Medicine

In 2018, the WHO nearly classified aging as a disease. The pharmaceutical industry panicked. Discover why calling aging 'natural' is scientifically wrong.

In 1949, Egas Moniz won medicine's highest honor for inventing the lobotomy. Within a decade, 40,000 Americans had their personalities surgically destroyed by a procedure we now call torture.

Your birth certificate shows one age, but five biological clocks tell a different story. Discover what epigenetic, telomere, and immune clocks reveal about you.

What happens when humans live to 200? Pension collapse, generational warfare, and permanent wealth concentration. The dark side of extreme longevity.

Tech billionaires are spending millions on radical life extension. From cellular reprogramming to blood plasma transfers, how close are they to beating death?

A compound discovered on Easter Island now shows lifespan extension across species. Thousands take it off-label while clinical trials race to validate it.

Okinawa's secret isn't diet—it's social bonds. New research reveals moai groups cut mortality risk by 40%, rewriting longevity science entirely.