Month: May 2019

Today, we're releasing the first episode of X10, and for this Life Extension 101 episode, we're going to start with the most fundamental thing about life extension: its basic definition. In this week's informative episode, Nicola explains what this often-misused term really means and what it implies. While defining this important concept, he discusses rejuvenation...

May is almost over, so it's time to check in with the Ending Age-Released Diseases conference and see how things are developing with the event. If you're unfamiliar with us, we're hosting our second annual conference at the Cooper Union in New York City on July 11-12th this year. It will feature some of the...

If you work in social security, it's possible that your nightmares are full of undying elderly people who keep knocking on your door for pensions that you have no way of paying out. Tossing and turning in your bed, you beg for mercy, explaining that there's just too many old people who need pensions and...

A new open-access study from researchers at the Biomedical Research Centre in the United Kingdom shows how two antibiotics and Vitamin C can be combined to suppress cancer stem cells (CSCs) of the breast [1]. While antibiotics are not normally effective against cancer, and Vitamin C is more well-known for its role in supporting the...

In an article last May, we covered how Rejuvenate Bio, a startup biotech company led by Professor George Church, was planning to reverse aging in dogs as a step towards bringing these therapies to us. Those plans are now starting to move forward with news of a trial launch in the fall later this year....

San Diego-based biotechnology company Samumed has recently announced that it will be moving to phase 3 clinical trials of its drug lorecivivint (SM04690) for the treatment of knee osteoarthritis. What is osteoarthritis? Osteoarthritis is the most common form of arthritis in the knee and a leading cause of adult disability, particularly among older people. This...