Bryan Johnson, the longevity guru who has spent millions of dollars on a journey to reverse his biological age, had a Super Bowl LIX spread that emphasized plant-based foods instead of Buffalo ...

Hand of elderly woman points to inscription Longevity against the background of icons, ... [+] age-increasing graphics and ginkgo biloba leaves The intersection of longevity science and ...

The protein engineering project started a year ago when Retro Biosciences, a longevity research company based in San Francisco, approached OpenAI about working together. That link-up did not ...

Essential vitamins, minerals, and anti-aging supplements such as creatine, magnesium, curcumin, omega-3 fatty acids, niacin, and vitamin D contribute to overall health, longevity, and prevention ...

If you've been scrolling through TikTok lately, chances are you've stumbled across people raving about "longevity salads". These hearty recipes are often inspired by the diets practiced in blue ...

As I've spent the past few years reporting on the rise of healthy aging and longevity research worldwide, I've seen the full spectrum of antiaging hacks. Some people spend thousands of dollars on ...

In the new Netflix documentary Don’t Die: The Man Who Wants to Live Forever, tech multimillionaire Bryan Johnson gives viewers a glimpse of his regimen that he and his team have designed to try ...

This holistic definition acknowledges that longevity without quality of life is not a true victory. Their findings suggest that lifestyle choices, particularly the amount of time spent sedentary ...

Leading a socially active life as one ages may help delay the onset of dementia. Activities like bingo nights, dining with friends, and attending religious services can promote social connections ...

Brown has a few simple tips to which she credits her longevity: "I like to drink water, I like to walk and I like to laugh." Brown says she committed to drinking water quite simply because she ...

In fact, research shows that balance may be a predictor of longevity. A study published in the British Journal of Sports Medicine found that people who couldn’t stand on one foot were nearly ...