David Sinclair

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Are Anti-Aging Drugs Here?

Longevity drugs are real—and they target aging at its roots. Here’s why they matter, and how science is making long, healthy life possible for

May 30, 2025

Biotechnology·Products & Supplements·Science·Technology

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Reversing the Clock: The Promise and Challenges of Cellular Reprogramming in Aging Research

Cellular reprogramming holds the promise of reversing aging by resetting cells to a youthful state. Advances in this science could revolutionize longevity and healthspan.

October 7, 2024

Biotechnology·Science·Technology

Embracing Eternity With The Longevity Biotechnology Fellowship (LBF)

Explore how the Longevity Biotechnology Fellowship (LBF) is trying to radically extend lifespan for all.

December 22, 2023

Biotechnology·Lifestyle·Politics·Science·Technology

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Mitophagy vs. Complex I Inhibitors: Which is Better?

July 21, 2025

Discover how mitophagy and Complex I inhibitors impact aging, inflammation,

3D rendering of NMN-loaded extracellular vesicles (sEVs) interacting with a cell surface, representing the advanced anti-aging therapy discussed in the article.

NAD+ & SIRT3 Power: New NMN-EVs Reverse Skin Aging in Mice

July 18, 2025

Revolutionary NMN-packed stem cell vesicles (NMN-sEVs) show stunning results in

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The Countdown Inside Our Cells: Telomere Attrition Reviewed!

July 9, 2025

Telomere attrition—gradual loss of chromosome caps—links to heart disease, immune

An Ancient Gene Switch Could Unlock Unlimited Regeneration

July 3, 2025

Scientists restored tissue regeneration in mice by flipping an ancient

Are Anti-Aging Drugs Here?

Reversing the Clock: The Promise and Challenges of Cellular Reprogramming in Aging Research

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