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FEATURES EDITORIALS OPINION BUSINESS

Welcome to Lifespan: A Founding Editorial

Welcome to Lifespan. This is a magazine created for you, the reader. Thank you for subscribing. Together, we are going to do amazing things. If you love life and want it to last as long as possible. If you want to stay healthy, sharp, and capable for decades to come. If you want to live fully without becoming a burden on the people you love. Or if you simply want to perform at your highest level for as long as possible, then this magazine is for you. Over the years, I’ve listened carefully to you, my audience, people who are curious, optimistic, and determined to take control of their health and their future. Lifespan is my answer to those conversations. Some of you may have read Lifespan, a book I co-wrote in 2019. Others may have listened to the Lifespan show. Today we’re launching a new endeavor, Lifespan Magazine. Across all these efforts, my goal is the same: I want to create opportunities for learning where the science is checked, the claims are sourced, and the advice is judged by whether it is credible, useful, and grounded in real data.

By Dr. David A. Sinclair, A.O., Ph.D.

August 7, 202611 minute read

FEATURES NEW RESEARCH WOMEN'S HEALTH

The Architecture of Women’s Aging

If you are a woman in 2026, you live in a low hum of health advice. Have children, the birthrate is falling. But also, it is fine not...

By Dr. Kelly Rich, M.S., C.G.C., Ph.D.

August 7, 202616 minute read

The Lifespan Show

Join Dr. David Sinclair, A.O., Ph.D. as he explores the latest in health and longevity science, and shares practical, evidence-based insights.

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To help everyone live their longest, healthiest lives by making longevity science accessible and advancing medical research.

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Advancing Science

Over the past two decades, longevity science has transformed our understanding of aging and how it might be slowed or partially reversed. Advances in protein recycling, cellular senescence, and epigenetic restoration have reversed aspects of aging in animal models, and human trials are now underway.

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From Understanding Aging to Targeting it with Therapies

By understanding the biological mechanisms that drive aging, scientists can develop therapies that target its underlying causes and help prevent, treat, and reverse age-related disease.

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