The National Institute of Health (NIH) determined that one of its top scientists, Dr. Eliezer Masliah, engaged in research misconduct, drawing into question data underpinning a slew of investigational drugs.
Spanish researchers unveil data suggesting that higher rates of disorder in chemical modifications to DNA (methylation) are associated with shorter lifespans across 18 mammal species.
Lipid-lowering drugs are associated with a decreased risk of 21 types of cancers in older adults.
Neuralink's Blindsight implant receives FDA breakthrough designation, aiming to restore vision for individuals with blindness, even those with non-functional optic nerves.
Rapamycin supplementation improves older adults' muscle and bone health in the landmark Participatory Evaluation of Aging with Rapamycin for Longevity (PEARL) trial.
Four-time Grammy-winning rock star Lenny Kravitz is a self-professed vegan who exercises regularly and cultivates a mindful lifestyle to defy the typical signs of aging.
Dr. Andrew Huberman and Dr. Casey Means explain how mitochondrial dysfunction accelerates aging and how diet, exercise, and fasting can support healthy aging.
Morgan Levine, PhD, explains that epigenetic clocks — a specific measure of biological age — cannot be used to make the claims that longevity guru Bryan Johnson has made about age reversal.
Aging researcher Aubrey de Grey thinks individuals who are currently 40 years old have more than a 50% likelihood of not dying from aging-related causes.
Improving on either drug alone, combining rapamycin and trametinib significantly prolongs the lifespan of female mice by 35% and male mice by 27%.
Researchers in China report that activating a gene linked to human longevity—OSER1—extends lifespan in multiple animal models of aging.
NMN alleviates the age-accelerating brain inflammation induced by the fine particles within wildfire smoke and polluted air in mice.
Russian leaders have called for the development of new anti-aging technologies, but experts are highly skeptical of whether these plans can be effectively carried out.
Dr. Joel Geiderman, a professor of medicine at UCLA, believes a world population boom resulting from future age-reversing technology may stir controversies like requiring that governments control births and deaths.
Neuroscientist Andrew Huberman and comedian Joe Rogan discuss the science of aging, cognitive health, and how regenerative therapies like exosomes are advancing longevity and performance.