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Episode 3 takes a deep dive into Rejuve.AI and  Rejuve.BIO who are creating anti-aging therapies that are available to all — not just the rich.

New research results suggest the possibility of finding ways to turn on new neuron production in old or injured brains.

Researchers create a gentle tool to watch how cells fix damaged DNA without interfering, opening new ways to study diseases like cancer.

Tiny robots apply controlled force to guide stem cells into bone, opening doors for faster tissue repair treatments.

Ben Goertzel & Deborah Duong discuss Rejuve.AI’s Bayes Expert model, which tries to find causal factors of aging within a larger holistic model based on an individual’s genes & lifestyle.

Surpassing biology

Engineered cells use a glowing amino acid to reveal real-time protein modifications in diseases like cancer.

Ben Goertzel explains how Supercentenarians have “a shitload of mutations” compared to normal humans and how we’re still figuring out which mutations serve to increase longevity.

MIT's DIAL system offers precise, adjustable control over protein expression in synthetic gene circuits to enhance uniform cell reprogramming and enable tailored therapies.

Patients with round hearts were found to be 31% more likely to develop atrial fibrillation and 24% more likely to develop cardiomyopathy than those with longer hearts