NHS trial tests robot that carries out basic patient health checks
BBC - 21-Aug-2026This could give doctors and nurses more time to speak with patients
Previously the Live Forever Club – now more focused on campaigning for radical life extension in the UK
What's new in medical technology related to living forever? Although it will be the underlying biotechnology that cures ageing, we'll need plenty of new technology along the way to apply new treatments and to keep us healthy.
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This could give doctors and nurses more time to speak with patients
These models could eventually help them test ideas for new treatments
New biological simulations could transform how scientists study disease and treatments
Millions of lab-grown human tissues will train a new AI model of biology
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21-Apr-2027
Leading summit for the Longevity medical industry (London, UK)
01-Oct-2026
Event about latest progress in the molecular, cellular and organismal basis of aging organised by Harvard University (Boston, MA, USA)
Applying Artificial General Intelligence to deliver decentralised precision health and predictive medicine
12-Sep-2026
As clinical longevity gains momentum in China, 7th TimePie Longevity Forum spotlights evidence-based medicine (Shanghai)
BBC podcast by Ghislaine Boddington featuring Dinis Guarda, Leonardo da Vinci AI Agent, And Wisdomia.ai
I visited Neko Health’s new London clinic – what was it like?
The biology of ageing looks at way more than just the genome and microbiome - here's 20 to start with!
Algocyte platform uses algorithmic inverse problem solving to aid clinicians in their diagnosis
Including gene editing, immunotherapy, modified viruses, vaccines, personalised medicine, and nanotechnology