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FDA: Artificial Intelligence-Enabled Medical Devices Peer-reviewed

AI Diagnostics in Longevity Clinics: Buyer Guide, Red Flags, and Medical Oversight (2026)

A 2026 buyer guide to AI diagnostics in longevity clinics: real use cases, red flags, physician oversight, FDA caveats, and questions before you pay.

A Framework for an Effective Healthy Longevity Clinic Peer-reviewed

Longevity Clinic Blood Test Panels: Useful Biomarkers, Noise, and Red Flags (2026)

A buyer guide to longevity clinic blood panels: which biomarkers change decisions, which are exploratory, and what red flags to avoid before paying.

A Framework for an Effective Healthy Longevity Clinic Peer-reviewed

Longevity Clinic Standards 2026: What Serious Clinics Should Measure

A patient-safety guide to serious longevity clinic standards in 2026: core measurements, AI diagnostics, biomarkers, biological-age limits, and safeguard questions.

A Framework for an Effective Healthy Longevity Clinic Peer-reviewed

Weekly Longevity Intelligence Digest — May 27, 2026

This weekly WLC intelligence digest covers serious clinic standards, AI diagnostics, GLP-1 programs, full-body MRI, biological-age testing, and peptides.

Lucent Diagnostics and Tempus integrate blood-based Alzheimer's biomarker testing into clinical workflows

Longevity Tech Radar: FDA-Cleared AI, Biomarkers, and Preventive Diagnostics

This week's radar covers blood-based Alzheimer's biomarkers, FDA-cleared imaging AI, DXA/DEXA upgrades, wearable VO₂ estimates, and smarter questions for buyers.

A Framework for an Effective Healthy Longevity Clinic Peer-reviewed

What Should a Longevity Health Assessment Include in 2026?

A practical buyer’s guide to longevity health assessments: biomarkers, imaging, genetics, fitness testing, costs, and the questions to ask before booking.

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.