It’s fair to say that women’s health has rarely been treated as a priority by the medical establishment. Not only is it underfunded, but there are a lot of people, both medical professionals and women on the street, who don’t have access to the right information to make educated decisions about it. We can see […]
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Wearables are one of the hottest things right now when it comes to monitoring your health and maybe even detecting the early signs of disease before you develop more symptoms. They can also be expensive and frustrating for those of us who wish we didn’t have to keep buying the latest tech to stay up
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We know that early detection is one of the key elements when treating any disease. You can treat them with milder therapies or even make preventative lifestyle changes. Some recent research at Tel Aviv University suggests we may be able to predict Alzheimer’s more than a decade before its onset, in addition to correcting abnormal
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Another week, another exciting new trial for a possible longevity supplement. This time it’s ergothioneine, an amino acid that may be able to give our brains a boost. We’re told the study had positive results. Although the full publication won’t be released for a few months, it’s always good to hear companies are making progress
Longevity science isn’t just about developing clever new drugs to fight off the effects of aging. It’s about the psychology of it all, and about how we make individuals, companies and governments want to invest in and make use of longevity tools. Changing attitudes, and society as a whole, are vital for ensuring a better-quality
Biological age is one of the hottest ways of measuring our health, but that doesn’t make it perfect. It has its flaws. The quest to improve how we assess health is ongoing, and one company hopes it can move us forward by basing its calculations on something called “biological noise” rather than the standard biological
When it comes to the symptoms of aging, hair loss probably doesn’t rank quite as highly as cognitive decline or various cardiovascular issues, but that doesn’t mean it can’t be a source of upset. After all, it is more visible than the other signs. Luckily, as we begin to better understand what causes hair loss,
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Smartwatches have evolved from one of the most exciting new innovations to a pretty standard piece of tech. There might not be one on every wrist, but there’s no denying their popularity. So how does a new device like the Garmin Vivoactive 5 make itself stand out from the growing crowd? Let’s take a look
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Mental health is a complicated matter that is impacted by a wide variety of factors. Some, like genetics, you can’t change, but you can still improve your lifestyle. There are a few bad habits that, if you cut them out, may help keep your brain on track (https://longevity.technology/lifestyle/5-everyday-habits-that-are-hurting-your-brain-health/). Smoking is one of the worst habits
You might not think of your boss as being someone with your welfare at heart, but employers do have a duty of care toward their employees. The good ones make an effort to check in with how you’re doing and make accommodations where necessary. During the pandemic, this looked a little different thanks to the
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