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The Latest Longevity News Stories
Results of a Phase 1 Trial of Senolytics for Alzheimer’s
The results of a Phase 1 trial of the well-known senolytic combination of dasatinib and quercetin (D+Q) in patients with Alzheimer’s […]
Longevity Investor Network 2024 End of Year Update
Developing technologies to defeat age-related diseases by keeping people biologically younger is the goal of the rejuvenation biotechnology field. LRI created the Longevity Investor Network […]
Is Aging Part of the Immune System?
What is aging? Sadly, we don’t know. If we ask the experts in the field, they will give us different answers [1]. Consensus has not been reached on even the trivial […]
Well-Known Researchers Discuss Personalized Aging Treatments
The Hallmarks of Aging team has returned to Cell, publishing a detailed review discussing how future methods of dealing with […]
How Apigenin May Reduce Senescence and Cancer
Screening of a natural compounds library has revealed the senomorphic properties of apigenin. This natural flavonoid also demonstrated rejuvenating effects on […]
Gamma Delta T Cells Show Promise Against Cellular Senescence
Scientists from the Lifespan Research Institute have discovered that a subset of T cells effectively targets senescent cells and improves outcomes in a mouse model of idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis [1]. How do we […]
A New Approach to Treating Aging Skin
Researchers publishing in Aging Cell have found a biochemical pathway that leads skin cells to become senescent along with a potential […]
Michael Levin on Bioelectricity in Development and Aging
Michael Levin, professor at Tufts University and director of Allen Discovery Center, has been working for years on how bioelectrical patterns affect development and aging. His research proves that this […]
Young Microbiota Transfer Reduces Aging Aspects in Mice
In a recent study, lifelong, repeated microbiota transfer from young mice to old mice improves intestinal permeability, coordinative ability, and metabolic profiles while reducing pro-inflammatory responses [1]. Small in size, […]
TFEB Lets Cells Live Long Enough to Become Senescent
In Aging Cell, researchers have explained how transcription factor EB (TFEB) is related to cellular senescence and keeps stressed cells alive. Inactivated by mTOR […]
Limiting One Protein Maintenance Pathway Enhances Another
In Aging Cell, researchers have explored how transcription factor EB (TFEB) promotes proteostasis in a common aging model. Maintaining protein function Proteostasis is naturally […]
Playing the Long Game Towards Radical Life Extension
For most of the history of human civilization, humanity expanded at an astonishing pace: faster than exponential, nearly hyperbolic. This trend was famously described in a 1960 paper by Heinz von Foerster and colleagues, who extrapolated global population data to […]
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Regular Digest Articles
We publish the Rejuvenation Roundup – a monthly digest of what is happening in the field, a Longevity Market Recap – a monthly digest focused on the investment and business side of the field, and a quarterly Editorial – focusing on the activities of the news outlet and the wider organization.
Industry Press Releases
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