Could targeting ageing cells help turn back the skin clock?
Longevity Technology - 13-Oct-2026An experimental treatment shows early promise in a small clinical study
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An experimental treatment shows early promise in a small clinical study
Researchers argue that extending lifespan should be recognised as a legitimate goal of ageing research
Some interesting research using supplements whose quality scientists trust for clinical trials
Aleph Surgical raises $7.5m to develop robots that learn complex surgical skills
Experimental gene therapies offer hope for rejuvenation, but benefits are still unproven
New SARI Institute will explore how people and businesses can adapt to longevity
Taking longevity advocacy to the streets with a call for faster action against age-related disease
DeepMind’s AI atlas predicts the impact of billions of DNA changes
Celularity will manufacture MuseCells and related therapies in New Jersey
The technology is experimental but could eventually have wider health uses
Scientists need better ways to target these cells and understand who could benefit
Scientists trace aging research from myths to science, revealing how cells age and might be slowed
Damaged brain cells build up with age and release inflammatory chemicals
These models could eventually help them test ideas for new treatments
Finalists will test therapies designed to preserve muscle, brain and immune health
The experimental approach could allow doctors to change treatment levels later
This may live can help people make better decisions about protecting their populations
The aim is to make better choices early, before spending years developing a new medicine
Researchers say the technology could one day help repair damaged tissues
No species in nature removes CML – so this is a totally novel technique
Bill Ackman is backing a major centre for neuroscience and brain health
Researchers still need more long-term studies to separate cause from coincidence
Technology combines health scans and data to spot potential health risks before symptoms appear
Scientists are testing a longevity gene linked to healthy ageing
The results are early and do not show slower natural aging