One of the most exciting thing happening in the aging/longevity field that too few people discuss is that the aggregate pipeline of the entire sector has hit the exciting point where things are trickling thru to FDA approval & many more are on the way. My talk recently posted.

Flying was impossible - until it wasn't. Reversing and stopping aging will be the same. Video created by Jellyfish Core member Tim Maupin in partnership with Lifespan.IO Sound up 🔊

When we treat aging, we don’t just extend life, we delay disease

We work on Biostasis from a research perspective, but also offer it as a service. Because how does more evidence of "it working" in the future help you, if you have a terminal diseases now? If needed, the team just grabs their bags and is on their way...

This should be our ambition with age-related diseases as well

If anybody wants to build a local cryopreservation organization, reach out to us. We'll ship you everything you need at cost and train you for free! First packages going out :)

Longevity escape velocity is coming. If you don’t believe me I invite you to…

Why am I the one to surface this narrative? Seems like a bug in the structure/organization of the field as a whole. Perhaps understandable since the aging/longevity subsector of biotech and the broader aging/longevity field isn't a top-down-organization that someone thought

We published a book! It's an overview of current longevity research, dense with facts and full of stories and cultural references. New to longevity field and need a good solid basis? I honestly think this book turned out to be a great starting point covering both biohacking and

This is your call to action. Become a senescence fighter today.

We’ve just released the book Immortality or Death: From Entropy to Eternity At the moment this is the best introduction to the fight against aging and radical life extension. The book gives a clear, science-based (over 1,300 references) explanation of what aging is and all

Super interesting conversation: partial reprogramming podcasts.apple.com/se/podcast/tra…

This is a fun, provocative thread from Karl Pfleger: are we actually *under*hyping longevity science, if we look at how cancer ended up with so much more funding than aging biology has? x.com/KarlPfleger/st…

living forever doesn't sound so bad when the alternative is you & your loved ones being dead/gone forever

”I don’t want to live forever,” they say - until the aging-driven disease shows up. Then it’s every treatment, every trial, every desperate hope. Death might be fine in theory. But not in practice.

Ingemar Patrick Linden is my LEVITY partner in crime, my friend and a lovely guy all around. But even if I'd never met him I'd still insist that you should buy his book The Case Against Death (or Mot Döden if you want it in Swedish). It's a fantastic read, it truly is. So please

Who’s going to tell Elon?

Want to save money on health to free up cash other departments? Why not keep people healthier for longer by investing in longevity science? With difficult public spending decisions around the world, this would be good advice for any country…