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Scientists Found A Major Catch In The Meat And Longevity Debate
A new study from China has produced a striking longevity finding: among adults already over 80, those following vegetarian diets appeared less likely to reach 100 than people who ate meat. The headline number is attention-grabbing, but the details tell a very different story. The difference was concentrated among older adults who were underweight, while…
Scientists Are Testing Old Drugs For Their Anti Ageing Potential
A cheap diabetes pill, an old transplant drug, and compounds found in grape seeds are becoming unlikely stars of ageing research. None has been proven to make healthy humans live longer, but researchers are investigating whether existing drugs could eventually help people spend fewer of their later years dealing with age-related disease. The idea sounds…
The 105-Year-Old Doctor Who Kept Working 18 Hours a Day Had A Very Different Take On Longevity
Shigeaki Hinohara lived to 105 while maintaining a schedule that would exhaust most people decades younger. The Japanese physician continued treating patients until just months before his death in 2017, gave around 150 lectures a year, and reportedly worked as many as 18 hours a day during his later years. His approach to aging was…
Scientists Built an Enzyme That Could Erase Decades of Molecular Aging
Aaron Cravens was hoping for a 20% reduction. His company had spent years chasing damage that biochemists had largely treated as permanent since the 1980s: sugar residues that gradually attach themselves to long-lived proteins in your skin, arteries and eyes. The body has no natural enzyme designed to remove them, so the damage accumulates year…
Scientists Followed Nearly 4,000 People For 3 Years And Their Brains Kept Improving
Imagine reaching your 80s or 90s and discovering your brain isn’t doomed to just slow down as the years go by. A massive new study is turning what we think we know about aging upside down, showing that people of all ages can actually keep sharpening their minds. Instead of inevitably losing their edge, thousands…
Flossie the Cat Just Turned 30 and Is Now Officially the World’s Oldest Living Cat
It is not every day that a pet quietly rewrites what people think is possible. Flossie, a cat now 30 years old, has done just that. Her age alone is enough to spark curiosity, but it also raises a deeper question about how some animals manage to live far beyond what is expected. Behind her…
Researchers Are Investigating a Jellyfish With the Ability to Literally Reverse Its Aging Process
Humanity has searched for ways to slow down the relentless ticking of the biological clock, viewing aging as a universal and irreversible law of nature. Yet, floating quietly in the world’s oceans is a tiny, unassuming organism that has already solved this age-old problem. By mastering an extraordinary cellular reset button, one specific species of…
The Quiet Habits Behind Japans 100000 Centenarians
When headlines first began circulating that Japan had nearly 100,000 citizens aged 100 or older, many people expected the usual explanation. A miracle superfood. A cutting edge medical breakthrough. A secret wellness ritual hidden in a remote village. But the truth is far less glamorous and far more powerful. As of September 1, 2025, Japan…
Ethel Caterham, 116, Reveals Her One Rule for Outliving Everyone on Earth
Few people receive letters from kings. Fewer still warrant a personal royal visit. And almost no one lives long enough to witness three different British monarchs send birthday wishes to the same address. Ethel Caterham has done all three. When a care home resident in Surrey, England, woke up on April 30, 2025, she had…
A Breakthrough That Could Let Cats Live to 30: Inside the Race to Cure Feline Kidney Disease
For years, whispers across the veterinary world have hinted at a discovery that could redefine what it means for a cat to grow old. Not a minor treatment or a modest extension of comfort, but something far more transformative, which is an intervention that might alter the very trajectory of feline aging. The kind of…