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Elite Sports Research Fuels Health and Longevity Breakthroughs
SocialJun 13, 2026

Elite Sports Research Fuels Health and Longevity Breakthroughs

This World Cup Highlights the potential of science and technology in elite sports. https://t.co/5hAZybS1eM Biomedical breakthroughs often come from studying disease. But understanding how elite athletes optimize physical, cognitive, and emotional performance, and recover from injury may unlock strategies to improve health,...

By Satchin Panda
Finding Freedom While Embracing Our Personal Narratives
SocialJun 13, 2026

Finding Freedom While Embracing Our Personal Narratives

Can We Be Free of Our Stories? Why do the stories we tell ourselves create so much suffering? And if stories are central to creativity and self-expression, is it possible to be free without abandoning them? Watch Rupert’s latest video here...

By Rupert Spira
Magnesium Modestly Improves Insomnia, Benefits Those Most in Need
SocialJun 13, 2026

Magnesium Modestly Improves Insomnia, Benefits Those Most in Need

Can a cheap mineral capsule really move insomnia? The largest RCT to date says: a little -- and most in people who need it. Schuster et al. (Nature and Science of Sleep, 2025) ran a double-blind, placebo-controlled trial: 155 adults with...

By Robert Lufkin, MD
One‑Shot CRISPR Cures Hereditary Angioedema in Phase 3
SocialJun 13, 2026

One‑Shot CRISPR Cures Hereditary Angioedema in Phase 3

A life-threatening inherited disease, hereditary angioedema, with striking benefit from one-shot CRISPR genome editing. Phase 3 randomized, double-blind trial results @NEJM today https://t.co/pT4fVgZcNP https://t.co/TveFMeK9ia

By Eric Topol
Meet mLOC: The Hidden Bridge Powering Lactate Metabolism
SocialJun 13, 2026

Meet mLOC: The Hidden Bridge Powering Lactate Metabolism

Let me tell you about the mLOC Everybody talks about mitochondria nowadays…Lactate is becoming mainstream as well… However, almost nobody has heard of the molecular machinery that connects the two. It is called the mLOC, the mitochondrial lactate oxidation complex. This network of proteins...

By Iñigo San‑Millán, PhD
Microglia Fuel Learning by Boosting Brain Glucose Transport
SocialJun 13, 2026

Microglia Fuel Learning by Boosting Brain Glucose Transport

Building memories is energetically expensive. New research reveals that microglia help meet this demand by orchestrating a neuroimmune metabolic circuit that boosts glucose transport to active brain regions, fueling neuronal protein synthesis required for learning. During motor learning, microglia release CYR61,...

By Satchin Panda
Internalized Stress Predicts Five-Year Memory Decline in Elders
SocialJun 13, 2026

Internalized Stress Predicts Five-Year Memory Decline in Elders

The way you internalize stress may determine how harmful it becomes. Among older adults, the strongest psychosocial predictor of memory decline over 5 years was stress internalization: - more perceived stress - more hopelessness - less conscientiousness Social support, activity engagement, and community cohesion were...

By Siim Land
Smart Add‑on Turns Car Seat Into Automated Baby Bouncer
SocialJun 13, 2026

Smart Add‑on Turns Car Seat Into Automated Baby Bouncer

Smart Device Turns Any Baby Car Seat Into an Automated Bouncer by @gigadgets_ #Innovation #EmergingTech #Technology #Tech https://t.co/95FoJC4pro

By Ron van Loon
Little Baobab Serves Delightful Senegalese Set Menu
SocialJun 13, 2026

Little Baobab Serves Delightful Senegalese Set Menu

For today’s @ftweekend at Little Baobab, a delightful restaurant inside the Africa Centre serving a Senegalese set menu. It’s a room you want to be part of. https://t.co/X3VSrrdz70? https://t.co/rru0VGydXl

By Jay Rayner
Cambridge AI‑Designed Super‑Antigen Shows Broad, Long‑Term Protection
SocialJun 13, 2026

Cambridge AI‑Designed Super‑Antigen Shows Broad, Long‑Term Protection

The University of Cambridge says it successfully tested a vaccine with an AI-designed antigen 🧬 💉 The “super-antigen” could provide long-term protection against a wide range of diseases spread by humans. https://t.co/URHxKcCg1h https://t.co/mDYHro2mfO

By Efi Pylarinou
DNA Damage Drives SIRT1 Relocation, Sparking Epigenetic Aging
SocialJun 13, 2026

DNA Damage Drives SIRT1 Relocation, Sparking Epigenetic Aging

Good question. Back in the 2000s, Phillip Oberdoerffer, a postdoc in our lab, published that DNA breaks cause epigenetic drift in mammals, not just yeast, consistent with the Information Theory of Aging Summary of the 2009 study ICYMI: One of the...

By David Sinclair, PhD
Spermidine Reduces Immune Aging, Enhances Vaccines in Elders
SocialJun 13, 2026

Spermidine Reduces Immune Aging, Enhances Vaccines in Elders

Spermidine Mitigates Immune Cell Senescence and Boosts Vaccine Responses in Healthy Older Adults—A Pilot Study https://t.co/0bDkrx4Dbe

By David Barzilai, MD PhD
Tiny Tweaks in Sleep, Activity, Diet Extend Lifespan
SocialJun 13, 2026

Tiny Tweaks in Sleep, Activity, Diet Extend Lifespan

Minimum combined sleep, physical activity, and nutrition variations associated with lifeSPAN and healthSPAN improvements: a population cohort study https://t.co/5q1WnJhN78

By David Barzilai, MD PhD
Rank Your Meetings by Stress Using Oura Data
SocialJun 13, 2026

Rank Your Meetings by Stress Using Oura Data

Used Fable 5 to connect my @ouraring with my Google calendar to see which people stress me out the most. 🤣 Saw this yesterday and had to build my own. It was as easy as screenshotting the X post and letting...

By Eric Siu
DNMT3A Mutations Drive Hyper‑methylation, Accelerating Age‑related Diseases
SocialJun 12, 2026

DNMT3A Mutations Drive Hyper‑methylation, Accelerating Age‑related Diseases

Getting to the root of age-related diseases. By studying a rare accelerated aging genetic disorder, gain-of-function mutations of DNMT3A were found to be causal. DNA hyper-methylation was then linked to stem cells dysfunction and multiple age-related diseases (blood, bone, metabolic). Work...

By Eric Topol
One Gene Can Halt Cellular Aging, Hinting at Reversal
SocialJun 12, 2026

One Gene Can Halt Cellular Aging, Hinting at Reversal

Scientists like Hayflick once viewed replicative senescence as a complex, multifactorial form of cellular wear and tear. So when a single gene manipulation (telomerase expression) was shown to prevent replicative senescence, it came as a surprise. Aging is more...

By João Pedro de Magalhães, PhD
Boosting SIRT6 Reverses Liver Aging and Restores Youthful Genes
SocialJun 12, 2026

Boosting SIRT6 Reverses Liver Aging and Restores Youthful Genes

This study suggests that increasing SIRT6 can reverse age-related changes in liver cells, restoring a more youthful gene expression pattern by reducing inflammation, improving metabolism, and rejuvenating chromatin structure. https://t.co/eEUz3KACvO

By Liz Parrish
IL‑17/IL7R Identified as Central Immune Disease Drivers
SocialJun 12, 2026

IL‑17/IL7R Identified as Central Immune Disease Drivers

Interleukin-17 (IL-17 and its receptor, IL7R) is emerging as a key mediator in many immune-related diseases. Today @SciImmunology a superb review https://t.co/QjRc9cr9Wl https://t.co/86y5bM46p5

By Eric Topol
Scientists Rush Trials Amid Growing Bundibugyo Outbreak
SocialJun 12, 2026

Scientists Rush Trials Amid Growing Bundibugyo Outbreak

As the Bundibugyo outbreak continues to grow, researchers are scrambling to start clinical trials of antivirals and monoclonal antibodies to see if any work against the virus. Here's my story on this race, with Stephanie Nolen. Gift link: https://nyti.ms/4eEZHqR

By Carl Zimmer
Prime Video's Evolution and the Bundling Boom Unpacked
SocialJun 12, 2026

Prime Video's Evolution and the Bundling Boom Unpacked

listen to this week's @Variety "Strictly Business" podcast --> Mike Hopkins on Prime Video’s Evolution, the Bundling Boom, How MGM Changed Amazon, the Future of Bond and No Regrets on ‘Melania’ https://t.co/HA5WhmDAEK via @variety

By Todd Spangler
Aging Linked to Loss of Cellular Information, Not Damage
SocialJun 12, 2026

Aging Linked to Loss of Cellular Information, Not Damage

NEW PREPRINT: Scientists may have found direct evidence that aging is driven by the loss of cellular information, not just the accumulation of damage For decades we've focused on what aging cells accumulate. This paper focuses on what they lose:...

By David Sinclair, PhD
Ofirnoflast NEK7 Inhibitor Shows Promise in Lower‑risk MDS
SocialJun 12, 2026

Ofirnoflast NEK7 Inhibitor Shows Promise in Lower‑risk MDS

MDS Oral - Clinical - OFIRNOFLAST NEK7i in LR MDS - Bafna #EHA2026 #MDSsm #leusm https://t.co/6b7pX0rR8g

By Mike Thompson, MD PhD
Ron Howard: Audiences, Not Studios, Will Judge AI Films
SocialJun 12, 2026

Ron Howard: Audiences, Not Studios, Will Judge AI Films

Ron Howard Thinks Audiences Will Decide Whether AI Films Succeed: ‘What Are We Invested In?’ https://t.co/4lxkKG2p2r via @variety

By Todd Spangler
Morning Sunlight Advances Sleep Timing and Boosts Quality
SocialJun 12, 2026

Morning Sunlight Advances Sleep Timing and Boosts Quality

New in BMC Public Health (2025): every extra 30 minutes of morning sunlight before 10 AM was associated with sleep schedules shifting 23 minutes earlier and improved sleep quality. This is observational data -- it shows association, not causation. But the...

By Robert Lufkin, MD
Anxiety: Primarily a Physiological Process, Not Just Mental
SocialJun 12, 2026

Anxiety: Primarily a Physiological Process, Not Just Mental

I have a PhD in healthcare research and work as Head of Science at a gut & anxiety relief app. Here's what most anxiety content misses — and what actually helps: 1. Anxiety is often a physiological process disguised as a...

By Hussein Naji, PhD (Healthcare Research)
Cycling Cuts Epigenetic Age by Seven Months
SocialJun 12, 2026

Cycling Cuts Epigenetic Age by Seven Months

Consistent endurance exercise may be one of the most powerful ways to slow down biological aging. Six months of cycling (about 4.5 hours/week) reduced GrimAge by 7 months relative to the expected trajectory of normal aging. GrimAge is an epigenetic clock...

By Rhonda Patrick, PhD
Markiplier Announces New Film Following Iron Lung Success
SocialJun 12, 2026

Markiplier Announces New Film Following Iron Lung Success

@markiplier confirms that he’ll make another movie after the success of his indie horror movie Iron Lung

By Colin and Samir
Movement Beats Rest: Prevent Chronic Injury Now
SocialJun 12, 2026

Movement Beats Rest: Prevent Chronic Injury Now

“Just rest” is the WORST medical advice that exists. Rest and wait is how a short-term injury quietly becomes a years-long problem. Muscles waste, capacity tanks, and the nervous system turns up the volume on pain. Movement isn’t the enemy. Avoidance is.

By Dr. Justin Farnsworth
Harvard Unveils First Evidence‑Based Longevity Report
SocialJun 12, 2026

Harvard Unveils First Evidence‑Based Longevity Report

Pathways to Longevity Harvard Medical School's first Special Report dedicated to longevity science.👨‍⚕️ 250+ comments and 100+ reposts from across the field since launch. Evidence-based longevity reaching a mainstream audience, on medicine's terms. 🔗https://t.co/LkYEpplFjK

By David Barzilai, MD PhD
Tart Cherry Supplements Show Mixed Recovery Benefits in Soccer
SocialJun 12, 2026

Tart Cherry Supplements Show Mixed Recovery Benefits in Soccer

Polyphenol supplements for recovery in football ⚽️ This new systematic review compiled data from 8 RCTs with a combined total of 166 adult male football (soccer) players to see the effects of polyphenol supplements on recovery 📚 Here are the...

By Tom Coughlin, MSc (Performance Nutritionist)
Olivia Rodrigo Swaps Pop‑Punk Angst for New‑Wave Romance
SocialJun 12, 2026

Olivia Rodrigo Swaps Pop‑Punk Angst for New‑Wave Romance

This Olivia Rodrigo album lives up to expectations. Read all about it here... Olivia Rodrigo Trades Pop-Punk for New Wave — and Angst for True Love (for Half an Album) — in the Excellent ‘You Seem Pretty Sad for a...

By Chris Willman
Firefly Aerospace Wins Collier Trophy for Moon Landing
SocialJun 12, 2026

Firefly Aerospace Wins Collier Trophy for Moon Landing

Firefly Aerospace receives the Collier Trophy for the Blue Ghost 1 lunar landing in a ceremony tonight in DC. https://t.co/cGuK6iK5FX

By Jeff Foust
Extinct Virus Recreated Cheaply Sparks Call for Screening Laws
SocialJun 12, 2026

Extinct Virus Recreated Cheaply Sparks Call for Screening Laws

In 2017 a researcher reconstructed an extinct virus from roughly $100,000 of mail-ordered DNA. Which is exactly why I signed a letter asking Congress to require synthesis screening alongside the CEOs of leading frontier labs.

By Peter H. Diamandis
From Self-Optimization to Collective Joyful Longevity Raves
SocialJun 12, 2026

From Self-Optimization to Collective Joyful Longevity Raves

From self-optimization to collective joy at scale By @TinaWoods 🏆 Note for readers: Dr. Woods is not only a global thought leader on healthspan, the exposome, & joyspan, she is also a talented DJ. Her “Longevity Rave” events come highly recommended 🪩 https://t.co/D0vRHnvjc4...

By David Barzilai, MD PhD
Metformin Restores NCoR1, Delays Primate Gut Aging
SocialJun 11, 2026

Metformin Restores NCoR1, Delays Primate Gut Aging

The aging gut, mapped at single-cell resolution in primates. NCoR1 decline = barrier failure + chronic inflammation + stem cell lineage shift away from absorptive cells. Metformin restores NCoR1 and delays intestinal aging in NHPs. Li et al., Nature Aging 2026 https://t.co/OLdXp99EiG

By Alex Zhavoronkov, PhD
Stop Chasing Happiness; Seek Peace in Discomfort
SocialJun 11, 2026

Stop Chasing Happiness; Seek Peace in Discomfort

Screw happiness. Chasing it is what makes you miserable. Unhappiness isn't inherently bad. Sometimes life hurts and things are heavy. Sometimes you feel bad for completely valid reasons. The goal should never be to feel good all the time. The goal is to...

By Hussein Naji, PhD (Healthcare Research)
Epigenetic Drift and Stress Trigger Senescence, Accelerating Aging
SocialJun 11, 2026

Epigenetic Drift and Stress Trigger Senescence, Accelerating Aging

Nice review about how epigenetic drift and cell stress can cause cellular senescence to drive aging and disease https://t.co/40OXfSTDhV

By David Sinclair, PhD
World’s Most Luxurious Expedition Cruise to Antarctica
SocialJun 11, 2026

World’s Most Luxurious Expedition Cruise to Antarctica

This is NOT a regular cruise. This is Seabourne Venture - the world’s most luxurious expedition cruise ship - where you sail into places most people only see on maps … and do it in absolute comfort and style. Icebergs, silence, infinity…...

By Luxury Travel Expert
Adult Brain Can Still Grow Neurons, Boosting Memory
SocialJun 11, 2026

Adult Brain Can Still Grow Neurons, Boosting Memory

Emerging research suggests that the adult human brain may retain a limited ability to generate new neurons throughout life, and enhancing this process could help preserve memory, cognitive function, and resilience against age-related decline and Alzheimer’s disease. https://t.co/qYi3RkkLwU

By Liz Parrish
Grantmaking Shifts Post‑Trump: Climate Funding Evolution
SocialJun 11, 2026

Grantmaking Shifts Post‑Trump: Climate Funding Evolution

The longtime leader of one of America’s top 50 grantmaking foundations speaks about how its giving and the climate giving field at large have changed since Trump’s election. Michael Kavate Reports: https://tinyurl.com/3j3ds5m7 Related IP Resources: The Schmidt Family Foundation -https://tinyurl.com/436yuast Climate Change Grants -https://tinyurl.com/mvh59bw7 Grants...

By Inside Philanthropy
Feed the Cats Fuels Record‑breaking Hurdler Success
SocialJun 11, 2026

Feed the Cats Fuels Record‑breaking Hurdler Success

“This young man is a product of tremendous genetics, but using Feed the Cats in the past 3 years, he went from high 14’s in hurdles to the fastest hurdler in TN, ever.” ~Coach Caleb Ingram, Rockvale (2023) “This Kid would’ve...

By Coach Tony Holler (Feed the Cats)
Luhrmann
SocialJun 11, 2026

Luhrmann

My review of the re-release of Strictly Ballroom (1992) (dir. Baz Luhrmann) is up here: https://t.co/Suij20mxDr

By Peter Bradshaw
A Warm Welcome Elevates Innovative French Cuisine
SocialJun 11, 2026

A Warm Welcome Elevates Innovative French Cuisine

Plenitude Every once in while you have an experience when the company, a genuinely warm welcome, comfort of a chair in a room energetic with technically perfect - professional and playful service. You just know what’s to follow before the first...

By Grant Achatz
New Insights Reveal Cellular Senescence’s Role in Aging
SocialJun 11, 2026

New Insights Reveal Cellular Senescence’s Role in Aging

We're learning a lot about cellular senescence, how to track it, and its role in aging and disease. Cover and commentary @CellCellPress https://t.co/bFma1UocnS https://t.co/7ZRfmmFL5Z

By Eric Topol
Just Minutes of Walking Beat Hour-Long Cardio for Glucose Control
SocialJun 11, 2026

Just Minutes of Walking Beat Hour-Long Cardio for Glucose Control

The lie I taught in medical school: you need an hour of cardio to move the needle on blood sugar. The data says the opposite. A 2022 meta-analysis in Sports Medicine (7 controlled trials) found 2-5 minutes of light walking after meals...

By Robert Lufkin, MD
Daily Multivitamin Slows Brain and Biological Aging
SocialJun 11, 2026

Daily Multivitamin Slows Brain and Biological Aging

A daily multivitamin can reduce brain aging and modestly slow down epigenetic aging clocks. In the COSMOS trial, older adults who took a standard Centrum Silver multivitamin daily for about 4 years performed better on cognitive tests and showed the equivalent...

By Rhonda Patrick, PhD
Longer Meal Gaps Boost Overnight Glucose Control
SocialJun 11, 2026

Longer Meal Gaps Boost Overnight Glucose Control

How to choose your time restricted eating window for better glucose control? In adults with obesity, longer gaps between the last meal and sleep—and between waking and the first meal—were linked to lower overnight glucose levels and improved glycemic control. Aligning...

By Satchin Panda
Use Knicks Game to Teach Kids Grit and Resilience
SocialJun 11, 2026

Use Knicks Game to Teach Kids Grit and Resilience

Last night's @nyknicks game is such a good opportunity to talk to your kids about grit and resilience and what my kid's 5th grade teacher calls "fighting to the finish." Let me explain.

By Dr. Becky Kennedy (Good Inside)
Planetary Energy Imbalance Jumps 40% Since 2021
SocialJun 11, 2026

Planetary Energy Imbalance Jumps 40% Since 2021

Thank you Big Oil and enablers. The data is out: Our planetary energy imbalance has surged 40% since 2021, hitting 1.12 Watts per square meter. We are physically forcing extra heat into our system at a horrifying rate. What this...

By Assaad Razzouk