Tags: Health

During a speech at Bitcoin 2025, biohacker Bryan Johnson argued that sleep is the most important tool a Bitcoin investor can have.

Allowing performance-enhancing drugs, the controversial event launches Memorial Day 2026 at Resorts World in Las Vegas.

Good news for the big brains out there: a new study links mammalian lifespans to immune-related gene expansions across 46 mammal species.

NewLimit’s Series B raise adds fuel to Silicon Valley’s growing obsession with anti-aging science and biohacking immortality.

Faster biological aging—even in younger adults—may significantly raise dementia risk, according to a 14-year study of 280,000 people.

New research shows exercise could blunt alcohol’s damaging impact on the body, adding to evidence linking consumption to long-term damage.

AI-driven tools are helping people track—and potentially reverse—their biological age for longevity. Here‘s a look at the growing trend.

From steps to sleep, these apps use health data to estimate biological age and try to boost your longevity.

New research linked strenuous late workouts to shorter sleep, delayed rest, and reduced recovery, challenging previous guidelines.

Sperm Racing is exactly what it sounds like, and the founders are betting that people will want to wager on the microscopic competition.

Neuralink’s trials will include people with mobility, vision, or speech impairments, with travel and study costs covered.

Scientists report that long-term use of gantenerumab might prevent cognitive decline in people with genetic predisposition to early-onset Alzheimer‘s.

Pump.Science’s decentralized model aims to reshape scientific funding and support longevity research, but challenges remain.

A study by the Department of Veterans Affairs says that drugs like Ozempic can do plenty more than just help with weight loss.

Bryan Johnson, who spends $4 million yearly to "turn 18 again," thinks he can sustain a nocturnal erection for more than two hours. Some degens are betting on it.

Deep brain-machine interfaces and brain implants in the cerebral cortex will be used to cure addictions in the near future, researchers say.

The six-month study involved 59 patients who suffered from moderate to severe depression. Thirty were given a single dose of psilocybin.

An already FDA-approved food coloring can give scientists a live view inside mice, with implications for human medicine.

Sperm donor Pavel Durov has surpassed the average number of babies a hamster has in its lifetime, and wants to open source his DNA.