Browsing: Longevity

Bryan Johnson, the tech millionaire who has spent a reported $2 million per year trying to reverse his own aging, announced on June 30, 2026, that he has been diagnosed with autoimmune gastritis. He described it, with the bravado that has made him famous: “My stomach is eating itself.” He is 48 years old, has…

Ask ten skincare brands to define “anti-aging” and you will get ten different answers, most of them built around erasing wrinkles that have not even shown up yet. Skin longevity throws that premise out. It is not about beating a clock. It is about keeping skin functioning well for longer, and being able to prove…

US entrepreneur Bryan Johnson spends millions of dollars a year trying to optimise his body and slow the ageing process. But UAE doctors say most people don’t need a billionaire’s laboratory of supplements, tests and experimental therapies to improve their chances of living longer and healthier

Over the course of his professional triathlon career, he raced more than 45 Ironmans, finished as high as sixth at the Ironman World Championship, broke eight hours multiple times, and built his livelihood around one simple idea: if you want to get faster, build a bigger aerobic engine

Symrise’s latest cosmetic launch is responding to rising demand for high-performance skincare with natural-origin credentials. Building on the scientific heritage of the Dragosine range, this multi-functional skin longevity dipeptide is based on L-carnosine obtained through biofermentation. Dragosine green extends Symrise’s Care & Wellness portfolio and supports the industry’s shift from traditional corrective anti-aging toward proactive…

Longevity researchers continue to debate that question and whether current or future therapies could continue extending life indefinitely. New research suggests that inevitable biological processes may place a ceiling on human life

The ASA upheld two complaints against Exhale Coffee’s paid Instagram ad, which saw the London-based coffee brand claim that its coffee could protect DNA, slow cellular aging, preserve telomeres and potentially extend lifespan through its polyphenols and antioxidants. It also promoted the coffee as having ‘amazing health benefits’ and supporting gut and brain health

If there’s a word that captures both the great promise and the persistent uncertainty of longevity medicine, it’s peptides

This unofficial diagnosis describes the anxiety-driven, compulsive obsession with living as long as possible. While it might seem healthy to monitor your diet, exercise and biomarkers, it can come at a huge emotional cost

July 20, 2026 ByMaureen Salamon, Executive Editor, Harvard Women’s Health Watch