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GlycanAge teams up with Japan on aging science
2+ day, 23+ hour ago (410+ words) Biological age testing is having a moment, and it has just gained a foothold in one of the world’s most aging-literate markets. GlycanAge, the UK-based company behind a glycan test that measures inflammaging, has signed a memorandum of understanding with…...
What's actually in the vial?
3+ day, 1+ hour ago (846+ words) Editor Now a science and medicine journalist, Eleanor worked as a consultant for university spin-out companies and provided research support at Imperial College London and various London hospitals in a former life. With a keen interest in all things geroscience,…...
DKMS backs $1.08m push on transplant science
2+ day, 23+ hour ago (271+ words) Here’s why stem cell transplants belong in a longevity conversation at all: they are, in large part, a disease of getting older. The patients who need them skew heavily toward late middle age and beyond, and as the global population…...
Handheld heart monitor doubles arrhythmia catches
3+ day, 29+ min ago (589+ words) It starts small. A flutter in the chest on the stairs. A dizzy spell that passes before you’ve even sat down. Most people shrug it off, or mention it to a doctor who sends them home with a monitor strapped…...
Oura defends its sleep science amid class-action lawsuit
3+ day, 51+ min ago (626+ words) The suit takes particular aim at ŌURA’s marketing, which promises the ring can measure sleep stages with 95% accuracy. Shireen Clarkson, co-founder of the law firm that filed the case, argues the real number is closer to 50% – in her words, “a…...
Alzheimer’s drug now comes as a home injection
3+ day, 44+ min ago (300+ words) The mechanics are almost anticlimactic in how simple they are. The starting dose is 500 milligrams, delivered as two 250-milligram injections, each taking roughly 15 seconds through an autoinjector. Compare that with the IV version, which requires a clinical setting, trained staff…...
Study shows the way you move matters more than how often
3+ day, 23+ hour ago (481+ words) The advice was simple: move more, worry less about dementia. A new study out of the University of Southern California (USC) complicates that story in a way that’s hard to ignore. Researchers led by Professor David Raichlen at the USC…...
Cumulus’ at-home EEG headset clears usability test in ALS
3+ day, 23+ hour ago (351+ words) The tool doctors have relied on for years to track ALS was built to measure grip strength and swallowing, not memory or mood. That gap is what Cumulus Neuroscience is trying to close, and its first real test of whether…...
Moonwalk raises $70m for adipose-targeted RNAi
3+ day, 23+ hour ago (466+ words) Moonwalk CEO and cofounder Alex Aravanis told Longevity.Technology that the company believes its preclinical body-composition findings arise from acting directly on adipose rather than indirectly through appetite. “Our approach is fundamentally different because MW101 is designed to act directly on…...
Neko Health body scan lands in NYC with 25K on the waitlist
3+ day, 23+ hour ago (303+ words) There’s a line that Neko Health likes to point to: 25,000 New Yorkers signed up before the company had even picked a paint color for its walls. It’s a waitlist number for a clinic that hadn’t opened yet, in a city…...