AI-powered ageing clocks: unlocking new targets for longer, healthier lives
Live Forever Club - 17-Nov-2025Ageing clocks reveal 27% more drug targets, speeding multi-disease therapy
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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, Nanotechnology in Healthcare, Precision Medicine, Robotic Surgery, Synthetic Biology.
Ageing clocks reveal 27% more drug targets, speeding multi-disease therapy
AbbVie ends its $1.75B Calico deal after the ALS drug fosigotifator failed in phase 2/3 trials
Insilico’s AI cut drug discovery to 18 months, spurring Lilly’s investment
Low-dose antibiotics trigger microbes to make metabolites that improve longevity and metabolism
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Our Quest to Rewrite Life in the Age of Synthetic Biology written by Amy Webb and Andrew Hessel
Beyond Biotech podcast - Héctor García Martín on why biology is hard to engineer
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China's premier annual event organised by TimePie (Shanghai, China)
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New monthly series sponsored by AlbionVC and hosted by UCL Engineering (London, UK)
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Algocyte platform uses algorithmic inverse problem solving to aid clinicians in their diagnosis
Including gene editing, immunotherapy, modified viruses, vaccines, personalised medicine, and nanotechnology