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collectormask.bsky.social @collectormask.bsky.social · 16/10/2026
Yes this is an ad twitter, but it has news from the FDA x.com/reptidesco/s... the review is starting October 14th so hopefully we can get some compounding soon.
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Reptides (@reptidesco) on X
Peptide access just took a massive step forward. According to Reginfo(dot)gov, the FDA submitted its "Interim Access Policy for Compounding Using Certain Peptides" for White House review on October 14. This could open a temporary pathway for patients to access certain peptides through compounding…
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collectormask.bsky.social @collectormask.bsky.social · 16/10/2026
ER100 is the first human rejuvenation drug to be tested. (The famous eye trial) but how did it go? The results are in! And it actually worked! x.com/rand_longevi... this is amazing news for everyone. Video has a short summary but it's a good idea to look up more news.
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Rand (@rand_longevity) on X
ER-100's first human results are in!! Life Biosciences reports improved vision tests in two patients, no serious adverse events through day 56, and a recommendation to triple the dose. welcome to th...
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collectormask.bsky.social @collectormask.bsky.social · 03/10/2026
Aging is on the Agenda...at the FDA! (Finally) Treat this like the disease it is and solve it. longevity.technology/news/fda-put... This is a big deal, and the article explains why.
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collectormask.bsky.social @collectormask.bsky.social · 03/10/2026
What is Prime Assembly? Harvard is working on it hms.harvard.edu/news/new-gen... for precise DNA insertions, deletions, and base swaps. A concise article explains the new method at the link.
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collectormask.bsky.social @collectormask.bsky.social · 03/10/2026
Lysoway reactivates the brain clean up system, so they tried it in mice with Alzheimer's and Parkinson's and it seemed to help. They're on a human trial now longevity.technology/news/lysoway... but since the systems are similar, it has a decent shot.
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Lysoway drug tackles two brain diseases in mice
LW-1017, an oral drug that switches the brain’s cleanup system back on, reduced Parkinson’s and Alzheimer’s pathology in aged mouse models.
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collectormask.bsky.social @collectormask.bsky.social · 03/10/2026
Usually big companies compete, but now they're joining up, and that's good news x.com/m_goes_dista... Ambitiously, it's targeting 10,000 antibodies in 2027.
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collectormask.bsky.social @collectormask.bsky.social · 03/10/2026
What's worth 617 BILLION dollars right now? Longevity biotech, and that's great news for everybody! longevity.technology/data/longevi... If you want to know which companies are getting what money, this is a report for that.
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Longevity Biotech Report Landing Page - 1 - DLT | Decoding Longevity Trends
LONGEVITY BIOTECH REPORT 2026 · FREE ACCESS Longevity biotech is now a $617BN market. See where every dollar comes from. 781 companies to build the most rigorous forecast yet of the longevity drug mar...
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collectormask.bsky.social @collectormask.bsky.social · 03/10/2026
More from ARPA-H x.com/DrSamuelBHum... this tweet lists off the 4 ways they'll help cut clinical trial times while maintaining safety. This is important in the age of faster research. Tweet also contains an hour video that ARPA H published.
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Samuel Hume (@DrSamuelBHume) on X
How ARPA-H is planning to cut clinical trial times from 10+ years to <4 years: 1. 'Phaseless' clinical trials - move towards replacing phase 1 → 2 → 3 with adaptive trials that can cut failed drugs (...
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collectormask.bsky.social @collectormask.bsky.social · 02/10/2026
Another positive for Endometriosis sufferers! Niclosamide, an anti-parasitic targets endo cells without hormones. But, it's not water-soluble at all which makes it hard to deliver so www.nature.com/articles/d41... they must experiment. "Current treatments are far from adequate" SO TRUE
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The ‘missed disease’ that affects 190 million: endometriosis drug shows early promise
Modified medication targets the cells implicated in the condition’s tell-tale lesions.
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collectormask.bsky.social @collectormask.bsky.social · 02/10/2026
A new tool for the job? www.nature.com/articles/d41... They already know it works well, but the issue is figuring out how to safely and reliably get it into cells.
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Bigger than CRISPR? A guide to the latest genome editors
Gene-editing techniques could soon allow researchers to replace entire genes and engineer complex cellular circuits — if the systems can be delivered safely into cells.
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collectormask.bsky.social @collectormask.bsky.social · 01/10/2026
Take a wacky news break! With...stay fresh bananas? It's 'bananas' how many get thrown away in England alone: 1 million! All because they turn brown too quickly. www.theguardian.com/science/2026... Stopping waste could reduce pollution. Where else might these bananas go? (USA hopefully)
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Gene-edited bananas that don’t go brown could hit UK supermarkets
Scientific breakthrough could reduce food waste and make it easier to add the fruit to prepackaged food
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collectormask.bsky.social @collectormask.bsky.social · 01/10/2026
You've heard of ARPA H, but what's that big prize up to now? Speeding up clinical trials with SURPASS to get cures to patients faster, when they need it. x.com/ARPA_H/statu... This links to the .gov article too, it's time to get going!
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ARPA-H (@ARPA_H) on X
Clinical trials still move like it’s 1995. A decade of waiting, $1–2 billion spent, and a 90%+ failure rate on a clunky, fragmented system. ARPA-H’s SURPASS program is rethinking the entire clinical...
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collectormask.bsky.social @collectormask.bsky.social · 01/10/2026
AI speeds the development process... And now MRNA vaccines don't need to be kept refrigerated to stay working! That's great news for safety so Reddit picks up on the article www.reddit.com/r/science/co...
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From the science community on Reddit: MIT used AI to develop new recipe for mRNA vaccines so they no longer need freezers and can sit at room temp for a full year or survive about 100F heat for two mo...
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collectormask.bsky.social @collectormask.bsky.social · 29/09/2026
311 million dollars is serious business longevity.technology/news/natures... Enveda's PRISM platform uses AI on natural existing compounds to see which can become oral medicines. 17 are already on trial!
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Nature’s chemistry, read by AI, funded at $311m
Enveda raised $311 million to push its AI-discovered medicines forward, including one aimed at life after GLP-1 drugs.
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collectormask.bsky.social @collectormask.bsky.social · 29/09/2026
Correlation is not causation but take care of your teeth anyway. Bacteria in the brain is always bad x.com/HowToPrompt_... but in this case gingivitis bacteria correlates in Alzheimer's patients.
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How To Prompt (@HowToPrompt__) on X
Researchers cut open the brains of Alzheimer’s patients and found a bacteria living inside 90% of them. It’s the exact same bacteria that lives in your mouth right now. For decades, medicine treated...
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collectormask.bsky.social @collectormask.bsky.social · 29/09/2026
AI is great at looking at mass quantities of data and predicting outcomes, so this application in Virtual Biotech at Stanford med.stanford.edu/news/all-new... is right to use it to discover drugs.
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Virtual biotech company puts thousands of AI scientist agents to work on drug discovery
Stanford Health Care delivers the highest levels of care and compassion. SHC treats cancer, heart disease, brain disorders, primary care issues, and many more.
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collectormask.bsky.social @collectormask.bsky.social · 29/09/2026
Well, it's Monday again so time to run down the Last Week In Medicine x.com/DrSamuelBHum... This tweet has 10 things to look into (summarized) if anything affects you.
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collectormask.bsky.social @collectormask.bsky.social · 29/09/2026
Chalking up another win for Creatine? x.com/dantawfik/st... This long tweet explains how dendritic cells fight cancer with its help. Creatine is cheap, flavorless and easy to mix in. Here's just another thing it may be doing for your health.
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Daniel Tawfik (@dantawfik) on X
Creatine is known for building muscle and improving athletic performance. A new UCLA study just found it does something completely different: it powers the immune cells that direct your body's cancer-...
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collectormask.bsky.social @collectormask.bsky.social · 29/09/2026
"Ages backwards" does it, eh Nature? www.nature.com/articles/d41... Well then it's time to figure out what causes this and just repeat it in people. If it's real, it proves that things really CAN rejuvenate.
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Old hearts age backwards: transplanted organs adjust to host's biological age
Tracking the biological age of grafted organs suggests that donor pools could be expanded to boost organ availability.
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collectormask.bsky.social @collectormask.bsky.social · 28/09/2026
Harvard does an AI tutor study...and it doesn't go their way. The study proved 1 on 1 tutoring, lessons, personalized lesson design in an education setting with pedagogical guide rails makes students do better than if they were in the class room x.com/thesupermann... but what about the money?
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Superman (@thesupermannx) on X
Researchers proved AI has deleted every reason universities exist. Harvard University ran a controlled experiment pitting a custom AI against their own top-tier classrooms. And the results are going...
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collectormask.bsky.social @collectormask.bsky.social · 28/09/2026
We're now about 75% thru the year, but how many new drugs were approved? 44! x.com/DrSamuelBHum... see what they do on the infographic...but remember, this is only in the USA. Other countries are doing great things too.
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Samuel Hume (@DrSamuelBHume) on X
75% through the year, 44 new drugs have been approved. - 18 novel mechanisms. - 20 differentiated follow-ons. - 6 me-too’s.
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collectormask.bsky.social @collectormask.bsky.social · 28/09/2026
What happened last week in AI and medicine? x.com/m_goes_dista... this tweet gives a quick 6 item rundown including big names like Novo Nordisk and Stanford's advances.
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collectormask.bsky.social @collectormask.bsky.social · 27/09/2026
Anthropic tackles senescent cells: everybody agrees these things are a big problem against health, but there's few sure-fire ways to rid of them safely. x.com/0xWast3/stat... they explore already-approved drugs/combos for a fast way to market.
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wast3 (@0xWast3) on X
Anthropic aimed a model at the human cells that stop dividing but refuse to die, and found what keeps them alive. Nobody asked it for an anti-ageing drug. It was asked what a senescent cell is still ...
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collectormask.bsky.social @collectormask.bsky.social · 27/09/2026
GLP1's are still at it, this time they want to delve into their anti inflammatory properties academic.oup.com/jcem/article... this is just the abstract, but it shows a good direction and why it should be taken. (Inflammation/chronic drives waaay too many diseases)
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Anti-inflammatory effects of GLP1-RA drugs
Abstract. Glucagon-like peptide-1 receptor agonists (GLP-1RA) are established treatment options for type 2 diabetes and obesity. This class of medications
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collectormask.bsky.social @collectormask.bsky.social · 27/09/2026
A 3000 humans trial of this new drug shows it blocks cholesterol which could influence APOE4 carriers (risk for Alzheimer's people) to avoid the disease x.com/NathanielEDa... this tweet thread explains what/how pretty well and has links to the studies.
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Nathaniel David (@NathanielEDavid) on X
1/ Do you carry ApoE4? About 1 in 4 ppl do. 1 copy: ~3X Alzheimer's risk. 2 copies: ~10X. On Sept 21, Europe approved obicetrapib, a cholesterol drug that, in a large trial, lowered multiple AD marke...
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collectormask.bsky.social @collectormask.bsky.social · 27/09/2026
A vaccine against aging? Insilico is on it www.news-medical.net/news/2026091... programmable cells that attack senescent cells and work with the immune system. They've already got a drug in trials now.
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Insilico Medicine launches AI initiative to develop longevity vaccines
Insilico Medicine, a clinical-stage generative artificial intelligence (AI)-driven drug discovery company, today announced Longevity Vaccines, a research initiative developing treatments that direct a...
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collectormask.bsky.social @collectormask.bsky.social · 27/09/2026
A paid article but www.nature.com/articles/s43... the gist of it is that senescent cells can now be studied in live tissue, not just in a dish (cutting them out used to be the only way to have a good look)
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The chemical fingerprint of cellular senescence - Nature Aging
Senescence has traditionally been studied largely on the basis of changes in gene expression, but senescent cells also undergo profound biochemical remodeling. Zhang and colleagues introduce RamanOmic...
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collectormask.bsky.social @collectormask.bsky.social · 25/09/2026
The fight against Endometriosis gets another good news? That was fast! Niclosamide the tapeworm killer medicine is already approved. But it's low-solubility means it won't work on endo without nanoparticle delivery. x.com/SmartScience... so they're gonna particle it.
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Smart Science (@SmartScience) on X
🚨Researchers have created a targeted nanotherapy that has shown rapid effectiveness against endometriosis in early trials. A single dose of this therapy successfully reduced both endometriosis sympt...
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collectormask.bsky.social @collectormask.bsky.social · 25/09/2026
What's published in Nature Journal today? These 5 highlights x.com/DrSamuelBHum... point to blocking cancer, drugs that bind to 2 sites (rare) and a better brain map to fight brain diseases.
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collectormask.bsky.social @collectormask.bsky.social · 25/09/2026
C5R Corp builds a lab where AI research directs humans & equipment to make medicines and do experiments x.com/c5rcorp/stat... it designs experiments to use in the real world. This video & tweet thread explains this good angle for speeding progress.
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C5R CORP (@c5rcorp) on X
In 12 weeks, we built a research facility that is run entirely by AI. AI designs, executes, and observes experiments end-to-end across biology, chemistry, and materials science. We’re introducing SciUniverse: a benchmark that measures AI’s ability to do real-world scientific research.
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collectormask.bsky.social @collectormask.bsky.social · 25/09/2026
Heavy metal exposure? Drink some algae about it. Chlorella is tops & Spirulina helps too. x.com/1Immortals1/... It's cheap, it's safe and it tastes awful. So- jam it in a smoothie with pineapple & banana to counter the flavor or eat broken-cell-wall pills. Tweet tells how it works.
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The Biohacking Immortal (@1Immortals1) on X
chlorella is the only food with clinical evidence showing it binds to and removes mercury, lead, cadmium, and arsenic from human tissue. let that sink in. a single celled algae does what a $5,000 IV c...
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collectormask.bsky.social @collectormask.bsky.social · 24/09/2026
They're trying to recursivly self-improve it: x.com/Dr_Singulari... , well, GOOD. If one of these models improves enough it'll figure out how to rid everyone of every disease quickly: the ultimate goal
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collectormask.bsky.social @collectormask.bsky.social · 24/09/2026
"Nobody tells women what's going on and why" when it comes to menopause x.com/anishmoonka/... here's yet another summary of why it's bad for you & a pubmed link. Just another reason to figure out how to stop menopause & save everyone.
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Anish Moonka (@anishmoonka) on X
Estrogen controls bone density, skin thickness, joint lubrication, vaginal tissue, brain function, and mood. When it drops during menopause, all of them change at once, and a 2025 review in Frontiers in Nutrition confirmed that the decline is not gradual. It is a cliff. The review found that the f…
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collectormask.bsky.social @collectormask.bsky.social · 24/09/2026
Insilico Medicine puts AI to researching aging x.com/InSilicoMeds... this is a good tweet thread (with links to papers, etc) for their longevity LLMs which are already at work
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collectormask.bsky.social @collectormask.bsky.social · 24/09/2026
Target the mechanism, not just the results to fight Alzheimers x.com/dantawfik/st... this very long tweet explains the concept easily and references/links the paper in CELL journal. It's a new avenue, but who will do something with it?
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collectormask.bsky.social @collectormask.bsky.social · 24/09/2026
Fighting hair loss AND endometriosis at the same time? That sounds super super odd but ABS 201 (in trials now) It could be the NON-hormonal breakthru everyone wants. It blocks Prolactin which causes hair loss in men, but endo pain in women. It's trialing now, look for this stuff! It is by ABSCI
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collectormask.bsky.social @collectormask.bsky.social · 24/09/2026
He's still on it: x.com/bryan_johnso... to which everyone can say GOOD. (Kind of bet it's more than 10% of women because it was harder to diagnose in the past/people told to ignore it etc) Be sure to ignore the kooky comments on the post though with their phony 'cures' that don't work.
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Bryan Johnson (@bryan_johnson) on X
I'm focusing a significant amount of my time trying to build a cure for Kate's endometriosis. It's a gnarly and devastating disease that affects 10% of women. Relative to the suffering it creates, it'...
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collectormask.bsky.social @collectormask.bsky.social · 24/09/2026
Its 2026, how fast can an enzyme be discovered? 1000 of Claude says...21 hours! x.com/Polymarket/s... That's really super fast, so this polymarket place (its a stocks thing) paid attention because Anthropic could be on the way to breakthroughs or money.
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Polymarket (@Polymarket) on X
BREAKING: Anthropic’s new wet lab produces its first discovery, with nearly 1,000 Claude agents autonomously uncovering a novel enzyme system after 21 hours of work.
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collectormask.bsky.social @collectormask.bsky.social · 23/09/2026
Honk honk! Take a fun robo-break! Here comes Mother Goose x.com/RobotWorksGo... a clever idea for a home robot. Paint the gripper to orange, it's a beak, shape the rolling part like a bird/neck and it becomes a quick 'character' with appeal.
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The Robot Works (@RobotWorksGoose) on X
Meet prototype 1 of the Goose, the family robot. We're building for the home: tidy, play, live.
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collectormask.bsky.social @collectormask.bsky.social · 23/09/2026
What happened last week in medicine? A quick rundown with 10 different stories x.com/DrSamuelBHum... a few anti-cancer developments and a good FDA approval too.
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collectormask.bsky.social @collectormask.bsky.social · 23/09/2026
Another company appears on the Fight Against Aging scene, x.com/AgemicaCom/s... and its launch video gets over 1 million views in 1 day. Whether the company is a big success or not, the interest in what they're doing is very real.
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collectormask.bsky.social @collectormask.bsky.social · 22/09/2026
Another study, another 'menopause sucks and is bad for you and we didn't study it hard enough in the past' longevity.technology/news/menopau... 50% of the world is going to/is suffering this rubbish, it's time to work to end it.
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Menopause is a brain health story, too
As hormones shift in midlife, brain, metabolic and cardiovascular health can change too – prompting a rethink of women’s healthcare.
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collectormask.bsky.social @collectormask.bsky.social · 22/09/2026
Popular Mechanics is known for 'a bit of hype' so, apply a grain of salt around here www.popularmechanics.com/science/heal... but what counts is that major publications ARE putting articles like this to print, and how frequent they are.
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Aging Isn’t Necessary, Scientist Claims. And He’s Going to Cure It in Just 3 Years.
The fountain of youth may be a single pill.
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collectormask.bsky.social @collectormask.bsky.social · 22/09/2026
"Of two minds about it"? Well yes, always: med.stanford.edu/news/all-new... Stanford makes a double discovery which will let science fight ALS and hind-brain diseases more effectively.
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Human brain is two separate organs, Stanford Medicine-led research finds
Stanford Health Care delivers the highest levels of care and compassion. SHC treats cancer, heart disease, brain disorders, primary care issues, and many more.
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collectormask.bsky.social @collectormask.bsky.social · 18/09/2026
Dental health again ties to mental health with a frightful finding www.reddit.com/r/science/co... read the study (not just Reddit) to avoid correlation/causation confusion and then...never skip the dentist & be sure your teeth are well!
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From the science community on Reddit: Bleeding Gums Linked to 61% Higher Alzheimer's Risk in 10-Year Study: In a long-term study in Japan, bleeding and receding gums were linked to substantially highe...
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collectormask.bsky.social @collectormask.bsky.social · 17/09/2026
More good news with organoids, this time skin. longevity.technology/news/outer-b... keeping full human normal skin alive for over 4 weeks and puts results to machine learning systems too. Importantly this is a "A longevity tool wearing a skincare label"
longevity.technology
Outer Bio gives scientists a month to study aging skin
Outer Bio’s Yuna platform keeps living human skin functioning for a month, a longer window for testing what actually slows visible aging.
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collectormask.bsky.social @collectormask.bsky.social · 17/09/2026
Creatine for sleep-deprivation (like higher doses of it) was proven to work, so this headline might not be a big surprise www.reddit.com/r/interestin... it is good news. However, people react to creatine differently/some need more water etc. at higher levels of it.
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From the interesting community on Reddit: Scientists found that the creatine supplement millions take for muscle gains is quietly raising brain energy levels and slowing early Alzheimer's cognitive de...
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collectormask.bsky.social @collectormask.bsky.social · 17/09/2026
Macrophages & Aging www.rapamycin.news/t/macrophage... fixing these guys up looks to help many systems, now the question is how to reliably do that in humans.
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Macrophage Rejuvenation Reverses Organ Aging
Long-lived macrophages that sit permanently inside the liver, heart, lungs, brain and spleen are responsible for eating dying cells, and their busiest job is clearing worn-out neutrophils, the white b...
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collectormask.bsky.social @collectormask.bsky.social · 17/09/2026
There's disappointment every time some headline reveals "it was a MOUSE model!" because that doesn't translate well into humans. But how about this? x.com/NitaFarahany... mice with enough human brain cells that the fixes/etc. could actually translate well for trials. Very new & exciting stuff
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Nita Farahany (@NitaFarahany) on X
In an extraordinary new paper, just out, in Nature @Sergiu_P_Pasca and his team genetically altered mice to make them "apallial" (missing a cortex). And then, postnatally, transferred organoids derive...
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collectormask.bsky.social @collectormask.bsky.social · 16/09/2026
Now that it's Sept. read the Rejuvenation Roundup for August lifespan.io/rejuvenation... there's loads of links and good descriptions so you can find and read more about what interests you. August seemed to be a good month.
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Rejuvenation Roundup August 2026
Properly untangling aging means untangling its various counterbalances, sometimes on the individual level. Here's what's been investigated this month.
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