Longevity

2023 Predictions—the Good, the Bad, and the Ugly

What to expect in genetic engineering, neuroscience, psychedelics, longevity research, digital health, food, human performance, wellbeing, and of course, ChatGPT.

By Jane Metcalfe

Sarcopenia: What a Waste

Sarcopenia, a muscle wasting disease, could shorten your life and is alarmingly prevalent. Why are so many people unaware it exists?

By Robin Donovan

21 Bio-Inspired Gifts for the 2022 Holidays

Featuring pink pineapples, synthetic ice cream, laser skin care, lots of tests, treatments, and of course, books.

By NEO.LIFE

Alex Zhavoronkov: Live Long and Prosper

The maniacally focused founder of Insilico Medicine is going all in on AI to discover new medicines and extend lifespan.

By Matthew Hutson

Perspective: The Human Immunome Project is the Next Big Leap

An insider’s view of the effort to decode and model the entire immune system.

By Jane Metcalfe

New Tech for Gene Therapy Could Advance Longevity

Maybe the science is finally catching up with BioViva CEO Elizabeth Parrish.

By David Warmflash

7 Lessons on Aging

The ARDD meeting in Copenhagen this month featured new money, old experiments, endless enthusiasm, and a palpable sense of possibility.

By Jason Socrates Bardi

2 Minutes to Midlife: The Fantastic Unspecified Future of Epigenetic Clocks

With billions of dollars flooding into longevity, what role will epigenetic clocks play in measuring and intervening in aging?

By Robin Donovan

Decentralized Science is Poised to Disrupt… Well, Everything

How DeSci, DAOs, and NFTs will change research funding, intellectual property, and collaboration.

By Richard Sprague

The Buck Institute, Where the Promise of Aging Research Isn’t Longevity

Science at this California institute focuses on healthspan—which is about living better, longer.

By Grace Rubenstein