Events & News

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 […]

As the global population grows older, the question facing scientists, clinicians, and wellness experts alike is no longer simply how long we can live — but how well. In this spirit, the Longevity Science Summit returns as one of the most anticipated events of the year, offering a rich, evidence-based forum to explore how we

Progress and a Glimpse Into the Future Over the past century, life expectancy across Europe has undergone one of the most remarkable transformations in human history. From a continent once plagued by infectious disease, war, and poverty, Europe has emerged as a global leader in longevity — and its story offers not only a reflection

Inside the mission to bring aging research into the halls of Congress—and how it could shape the future of healthspan for everyone In the evolving world of wellness and longevity, breakthroughs in science often steal the spotlight. But as anyone working in health innovation knows, scientific discovery must eventually pass through another gate before reaching

At the intersection of biotechnology and bold vision lies one of the most ambitious developments in longevity innovation this year: the official launch of LongGame, a venture capital fund dedicated entirely to extending human healthspan through cutting-edge science. Founded by crypto pioneer Will Harborne and built with a team of elite thinkers and operators from

In the fast-evolving world of longevity science, few names provoke more curiosity, debate, and intrigue than Bryan Johnson. The tech entrepreneur-turned-biohacker has become a symbol of modern self-experimentation, drawing global attention with his radical lifestyle protocols aimed at reversing his biological age. But what does it actually feel like to step inside the world of

From senescent cell targeting to space-aging studies, this month pushed the boundaries of what we know—and what we may soon control—about human aging. As the world of longevity science moves steadily from theoretical to actionable, March 2025 proved once again that we’re living in a pivotal era. No longer just asking how we age, researchers

In the world of wellness, a quiet revolution is gaining ground—not just in labs or clinics, but in boardrooms and investor circles. It’s a movement to redefine aging as something we can measure, manage, and meaningfully delay. And at the heart of that revolution is the Longevity Investor Network (LIN), a mission-aligned community of investors

Not long ago, the idea of treating aging itself—rather than its symptoms—seemed like science fiction. Today, it’s a global investment thesis. In 2024, funding in longevity biotechnology more than doubled, soaring from $4.1 billion in 2023 to $8.45 billion. This remarkable rise signals more than just capital flowing into a hot sector; it reflects a

Closing the Year with Breakthroughs in Brain Health, Cellular Reprogramming, and the Future of Aging Science As the curtain fell on 2024, longevity science continued its forward march—quietly, steadily, and powerfully. In a field that often oscillates between hype and humility, this final month brought a fresh mix of groundbreaking discoveries, hopeful therapies, and thoughtful