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🧬 Making 90 year-olds 40 again
Within the next decade
Welcome, humans. This is Ambrosia Path, the free weekly newsletter that helps you stay up to date on the latest longevity news in 5 minutes 🤝
Longevity Headlines
Dr. Michael Roizen believes there is an 80% probability of aging interventions making 90-year-olds 40 again within the next decade 👵
Curcumin may have anti-aging properties 🌶
Longevity investment hit $3.01bn in 2023 according to Longevity.technology’s latest report 💰
Open-source AI longevity assistant, Sequel, launched. Check it out here 🤖
Cannabis smoking is associated with greater epigenetic age but its impact is less than cigarette smoking 🚭
L-Nutra launched a new protein shake targeting both strength and longevity 🥤
‘We’re at the beginning of the second longevity revolution’ - Andrew Scott, author of The Longevity Imperative ✊
A new hypothesis suggests dinosaurs shaped the aging rate of present-day mammals including humans 🦖
Tally Health announced the launch of their sleep and pro-longevity supplement, Restore 💊
NeuroSense raised $4.5m and partnered with Lonza to identify biomarkers for neurodegeneration 🧑🏻🔬
A new gene therapy reverses atherosclerosis in mice 🩸
SENS “damage-repair” longevity therapeutics can prevent and reverse Parkinson’s 🧠
A new paper Three-Dimensional Bioprinting reviewed the latest technology for 3D printing replacement tissues and organs 🖨️
Why exercise intensity matters for life expectancy and longevity 🏋🏻♂️
Founders Forum and Longevity.Technology announced the launch of their Founders Longevity Forum event 📅
Injecting mitochondria alleviates Parkinson’s in mice 🦠
Mitochondrial H2O2 release does not directly cause damage to chromosomal DNA 🧬
Your dog will have an anti-aging drug before you do 🐶
That’s it for longevity news today folks! Have a fantastic day!
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