In the evolving field of longevity, many of us are asking deeper questions—not just about how long we live, but how we live. What does it take to feel youthful, resilient, and energized as we age? Increasingly, science points to one subtle but powerful force working against us: inflammaging—the persistent, low-grade inflammation that creeps up […]
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New research offers hope for managing age-related inflammation and supporting long-term wellness in postmenopausal women For many women, the years following menopause bring more than the end of reproductive cycles. They also mark a biological shift that quietly—but profoundly—affects cellular health, metabolism, and resilience. One of the key drivers behind many of these age-related changes
How the convergence of science, investment, and public interest is transforming the future of human aging There are moments in scientific history that feel like inflection points — times when long-standing fields of study quietly cross into a new phase of growth, recognition, and momentum. For the world of longevity research, that moment appears to
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What if a compound hidden within your gut had the potential to ease chronic inflammation, soothe aged cells, and even add healthy years to your life? In the evolving science of longevity, one molecule—Urolithin A—is emerging as a natural yet powerful agent of change. Though not something we ingest directly, Urolithin A is produced by
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In the expanding field of longevity science, one thing is increasingly clear: aging is not just about time. It’s a biological process—one that is deeply tied to how our cells communicate, repair, and respond to stress. Among the many culprits of age-related decline, chronic low-grade inflammation, or inflammaging, has become a central focus. At the
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For many people, aging conjures up images of creaky joints, weakened muscles, and fading energy — what scientists refer to as frailty. But what if we could prevent this decline? What if aging wasn’t synonymous with losing strength and independence? New research into a molecule called Elamipretide suggests we may be approaching that possibility. In
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As science races forward in the quest to extend healthspan and combat aging, one of the most exciting and often overlooked aspects of progress has little to do with lab discoveries or clinical trials. Instead, it lies in how scientific research is funded. Traditional models—long dominated by government grants, academic institutions, and private investors—are giving
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Berlin has quietly grown into one of Europe’s most important hubs for longevity science and aging research. At the latest Longevity Summit in Berlin, thought leaders from around the world gathered to discuss where the science of aging stands today—and where it’s headed next. As always, the energy in the room reflected both the tremendous
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In the growing world of longevity science, one frontier holds perhaps the most breathtaking promise of all: cellular reprogramming — the possibility of reversing aging itself at the cellular level. As we learn more about what drives aging deep within our cells, researchers are discovering ways to not merely slow, but potentially rewind key aging
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Aging is not a simple countdown on the calendar. It’s a biological transformation—gradual, complex, and marked by a rise in internal stress and inflammation. Among the most subtle yet sinister forces at play is something researchers call “inflammaging”—a persistent, low-grade inflammation that quietly accelerates cellular decline and age-related disease. But what if we could interrupt
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