How much does infinite life cost? All the consequences of longevity
The idea of living forever raises enormous psychological and social questions. Let's hypothesize the effects and consequences of "infinite life".
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New study reveals the key factors in the super-longevity of centenarians
The largest study of centenarians analyzes 12 biomarkers in the blood, finding differences in glucose, creatinine and uric acid.
Longevity, time of revolution: it will matter how we age, not how much
For Andrew Scott it's time for a second longevity revolution: not just longer lives, but healthier ones. We need to rethink healthcare, work, pensions and cultural norms.
Retro Biosciences: Sam Altman's longevity team unveils
Joe Betts-LaCroix and Retro Biosciences open the doors of their secret laboratory: an ambitious longevity project financed with 180 million dollars.
Getting old? No, thanks: the future of longevity between research and speculation
Billionaires and scientists collaborate to transform the dream of living beyond 120, and without aging. Where am I at?
DNA and longevity: how 'jumping genes' could extend our lives
New research shows that controlling a particular type of genes could be the key to slowing aging.
Nanowarming, closer longevity with a new transplant technique
The innovative nanowarming technique could be the key to overcoming the limits of human life, opening up new possibilities in the field of transplants.
The longevity tug of war: diet vs. exercise. Who win? Easy.
It's not just about living longer, it's about living better – that's the crucial role of diet and exercise. What to prioritize?
2020 for neuroscience, longevity and AI, and the year to come
Neuroscience on the shields in 2020: in the year in which "science" rhymed with "virus", there was a lot of crucial research that often went unnoticed.
Epochal discovery: blood iron levels related to longevity
A discovery that could bring more knowledge of our mechanisms, and greater longevity. The secret? Iron levels in the blood.
Gaf1, proteins that slow down cell growth, are engines of longevity
A team from the University of East London has identified anti-aging proteins called Gaf1 that are particularly related to longevity.
New study finds another key to longevity: It's in the gut
Transferring gut bacteria from aged mice to young mice resulted in increased neurogenesis. Thanks to the butyrate produced in the intestine.
New discoveries on the secret of longevity
Tests have shown that the blood of those who enjoy the longest life has unusually high doses of immune cells, which constitute constant defenses against viruses, bacteria and tumors.
Diamond Optical Discs: Data Storage for Millions of Years
Archiving data on diamonds? Now you can, thanks to Chinese researchers. Petabytes packed into tiny carbon chips.
70 Years of Godzilla: Here's Why the Future Still Needs Him
From a metaphor for the atomic bomb to an environmentalist symbol: for 70 years, Godzilla has embodied the anxieties of modernity.
Biohacking: “Here’s How I Trick My Biological Clock at 81”
Could Biohacking Be the Key to Extreme Longevity? An 80-Year-Old Is Putting Everything He Has Into Proving It to the World.
Death Clock knows (almost) everything about your death, to save your life
Predicting death is less random with AI. Death Clock analyzes millions of data and helps control biological 'destiny'.
C15: A Look at the Controversial Biomarker of Aging
C15, or pentadecanoic acid, emerges as a potential biomarker of aging. New studies reveal unexpected complexities.
World Food Day: How Our Food Will Change
World Food Day reminds us that the future is now: from calorie restriction to alternative proteins, how we will eat.
Quitting Smoking After 60: A Study Debunks the Myth “It's Too Late Now”
Quitting smoking is always a good idea: a new study confirms it: if you quit at 35 you gain 8 years of life, but even at 75 you live longer.
Lakes and Hydrogen: The Future of Storage Takes Shape
Lakes could be the key to revolutionizing clean energy storage, including hydrogen: here's the state of the research
