Longevity News AI Speech Clock: Can Your Voice Reveal How You Are Ageing? We already track sleep, heart rate, glucose and activity through connected devices. Researchers are now asking whether the way we speak could provide another measurable signal of ageing. A new AI speech clock, reported by Nature on 30 September 2026, analyses hundreds of acoustic and linguistic features to estimate chronological By IP Staff • 1 min read
recoversociety.com Longevity News KaDeWe Wellness Berlin: Recover Society Opens a New Longevity Hub Berlin’s KaDeWe is adding a dedicated wellness and longevity space to its retail offer this September, with Recover Society opening its largest location to date on the department store’s fourth floor. The new floor brings together wellness, fitness, recovery and prevention within the existing retail environment. Recover Society By IP Staff • 1 min read
Technology Wearable Health Technology Is Moving Into Preventive Medicine A fitness tracker once answered a simple question: How much did I move today? The next generation of wearable health technology is asking a different one: What is changing in my physiology over weeks, months and years? The shift is from isolated readings to continuous streams of data. Researchers are By IP Staff • 1 min read
apple.com Longevity News Apple Health Age: What the New Longevity Score Actually Means A person checks sleep, resting heart rate or HRV on a wearable and sees how those numbers change over time. Apple is now taking that idea a step further. Its redesigned Health app introduces Apple Health Age, a feature that places selected health metrics in relation to a user’s By IP Staff • 1 min read
Technology The Next Longevity Device May Be AI, Not Another Smart Ring Most wearables already collect continuous streams of movement, heart rate, sleep and other physiological signals. The harder problem is increasingly what to do with months or years of data. AI Health Monitoring Is Changing What Wearables Do Longitudinal health data means measurements collected repeatedly over time rather than as a By IP Staff • 1 min read
