January 15, 2026
The last installment in our end-of-year series of expert roundups might be the least flashy, but it is arguably no less important than the previous ones dedicated to longevity biotech and geroscience. Public advocacy is a powerful lever. To quote Abraham Lincoln: “Public sentiment is everything. With it, nothing can fail; against it, nothing can...
November 12, 2025
The idea of living longer, healthier lives thanks to rejuvenation biotechnology has steadily become more common. Gradually increasing numbers of articles are discussing this idea, especially as science is starting to catch up and may eventually even deliver on it. With that in mind, I was pleasantly surprised this week to be greeted by an...
September 02, 2025
Two people nearly died, and several more sought treatment, after receiving peptide injections at the last RAADfest in Las Vegas. We might not know what happened until the ongoing investigations are concluded, but we asked several experts to share their thoughts on the broader context of unproven “rejuvenation therapies.” The nightmare scenario Admittedly, progress in...
July 10, 2025
In this Lifespan interview, we speak with Gabriel Cian, founder of the 2060 Longevity Forum, about how his background in software shaped his views on healthspan innovation, the forum’s approach to scientific and investment credibility, and what he sees as the biggest bottlenecks and opportunities facing the field of longevity today. Hi, Gabriel. Let’s start...
June 20, 2025
Just several years ago, longevity conferences were few and far between. Today, there’s no shortage of them. Happening regularly around the globe, they foster scientific debate and showcase geroscience advances to the world while energetically discussing longevity biotech and regulations. However, one important subfield, working with public opinion and politicians, has been all but excluded...
March 12, 2025
A recent country-level analysis of life expectancy among several European nations shows changes in life expectancy trends and how well-designed national policies can reduce or minimize exposure to risk factors, thus improving life expectancy [1]. Slowdown in life expectancy increase Life expectancy has grown in high-income countries since at least 1900, except during the two...





