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Sex-specific longitudinal reversal of aging in old frail mice — Aging-US, 2025 Peer-reviewed

Oxytocin + Alk5 Inhibitor Combo Boosts Lifespan 70% in Elderly Mice: What the Science Actually Shows

A UC Berkeley study found that combining oxytocin with an Alk5 inhibitor extended lifespan by 70% in frail elderly male mice. Benefits were sex-specific — females showed no lasting improvement. Here's what the data says and whether it could reach humans.

Reuters: Eli Lilly extends partnership with Insilico Medicine for AI-powered drug discovery Peer-reviewed

Eli Lilly's $2.75 Billion AI Drug Discovery Bet: What It Means for Longevity Clinics and Patients

Eli Lilly signed a $2.75B deal with Insilico Medicine for AI-generated drug candidates targeting age-related diseases. Big Pharma is now investing billions in longevity drug discovery. Here's what it means for clinics and patients.

UT Health San Antonio Peer-reviewed

Rapamycin Goes Mainstream: UT Health San Antonio Launches Large-Scale Clinical Trial

UT Health San Antonio launches a National Institute on Aging-funded rapamycin trial with 84 older adults—one of the largest longevity-focused clinical studies to date. The shift: from off-label speculation to evidence-based dosing.

PR Newswire

Human Longevity Inc. and LEV Foundation Team Up to Decode Why Centenarians Age Differently

Human Longevity Inc. partners with LEV Foundation to study blood from centenarians and supercentenarians using multi-omic analysis — seeking biomarkers that explain why some people age far more slowly.

ARPA-H Peer-reviewed

ARPA-H Commits $144 Million to the First Clinical Trials Designed to Extend Healthspan

The U.S. government's ARPA-H launches the PROSPR program: $144M over five years to identify early aging biomarkers and run the first clinical trials explicitly aimed at extending healthy lifespan.