We report on the 2001 annual conference of the American Aging Association, which presented new research findings relevant to anti-aging medicine.

Using a genetically modified study model for longevity genes, UCSF professor Cynthia Kenyon, Ph.D., has discovered that certain genes—when changed or manipulated—stretch life span.

A review of The Immortalist Manifesto: Stay Young and Save the World, which addresses the obstacles that stand in our way of immortality and how to overcome them.

Do anti-aging supplements really work?

A brief look at this month’s features.

High blood pressure alternative, homocysteine levels, plus…

Studies from around the world that can help you live longer

When Ron Curtis and his wife Frances were in California enjoying their bohemian lives, Ron met a man who swam in the ocean every day and walked barefoot.

Claims filed against the FDA.