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Old People Are Hot Now
First lifespan, then healthspan, but from now on, thanks to our writer, we’ll also be tracking hotspan. You read it here first.
By
Sarah Rose Siskind
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Cognition and Constipation
Studies probing the connection between the microbiome and cognitive decline deepen our understanding of the gut-brain axis.
By
David Levine
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PROFILE
13.8 Billion Years Later
An interview with Dan Levitt and the immense journey from the Big Bang to the dinner table in his new book
What’s Gotten Into You.
By
Jason Socrates Bardi
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Drawing on your Dreams
The art, the science, and the spiritual practice of lucid dreaming.
By
Stav Dimitropoulos
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FungalTopia
What does this mushroom-based installation at the Venice Biennale tell us about our biological future?
By
Ariel Sophia Bardi
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REVIEW
Artists Remaking Medicine
In a new book, Emily Peters explores the perspectives and solutions artists, designers, and musicians bring to our broken health care system.
By
Jane Metcalfe
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PROFILE
Building a Better Microbiome
Stephanie Culler is using genetically engineered, synthetic probiotics to overhaul treatments for a host of ailments.
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Robin Donovan
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Gene Therapies for Eternal Youth
Longevity startups are riding high as a wave of gene therapies advance through clinical trials. Can they actually turn back the clock?
By
Stav Dimitropoulos
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CRISPR Crops Are Here
Foods genetically edited using CRISPR technology are beginning to hit store shelves. How are they different from GMOs?
By
Paolo Pontoniere
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My End-of-Life Mushroom Trip
Depleted by metastatic breast cancer, the author undertakes a psilocybin journey.
By
Tania Landauer
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Industrial-Scale Stem Cells Are Here
Bit.bio’s new approach for reprogramming pluripotent stem cells could standardize the reliable, large-scale manufacture of cells for research and therapy.
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David Levine
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Can We Learn to Embrace Robotic Caregivers?
An aging population and elder care shortages means we may not have a choice.
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Robin Donovan
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Are You Getting Enough Flavanols?
A diet deficient in these naturally occurring compounds can lead to age-related memory loss.
By
David Levine
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BOOK REVIEW
The Age of Scientific Wellness
Lee Hood's company Arivale showed us how to do preventive, personalized health care. His book explores the science—and the missed opportunity.
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Richard Sprague
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Human Organs Age at Different Rates
Organ-specific biological clocks are the latest tool for predicting and treating both chronic disease and overall aging.
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Robin Donovan
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