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Cardiovascular

Peter Attia on Prolonging Life: Should You Take Statins Without Having Symptoms?

Taking cholesterol-lowering drugs like statins can reduce the risk of heart disease, thereby potentially reducing the risk of heart disease-related mortality.

1 day ago
NMN

The NPA Files Lawsuit Against the FDA Over NMN Ban

A ruling in the lawsuit, which was filed in Washington, D.C., could determine whether vendors in the US may continue selling nicotinamide mononucleotide (NMN) supplements in the future.

5 days ago
Neurological

Safe Drug Recovers Memories Lost to Sleep Deprivation, Dutch Scientists Find

FDA-approved anti-inflammatory drug roflumilast awakens memories hidden by sleep deprivation in mice.

Sep 3, 2024
Aging & Longevity

Mitrix Bio’s CEO Unveils Bold Plan to Extend Human Lifespan to 130 Years

Tom Benson, the CEO of Mitrix Bio, aims to grow cell powerhouses—mitochondria—from stem cells and transplant them into aged individuals to help them live to 130.

Aug 29, 2024
Neurological

How the Mitochondria in Our Brain Reduce Life by Over 10 Years: New Research from Columbia University

Scientists found the powerhouse of the cell shortens human lifespan by inserting its circular DNA into our linear DNA.

Aug 29, 2024

Longevity Secrets from the World’s Oldest Person, María Branyas

117-year-old María Branyas Morera believed her remarkable longevity was due to strong family connections, a positive outlook, avoiding toxic people, practicing moderation in her diet, and making yogurt a daily habit.

Aug 27, 2024
Aging & Longevity

The Top Longevity Clubs for the Rich

Aug 27, 2024
Bone, Muscle & Skin

Anti-Aging Supplements, Safe Sunscreens, and Secrets for Skin Health: UCLA Scientist on the Huberman Lab

World-class University of California Los Angeles (UCLA) dermatologist Dr. Teo Soleymani discusses the key elements of maintaining skin health with Dr. Andrew Huberman.

Aug 27, 2024
Kidney, Liver & Lungs

Longevity Scientist Debunks that NMN Triggers Kidney Toxicity

Longevity scientist Dr. Charles Brenner says a recent study shows that NMN was reported to trigger kidney toxicity in aged mice due to contamination.

Aug 22, 2024
Immunity

How a Tissue-Rejuvenating Vaccine Could Transform Aging and Recovery

Dr. David Scieszka, a longevity scientist and founder of a startup pharmaceutical company, created a vaccine that triggers the immune system to clear dysfunctional cells that accumulate with age — senescent cells.

Aug 20, 2024
Metabolism

Eating Less Food 2 Days Per Week Reverses Diabetes, Outperforming Most Prescribed Anti-Diabetes Drug Metformin

5:2 intermittent fasting — limiting food intake for two nonconsecutive days of the week — improves blood sugar control in newly diagnosed diabetics, placing some into remission.

Aug 13, 2024
Aging & Longevity

What is Killing You? Dr. Peter Attia’s Tips for Longevity

Dr. Peter Attia reveals his longevity toolkit to combat aging's Four Horsemen – atherosclerosis, cancer, neurodegenerative diseases, and metabolic dysfunction.

Aug 7, 2024
Neurological

Cognitive Rejuvenation Achieved with Advanced Therapy Pioneered by David Sinclair’s Lab

With a gene therapy pioneered by David Sinclair’s lab, scientists have mitigated learning impairments in aged rats.

Aug 6, 2024
NR

Nicotinamide Riboside Brain NAD+ Elevations Measured for First Time in Healthy Adults

A single dose of 900 mg of nicotinamide riboside (NR) increases brain NAD+ levels in young to middle-aged adults.

Aug 6, 2024
Aging & Longevity

Do Blood Transfusions Really Slow Aging? Discover the Science Behind It

Dr. Michael Greger discusses evidence suggesting that debilitating aging factors in the blood of older mice can be filtered out to rejuvenate organs and that a similar procedure slows Alzheimer’s disease progression in humans.

Jul 30, 2024