SPOTLIGHTSeragon Unveils Enlivien: Sleep & Longevity Optimizer
Seragon Biosciences launched a new longevity-optimizing product, Enlivien, which neutralizes harmful, reactive molecules in the gut that have been tied to sleep deprivation.
Can Nicotine Combat Aging? Study Links It to Higher NAD+ and Better Motor Function
New research provides evidence that long-term oral nicotine consumption raises NAD+ levels and preserves exploratory behaviors, similar to those seen during young ages, in older male mice.
Popular Longevity Drug Rapamycin Doesn’t Stop You From Building Muscle
Study shows that rapamycin does not block exercise-driven muscle and endurance gains in female mice, though frequent dosing impairs blood sugar control.
Longevity Supplement Ergothioneine Improves Sleep in New Study from Japan
For the first time, a longevity-associated antioxidant supplement, found in mushrooms, was revealed to improve sleep difficulties in humans.
New Harvard Study: Anti-Aging (Senolytic) Compounds are Safe for People with Memory Loss
The senolytics dasatinib and quercetin (DQ) are safe and tolerable for older adults with cognitive and motor impairments, but do they improve memory and movement?
Breakthrough Aging Clock Reveals Anti-Aging Drugs for the Brain
Scientists develop a new brain aging clock based on gene expression patterns in brain tissue from 778 individuals and apply it to identify drugs that rejuvenate the brain in aged mice.
Seragon’s Breakthrough Longevity Candidate SRN-901 Dramatically Increases Lifespan and Healthspan in Preclinical Study
Seragon Biosciences has completed one of the most comprehensive preclinical studies to date, finding that its aging intervention candidate SRN-901 drastically prolongs lifespan and healthspan.
New Johns Hopkins Study: Senescence Links Dementia to Osteoporosis
Osteoporosis — age-related bone loss — is prevented by removing (senescent) cells that promote the accumulation of Alzheimer’s proteins in old mice.
Dr. Peter Attia and Longevity Expert Brian Kennedy Reveal Aging Secrets
Biologist Brian Kennedy joins Peter Attia to discuss rapamycin trials, aging models, biological clocks, and lifestyle tools that may extend human healthspan.
HIV Drug May Counteract Age-Related Muscle Loss, New Study Finds
An HIV medication, maraviroc, increases muscle size, grip strength, running speed, and running distance in aged mice.
- Aging & Longevity
Can Nicotine Combat Aging? Study Links It to Higher NAD+ and Better Motor Function
New research provides evidence that long-term oral nicotine consumption raises NAD+ levels and preserves exploratory behaviors, similar to those seen during young ages, in older male mice.
- Bone, Muscle & Skin
Popular Longevity Drug Rapamycin Doesn’t Stop You From Building Muscle
Study shows that rapamycin does not block exercise-driven muscle and endurance gains in female mice, though frequent dosing impairs blood sugar control.
- Neurological
Longevity Supplement Ergothioneine Improves Sleep in New Study from Japan
For the first time, a longevity-associated antioxidant supplement, found in mushrooms, was revealed to improve sleep difficulties in humans.
- Neurological
New Harvard Study: Anti-Aging (Senolytic) Compounds are Safe for People with Memory Loss
The senolytics dasatinib and quercetin (DQ) are safe and tolerable for older adults with cognitive and motor impairments, but do they improve memory and movement?
- Neurological
Breakthrough Aging Clock Reveals Anti-Aging Drugs for the Brain
Scientists develop a new brain aging clock based on gene expression patterns in brain tissue from 778 individuals and apply it to identify drugs that rejuvenate the brain in aged mice.
- Aging & Longevity
Seragon’s Breakthrough Longevity Candidate SRN-901 Dramatically Increases Lifespan and Healthspan in Preclinical Study
Seragon Biosciences has completed one of the most comprehensive preclinical studies to date, finding that its aging intervention candidate SRN-901 drastically prolongs lifespan and healthspan.
- Bone, Muscle & Skin
New Johns Hopkins Study: Senescence Links Dementia to Osteoporosis
Osteoporosis — age-related bone loss — is prevented by removing (senescent) cells that promote the accumulation of Alzheimer’s proteins in old mice.
- Aging & Longevity
Dr. Peter Attia and Longevity Expert Brian Kennedy Reveal Aging Secrets
Biologist Brian Kennedy joins Peter Attia to discuss rapamycin trials, aging models, biological clocks, and lifestyle tools that may extend human healthspan.
- Bone, Muscle & Skin
HIV Drug May Counteract Age-Related Muscle Loss, New Study Finds
An HIV medication, maraviroc, increases muscle size, grip strength, running speed, and running distance in aged mice.
STUDIES
NEWS
Creatine for Sleep Deprivation: New Study Shows Single-Dose Benefits
Creatine supplementation mitigates the cognitive deficits induced by sleep deprivation in human subjects.
Popular Longevity Drug Rapamycin Doesn’t Stop You From Building Muscle
Study shows that rapamycin does not block exercise-driven muscle and endurance gains in female mice, though frequent dosing impairs blood sugar control.
Can Nicotine Combat Aging? Study Links It to Higher NAD+ and Better Motor Function
New research provides evidence that long-term oral nicotine consumption raises NAD+ levels and preserves exploratory behaviors, similar to those seen during young ages, in older male mice.
Longevity Supplement Ergothioneine Improves Sleep in New Study from Japan
For the first time, a longevity-associated antioxidant supplement, found in mushrooms, was revealed to improve sleep difficulties in humans.
New Harvard Study: Anti-Aging (Senolytic) Compounds are Safe for People with Memory Loss
The senolytics dasatinib and quercetin (DQ) are safe and tolerable for older adults with cognitive and motor impairments, but do they improve memory and movement?
Seragon Unveils Enlivien: Sleep & Longevity Optimizer
Seragon Biosciences launched a new longevity-optimizing product, Enlivien, which neutralizes harmful, reactive molecules in the gut that have been tied to sleep deprivation.
Breakthrough Aging Clock Reveals Anti-Aging Drugs for the Brain
Scientists develop a new brain aging clock based on gene expression patterns in brain tissue from 778 individuals and apply it to identify drugs that rejuvenate the brain in aged mice.
New Johns Hopkins Study: Senescence Links Dementia to Osteoporosis
Osteoporosis — age-related bone loss — is prevented by removing (senescent) cells that promote the accumulation of Alzheimer’s proteins in old mice.
Dr. Peter Attia and Longevity Expert Brian Kennedy Reveal Aging Secrets
Biologist Brian Kennedy joins Peter Attia to discuss rapamycin trials, aging models, biological clocks, and lifestyle tools that may extend human healthspan.
HIV Drug May Counteract Age-Related Muscle Loss, New Study Finds
An HIV medication, maraviroc, increases muscle size, grip strength, running speed, and running distance in aged mice.
The Inflammation Myth: New Insights on Aging
Columbia University scientists find that inflammation increases the risk of common chronic age-related diseases only in people from industrialized populations.
New Human Study Finds Vitamin E Supplement May Counteract Signs of Aging
New research suggests that consuming tocotrienol—a form of vitamin E—improves markers of aging in human subjects.
Psilocybin Increases Cellular Lifespan and Boosts Survival in Aged Mice
New research shows low-dose psilocybin extends cellular lifespan by up to 57%, preserves telomeres, reduces senescence, and boosts survival in aged mice.
Longevity Supplements: New Research Reveals What the Longest-Lived People Take
A new study reveals the supplements taken by centenarians — people who live to be 100 years or older.
NMN-Loaded Vesicles Shown to Delay Skin Aging in New Study
New research reveals that small vesicles derived from human umbilical cord cells, when infused with NMN (nicotinamide mononucleotide), delay skin aging in a mouse model.