The giving season is upon us once more! This month, we focus on November’s research, industry news, and ways that you can help hasten the defeat of aging. LEAF News Lifespan.io Presents at MIRAI 2.0 R&I Week 2022: At MIRAI 2.0 Research and Innovation Week 2022,

Ghouls, goblins, and ghosts were all on display last night, but today, we bring you something even scarier: Aging! Let’s see what’s been done to fight back against aging in October. LEAF News Team and activities Leading the Movement for Longer and Healthier Lives: As a

The spooky season is upon us again, so if you haven’t seen it yet, join us for a video on deadly but real zombies – and take a look at the most advanced research on how to get them out of our bodies. LEAF News If

EARD2022 is over, but the research and events continue. Here’s a summary of everything that’s happened in August. LEAF News We are hiring! We are currently looking for a full-time chief of staff, a full-time data-driven Senior Marketing Manager, a part-time Youtube sponsorship/partnership acquisition lead, a

Ending Age-Related Diseases 2022 will occur in less than two weeks, but that’s far from the only thing happening this month, and there’s plenty that happened last month as well. Here’s the latest rejuvenation news from July. LEAF News Health Benefits of Cocoa: Ryan O’Shea explains

As rejuvenation biotechnology begins to take root, more and more biotech companies are joining the fight against aging. Here’s what’s happened in research, development, investment, and advocacy last month. LEAF News Our fifth annual conference, Ending Age-Related Diseases 2022, will be coming up next month. Our

Two days ago, the United States honored its fallen veterans. How many of those heroes came home, having survived the horrors of war, only to have their own bodies betray them decades later? Here’s some of what’s been done to fight aging in May. LEAF News

April showers bring May flowers, and we’ve got a shower of interviews, new research, and press releases this month. Here’s what’s happened in rejuvenation in April. LEAF News Lifespan Docs: Doug Vakoch of METI: Created by Tim Maupin and sponsored by Lifespan.io, this Lifespan Docs documentary

March was a productive month for aging research, including new information coming out about the popular supplement glutathione and insights into what leads to cognitive decline. Here’s what happened in the rejuvenation world this month. LEAF News EARD2021 Daniel Ives on Genomic Aging Clocks: Daniel Ives

February might be the shortest month, but it’s still full of exciting research on the path towards ending age-related diseases, including senolytics and new ways of looking at epigenetics. Let’s see what’s happened in these four weeks. LEAF News Life Noggin Joins the Lifespan.io Family: Today,

Rejuvenation biotechnology is beginning to pick up steam, with major companies, political activism, and new approaches on the horizon. Let’s see what’s been done in January. LEAF News Creating Political Action to Increase Healthy Human Lifespan: A recent online discussion panel revealed some valuable insights into

2021 has come to a close, but rejuvenation biotechnology is still just beginning. Let’s see what the field has accomplished in December. LEAF News Holiday Wishes from Lifespan.io: Lifespan.io president Keith Comito thanks the community of Lifespan.io for helping to bring an end to the diseases

While new variants of the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic make the headlines, heart disease and cancer remain the top causes of death, and the mortality rates of all three maladies rise sharply with advanced age. Let’s see what steps we’ve taken against aging in November. LEAF News

Yesterday was a day for ghosts, demons, monsters, and spooks of all sorts, but today, we go back to dealing with something even scarier: aging. Here’s an overview of what’s happened on the rejuvenation front in October. LEAF News EARD2021 Allison Duettmann on Existential Hope: Elena

One second, one life: this axiom was true when LEAF was founded, and it remains true today. More than one person a second dies from age-related diseases, not including contagious diseases that youthful immune health would likely have protected them from. Let’s see what progress has