Kim Kardashian says she wants to date a longevity scientist who can 'give me all their secrets'

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Kim Kardashian at the 2024 Academy Museum Gala.
Kim Kardashian at the 2024 Academy Museum Gala.

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I dove headfirst into the unhinged Morning Routine Industrial Complex

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Longevity enthusiast Bryan Johnson says smoking psychedelic toad venom showed him the 'expansive map' of human consciousness

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Bryan Johnson looking at his reflection in a window while shirtless.
Bryan Johnson.

Magdalena Wosinska

I went inside biohacking tech bro Bryan Johnson's home. It's a bit different from what you saw on his new Netflix doc.

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Bryan Johnson looking at his reflection in a window while shirtless.
Bryan Johnson.

Magdalena Wosinska

Inside the race to find the first antiaging drug

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Could one pill help us live longer? Scientists and investors are racing to find a drug to slow aging, trying things like metformin and rapamycin. But the breakthrough might not come from humans.

The hot new longevity treatment for aging athletes and CEOs is a plasma exchange

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A container of blood plasma is being extracted from a centrifuge for a medical procedure
Spinning blood in a centrifuge to remove the plasma can treat certain medical conditions, and some doctors are exploring the benefits for longevity too.

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I attended Bryan Johnson's Don't Die Summit in Singapore. It started with a rave.

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Bryan Johnson collage with needles, snowflakes and a raver
While the summit was billed as possibly "the most important day of your life," the talks were less in-depth than I had expected.

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Anti-aging enthusiasts are getting $16,500 injections to make their knees young again

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An older person's leg is covered by a younger knee with money overlaid

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A 64-year-old woman outperformed millionaires in the anti-aging 'Rejuvenation Olympics' — using a much simpler and cheaper routine

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A woman on an elliptical.
Amy Hardison, a grandmother of 64, currently holds a top rank in the Rejuvenation Olympics for having slowed her biological aging and improved her health.

Courtesy of Amy Hardison

The antiaging multimillionaire chasing immortality has shared photos of his wild facial transformation

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Bryan Johnson.
Bryan Johnson just asked X whether he "peaked" in 2018 or 2024.

Magdalena Wosinska

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