Browsing: Longevity & Anti-Aging

As artificial intelligence (AI) becomes more commonplace at work and in our everyday lives, the same is happening in health care

The relationship between youth and beauty is as old as civilisation itself. The Mesopotamians employed oils, mud packs and herbal balms to smooth skin while the ancient Egyptians favoured a rejuvenating dunk in sour milk

Aging is inevitable, but we all want to stay fit and healthy for as long as possible as we age. And biological age — a person’s physiological state rather than the actual time since their birth — is a good measure of how well you are aging

In the 1960s, a group of researchers observed that people living in Greece and Southern Italy—both Mediterranean countries—tended to live longer and have lower rates of heart disease and some cancers than other populations they studied around the world. They theorized that the foods eaten in this region might play a role in health and…

A few years ago, most people walked into my clinic wanting to fix something, a line that had deepened, a jawline that had softened, a face that no longer looked like the one they remembered. Today, that conversation has changed. My patients are younger, more informed, and far more interested in a different question altogether:…

Longevity is everywhere in beauty today across product claims, ingredient narratives, and innovation pipelines. But when a theme becomes this pervasive, the more important question is not what is trending, but what is translating into sustained demand. From a market perspective, this distinction matters. Trends create noise while repeat purchase, ingredient scale, and cross-category adoption…

Dan Buettner, an American author, explorer and longevity researcher who first coined the term “blue zone,” embarked on a mission to find out how people are living to 100 in certain parts of the world

For many people, turning 30 is associated with career milestones, growing confidence, and greater life experience, but it may also mark a major turning point for skin aging. Dr.Mike Bell, scientific spokesperson for No7 skincare and the scientist responsible for trialling No7 skincare products, says extensive research has identified the 30s as a critical decade when…

LifeTrendArtsCelebritiesVogueLoveWellness The dark side of the ultra-rich’s anti-aging pursuit

A “biohacking” boom is spreading among billionaire tech entrepreneurs in Silicon Valley, who are seeking to slow aging and extend life using drugs, supplements and plasma transfusions. Scientists are voicing concern that methods whose safety and efficacy have not been verified are being disseminated indiscriminately to the public through social media.