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AI is becoming the doctor for billions. Can intelligent diagnostics finally end medical deserts and bring expert healthcare to the world’s most remote places?

Opposition to the precautionary principle has become a kind of fad. But if we really understand risks such as “The Big One”, we’ll see that opposition is a major mistake.

Global nurse shortage leaves hospital patients unmonitored 96% of the time. Wearable technology enables early intervention, slashing risks in post-surgery and home recovery.

A breakthrough in lab-grown human sperm could transform male infertility treatment after researchers generated immature sperm from blood stem cells in the laboratory.

Optogenetic therapy, using light to control brain cells, advances from vision restoration to targeting severe epilepsy and chronic pain in human trials, offering new hope for neurological disorders.

Time-restricted eating improved brain health in older women, with intermittent fasting enhancing planning and problem-solving beyond weight loss alone, a new clinical trial found.

Taurine supplementation increased lifespan in mice and monkeys — a promising strategy for humans

Michael Lustgarden explains how he uses aging biomarkers from a basic CBC panel to track and, through course correction (such as supplements or diet changes), gradually slows down one's rate of aging.

Join Kennedy Schaal (CEO) and Axel Schumacher (Chief Biotechnology Officer) of Rejuve Biotech to learn how cutting-edge AI and innovative drug discovery can improve our health and extend our lifespan.

Scientists have developed WAVES, an open-source algorithm that analyzes menstrual cycle data to detect age-related changes and establish personalized health footprints beyond fertility tracking.