Maxwell Biosciences makes progress in infectious disease treatment
Live Forever Club - 19-Feb-2025Investors are taking interest as the company moves toward human trials
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What's new in medical technology related to living forever? Although it will be the underlying biotechnology that cures ageing, we'll need plenty of new technology along the way to apply new treatments and to keep us healthy.
Click the links below for news and information on specific subjects as as big data (using AI to diagnose disease), nanobots (precision guided drug delivery) and robotic surgery (not as exciting as it sounds... yet).Read more about: 3D Printing in Healthcare, AI in Healthcare, Assistive Technology, Digital Health, Digital Modeling, Laboratory Automation, Nanobots, Personalised Medicine, Precision Medicine, Robotic Surgery, Synthetic Biology.
Investors are taking interest as the company moves toward human trials
A head-mounted robot from the University of Utah could transform eye surgery
Google’s AI stuns scientists with a rapid breakthrough in antimicrobial resistance
A nanoparticle-based treatment restores neurons and clears toxic proteins using near-infrared light
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02-Jul-2025
The aim is to explore a crucial question: What does the future of ageing look like? (Dublin, Ireland)
08-Oct-2025
Exploring the latest advancements and opportunities in the dynamic field of longevity tech (Porto, Portugal)
16-Jun-2025
Shaping the Future of Longevity Innovation, event organised by International Longevity Alliance (Geneva, Switzerland)
Monthly conversation with experts in longevity, speaking Lee Hood, professor at Buck Institute, in-person and online (Novato, CA, USA)
London Longevity online webinar with Professor Ronjon Nag
The biology of ageing looks at way more than just the genome and microbiome - here's 20 to start with!
Algocyte platform uses algorithmic inverse problem solving to aid clinicians in their diagnosis
Comparison of UK mail and clinic tests, plus a review of the Medichecks test
Do you know the difference between sensitivity and specificity?