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Blue light, sleep, and aging: what the strongest science actually says

Blue light shapes sleep and aging biology. Get bright days, dim evenings, and dark nights to protect melatonin, metabolism, and long term health.

August 19, 2025

Health·Lifestyle·Science

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Synthetic Biology vs. Aging in the Quest for Human Longevity

Synthetic biology is rewiring aging with gene circuits, senolytics, and reprogramming to boost healthspan while building in strict safety controls.

August 14, 2025

Biotechnology·Health·Science·Technology

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Circadian Rhythms and Longevity: The Science of Aging on Time

How circadian rhythms influence human aging—from metabolism and sleep to menopause, TRE, rapamycin, mitochondria and molecular clocks.

August 12, 2025

Biotechnology·Health·Lifestyle·Science

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What Is Structured Procrastination?

Structured procrastination may influence aging. Discover how motivation, stress, and health habits shape your lifespan—and what science says about delaying wisely.

August 7, 2025

Health·Lifestyle·Science

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Senolytic Immune Cells Get a Facelift

Explore how senolytic CAR-T and CAR-NK therapies are reshaping aging by clearing senescent cells and restoring youthful function.

August 5, 2025

Biotechnology·Science·Technology

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

Revolutionary NMN-packed stem cell vesicles (NMN-sEVs) show stunning results in reversing skin aging in mice by boosting NAD+ and cellular repair.

July 18, 2025

Biotechnology·Science·Technology

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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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Secrets of Longevity from the World’s Oldest People

Learn the secrets of longevity from the world’s oldest people, Sister Inah and Ethel Caterham. Discover what they reveal about faith, routine, and the

May 15, 2025

Health·Lifestyle

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New Structures for DNA Damage Discovered: Implications for Aging

How DNA damage, repair failure, and mutational buildup silently drive aging, disease, and cellular decline—down to the molecular level.

April 30, 2025

Biotechnology·Science·Technology

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Blue light, sleep, and aging: what the strongest science actually says

Synthetic Biology vs. Aging in the Quest for Human Longevity

Circadian Rhythms and Longevity: The Science of Aging on Time

What Is Structured Procrastination?

Senolytic Immune Cells Get a Facelift

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

Are Anti-Aging Drugs Here?

Top 10 Up and Coming Longevity Topics

Secrets of Longevity from the World’s Oldest People

New Structures for DNA Damage Discovered: Implications for Aging

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