Longevity News Caloric Restriction and Aging: What New Human Research Shows New research is shifting attention from weight loss alone to measurable biological responses associated with ageing. For years, caloric restriction research has often been discussed through one visible outcome: weight. A new analysis published in GeroScience suggests that researchers may need a broader way to measure how the body responds. By IP Staff • 1 min read
Longevity News Your Body Doesn't Have One Biological Age “Your biological age is 47.” It sounds precise, but the science behind biological age is becoming less straightforward. Chronological age counts years. Biological ageing describes changes in cells, tissues and physiological systems—and those changes do not necessarily happen at the same pace. Biological Age: What Does the Number Actually By IP Staff • 1 min read
midlife health women and men Does Midlife Health Change Differently for Women and Men? A new Nature Aging study of more than 100,000 adults suggests that some age-related health changes follow different patterns in women and men during midlife. By IP Staff • 2 min read
Longevity Could the Shingles Vaccine Protect More Than Against Shingles? New research links Shingrix with lower cardiovascular burden in adults 60+, but it does not prove the vaccine prevents heart attacks or stroke. By IP Staff • 2 min read
Longevity The New American Longevity Question: Live Longer, or Live Better? A 2026 National Geographic survey shows 64% of Americans would trade years of life for a healthier finish. See what they'd give up, and what they won't. By IP Staff • 3 min read
Longevity News Longevity Trends: The New Architecture of Healthspan Longevity has moved far beyond the old language of anti-ageing. The new conversation is not about resisting age, nor about extending life at any cost. It is about healthspan: the years in which the body remains metabolically stable, cognitively clear, physically resilient and able to recover. Across clinics, hotels, By IP Staff • 4 min read
