapies aim to reset ageing cells by reprogramming how genes are switched on and off
Novo Nordisk’s tablet matches injection-level weight loss and could widen patient access
Blood proteins reveal organ-by-organ aging, with brain age strongly predicting disease and death
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Scientific society which promotes and funds research into the biology of ageing
Longevity Roadmap Podcast- Eric Stoffers and Karolyn Halpert discusses real regenerative medicine versus hype
Longevity Roadmap Podcast- Emma Teeling explains bats’ unusually long, healthy lives
Optispan podcast episode - Matt explains what ageing clocks do—and don’t—measure
The Huberman Lab podcast-Justin Sonnenburg explains how gut microbes shape mental and physical health
Comparison of a senotherapeutic peptide with an everyday moisturiser
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