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Eating for the Long Run: How Smart Dietary Choices Fuel Healthy Aging

Aging well isn’t just about adding years to life—it’s about adding life to those years. And one of the most powerful tools we have to support that vision isn’t hidden in a pill or procedure. It’s something much simpler, more intimate, and within our daily control: the food on our plate. In a landmark study […]

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Could Glucosamine Mimic Caloric Restriction? A Natural Compound’s Surprising Longevity Potential

In the search for longer, healthier lives, one intervention has consistently delivered impressive results across numerous animal models: caloric restriction. Reducing calorie intake without malnutrition has been shown to extend lifespan, improve metabolic health, and delay the onset of age-related diseases in species ranging from worms to primates. However, for most humans, sustained caloric restriction

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Autumn Momentum: How Longevity Science Is Accelerating the Future of Healthy Aging

As autumn settles in — with its crisp air, turning leaves, and gentle sense of transition — many of us find ourselves reflecting on time itself. But while nature winds down for its seasonal pause, the science of aging is doing quite the opposite. Longevity research is surging forward at a pace few could have

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Healing From the Inside Out: How Mitochondria Are Becoming a New Target in Genetic Disease

Exploring how cellular energy hubs could help reverse the effects of certain mutations—and what that means for health and longevity Every cell in your body is a story in motion—one shaped by genes, environment, and the unceasing pulse of energy that fuels life itself. At the heart of that energy is the mitochondrion, a microscopic

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Summer’s Bright Outlook for Longevity Tech: Why the Season May Spark a Surge in Rejuvenation Investment

How rising momentum, scientific breakthroughs, and market optimism are converging to fuel the next wave of growth in the longevity industry As summer approaches, the air carries more than just the warmth of the season. This year, a growing sense of optimism is spreading across the longevity industry — a field once regarded as speculative,

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The Brain-Immune Connection: How Fasting Resets Immunity Through the Central Nervous System

In recent years, fasting has surged into mainstream conversations about wellness and longevity. Once regarded as a niche or even risky practice, controlled fasting protocols are now being explored as tools for everything from metabolic health to neuroprotection and even cancer prevention. But while most discussions focus on calorie restriction’s effects on weight, blood sugar,

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Empowering Tomorrow’s Longevity Leaders: The XPLORE Fellowship Returns

In the rapidly evolving world of longevity science, innovation doesn’t start in a laboratory or a conference room—it begins with people. Specifically, with the next generation of curious, motivated individuals who are bold enough to ask, “What if aging isn’t inevitable?” That’s the animating spirit behind LongX’s XPLORE Program, a forward-looking initiative designed to give

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Old Drugs, New Hope: Exploring the Potential of Repurposed Medications to Lower Dementia Risk

How familiar pharmaceuticals may offer surprising benefits in the fight against cognitive decline In the world of medicine, few challenges are as formidable—or as emotionally charged—as dementia. With its slow erosion of memory, personality, and independence, dementia touches not just the individual but entire families. It remains one of the most feared consequences of aging.

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Hormones and Joint Health: How Estradiol and Progesterone May Influence Osteoarthritis Progression

For millions worldwide, osteoarthritis represents one of the most common—and painful—conditions of aging. While often dismissed as an inevitable consequence of wear and tear, scientists are uncovering that osteoarthritis, particularly in women, may be influenced not just by mechanical stress, but by something far more subtle: hormonal balance. New research examining the roles of estradiol

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