Slow changes in DNA may be the reason why some animals live much longer
Live Forever Club - 02-Nov-2024DNA stability might be key to unlocking the science of anti-ageing and longevity
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DNA stability might be key to unlocking the science of anti-ageing and longevity
New federated members come from Bulgaria, Canada, Latin America, Nepal, the Nordics, Portugal, and Spain
Dario Amodei explores AI’s potential to transform longevity and health breakthroughs
Future of longevity depends on breakthroughs that can significantly slow ageing
Madrid becomes Europe's hub for advancing life extension and healthy ageing
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14-Nov-2024
Longevity panel with Shakiba Kaveh, Peter Hamley and Brendan Swain organised by OSAL (FREE, London, UK)
LongeCity Interviews features leading pioneers in life extension research and advocacy
Open public forum for information and discussion and a repository for relevant information
29-Oct-2024
The club's Longevity Cafe Meetup group will be discussing the latest longevity news (FREE)
Absolute numbers look good, but for the size and proximity of the venue, it could have done better
Key points and slides from the leading longevity conference hosted by Aubrey de Grey
This intriguing French thriller received little attention in the UK, but is well worth a watch
Diagram to explain the terminology used when discussing life extension - reproduced from the Live Forever Manual
In the book, the vision of biological immortality has become reality, but has not yet fully arrived