Longevity & Anti-Aging

A Sixty and Me essay describes three women in their 70s in Cuenca building a practical support network as they plan to age in place.

• AgeVibrant Team
• October 7, 2026

A non-peer-reviewed study found molecular age markers in transplanted hearts shifted toward recipients’ ages, including in older hearts placed in younger people.

• AgeVibrant Team
• October 5, 2026

A Sixty and Me report highlights everyday habits linked to healthier aging, while noting that lifestyle cannot change chronological age or guarantee outcomes.

• AgeVibrant Team
• October 3, 2026

A study of 2,928 Spanish-speaking adults found speech-based age estimates were associated with brain, biological and cognitive aging markers.

• AgeVibrant Team
• October 2, 2026

A study of 726 midlife women links aging anxiety to faster epigenetic aging. Harvard experts detail lifestyle factors that speed up or slow biological aging.

• AgeVibrant Team
• October 1, 2026

Researchers successfully restored a brain protein in mice, reversing aging signs. This breakthrough could impact aging research and future therapies.

• AgeVibrant Team
• September 18, 2026

Research suggests a misfiring immune response may accelerate aging processes. Findings could influence future anti-aging strategies.

• AgeVibrant Team
• September 16, 2026

A recent study shows scientists reversed biological age in seniors within four weeks, sparking widespread interest and raising questions about aging treatments.

• AgeVibrant Team
• September 16, 2026

A new trend highlights quick 20-minute workouts aimed at promoting healthy aging, sparking increased interest among health-conscious adults.

• AgeVibrant Team
• September 10, 2026