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Longevity Science

Anti-aging research, supplements, and the science of living longer.

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Apr 4, 2026

Longevity Science — April 4, 2026

This week's longevity science landscape is shaped by a growing debate over whether aging should be classified as a treatable disease, fresh industry data projecting 2026 as a breakout year for longevity biotech investment, and continued scrutiny of AI's expanding role in drug discovery. Early brain screening, bioprinted organs, and human senolytic trials are generating headlines, while new surveys reveal that most Americans still fundamentally misunderstand what drives longevity.

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Mar 29, 2026

Longevity Science — March 29, 2026

This week in longevity research, experts convened to assess the state of senotherapeutics as a viable anti-aging strategy, while Human Longevity and the LEV Foundation launched a landmark centenarian blood study to map the biology of extreme healthy aging. Meanwhile, the longevity biotech sector continued to mature, with new analysis identifying AI-driven financial bottlenecks as an emerging challenge for getting therapies to patients.

7 min read/15 sources
Mar 26, 2026

Longevity Science — March 26, 2026

This week in longevity science, a new review in *Dermatology Times* examines the emerging class of senotherapeutics — senolytics and senomorphics — and their potential to combat skin aging and systemic age-related conditions. The global longevity biotech and senolytic therapeutics market has drawn fresh attention from analysts, with major players like Calico Labs and Altos Labs anchoring a rapidly expanding sector. Meanwhile, the rise of anti-aging medicine clinics signals a shift toward personalized, biomarker-driven longevity care entering mainstream healthcare.

8 min read/15 sources
Mar 22, 2026

Longevity Science — March 22, 2026

The most significant development this week is a ScienceAlert report confirming that human biological aging is not linear — the body undergoes discrete acceleration phases, aligning with and extending the Stanford "two waves" findings into a clinical framework. Simultaneously, Longevity.Technology announced it has quietly transformed into an AI-driven intelligence platform for the longevity sector, while the Los Angeles biotech and venture capital ecosystem is being spotlighted as a rising hub for healthspan investment, with GLP-1 drugs continuing to dominate as the most commercially mature longevity intervention on the market.

7 min read/15 sources

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