Tag: Rejuvenation Roundup

February might be the shortest month of the year, but it still has room for plenty of research and advancements. Here's what's happened over the last four weeks. Interviews Junevity Is Silencing RNA to Treat Obesity and Diabetes: Some longevity biotech companies fit neatly into one of the big buckets we have in this field,...

As rejuvenation research advances from theory to practice, more therapies start making their way into the clinic. 2025 continues with both mouse experiments and human clinical trials. Interviews Cyclarity Launches Human Trial to Cure Atherosclerosis: Recently, Cyclarity Therapeutics announced the launch of a Phase 1 human clinical trial for a drug that aims to remove...

The holiday season is over and the new year is here, and we're back to discussing the one gift that matters the most: biological rejuvenation. Let's see what's been done in December. LEAF News Another Year of Longevity Advocacy and Journalism: The nights are the longest of the year, the holidays are drawing near, and...

While the United States has just celebrated a holiday that opposes caloric restriction, researchers there and around the world continue to discover the effects of it and other interventions against aging. Let's see what's been done in November. Interviews Rozalyn Anderson Explains Caloric Restriction: At the University of Wisconsin-Madison, Dr. Rozalyn Anderson is studying one...

The trick-or-treaters have all gotten their candy, but age-related diseases haunt us still. Here's what we've learned about them in October. LEAF News Team and activities Fall Is Here, but It’s Full Steam Ahead for Lifespan.io: For those of us living in the Northern Hemisphere, the summer days are gone and the cooler days of...

This past month, we've covered plenty of research news and information about conferences, but now we have some news of our own. Here's what's been happening in the rejuvenation biotechnology world. LEAF News Lifespan.io and SENS Research Foundation Unite to Launch a New Powerhouse in Aging Research: Today, we and SENS Research Foundation are excited...