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THE TRUTH ABOUT: Bryan johnson - Caught on Camera

In a culture obsessed with staying young, we ignore the many benefits of ageing

Every morning, millions of people wake up hoping to look, think and feel younger than they did yesterday.

The Conversation · Sep 22

Inside the new luxury centre helping Canberrans live longer and healthier

It's due to open at the Dairy Road precinct later this year

The Canberra Times · Aug 29

Billionaires from Jeff Bezos, Sam Altman to Peter Thiel are betting on longevity to cheat death

Tech billionaires and leaders are investing heavily in longevity research and technologies. They aim to reverse aging and extend healthy human lifespans significantly. Historical attempts at rejuvenation have yielded limited success, but new science shows promise. This pursuit raises concerns about inequality as only the wealthy may afford early treatments.

The Economic Times · Aug 21

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“My Stomach Is Eating Itself”: Biohacker Bryan Johnson Redoubles Efforts To Live Forever After Admitting Incurable Disease

Bryan Johnson wants you—and himself—to live forever. His argument is simple and seductive. If you manage to live just long enough, technology will have evolved to the point where you can ‘cure’ aging. But unfortunately, Johnson, who considers himself the world’s healthiest person, has admitted that he has been diagnosed…

Bored Panda · Aug 18

US life expectancy isn't what it seems

Americans will pay to live longer, but experts say wealth doesn’t guarantee a longer life in America

Salon · Aug 11

New Study Models a Longer Human Lifespan, Suggesting Theoretical Limits of Up to 146 or Even 194 years

human lifespan study, longevity research, aging study, human lifespan limit, npj Aging study, healthy aging, Bryan Johnson Project Blueprint, longevity science, somatic mutations aging, lifespan extension research

Medical Daily · Aug 3

'Period Blood Is in My Freezer': Why Biohacker Bryan Johnson Keeps Partner Body Fluids

Tech entrepreneur Bryan Johnson stores his girlfriend's menstrual blood for longevity research, sparking debate over ethics, scientific validity, and commercial motives in women's health exploration.

International Business Times UK · Aug 3

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Biohacker Bryan Johnson is keeping his girlfriend’s menstrual blood in his freezer

The longevity influencer and his girlfriend, Kate Tolo, say they’re studying women’s health – a worthy goal, but perhaps some skepticism is in order

The Guardian - US · Aug 1

Can You Take Longevity Too Far? Bryan Johnson's Biohacking and What Doctors Say About Extreme Anti-Aging Routines

Bryan Johnson says he may have taken Project Blueprint too far as he reveals autoimmune gastritis, sparking discourse over extreme longevity practices.

Medical Daily · Jul 31

Longevity Guru Bryan Johnson Keeps Girlfriend's Period Blood in Freezer for $2.6M Menstrual Health Experiment

Bryan Johnson's latest health experiment involves storing his girlfriend's menstrual blood for analysis, sparking debate over its invasiveness and potential to advance women's health research.

International Business Times UK · Jul 31

Quick Facts About Bryan Johnson, Biohacker Whose 'Live Forever' Mission Took a Shocking Turn After Incurable Disease

Billionaire biohacker Bryan Johnson, known for his longevity pursuits, reveals an autoimmune gastritis diagnosis, sparking debate on the limits of biohacking and anti-ageing strategies.

International Business Times UK · Jul 31

The 88 things biohacker Bryan Johnson’s girlfriend is doing every day for a ‘world first’ in menstrual health research

The 30-year-old will give multiple urine, spit and stool samples a day

The Independent UK · Jul 30

Biohacker Bryan Johnson Says He 'Cloned' Himself, but Scientists Say It Misrepresents Stem Cell Science

Biohacker Bryan Johnson says he "cloned" himself using his own cells, but scientists say the technology is actually induced pluripotent stem cells, not human cloning.

Medical Daily · Jul 30

Bryan Johnson’s girlfriend is turning her body into a $2.6 million science experiment

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The Independent UK · Jul 30

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The Independent UK · Jul 30

Biohacker Bryan Johnson posts girlfriend Kate Tolo’s rigorous ‘menstrual cycle’ regimen: ‘This is a world first for female health’

‘Women are not well understood medically,’ Johnson told The Independent. ‘Kate will provide the most comprehensive data set on a female menstrual cycle in history’

The Economic Times · Jul 30

Bryan Johnson rethinks his longevity project: 'Wonder if I've taken this whole thing too far'; follows weeks after rare disease diagnosis

Bryan Johnson rethinks longevity project: Bryan Johnson, the tech entrepreneur who built his life around reversing ageing, posted on 30 July that he is questioning whether he has taken his longevity project too far. The admission comes weeks after he was diagnosed with an incurable disease, a development that briefly…

The Economic Times · Jul 25

'This may be scary...': Bryan Johnson, diagnosed with autoimmune gastritis, says he 'cloned' himself as a newborn to reverse aging

Bryan Johnson announced cloning himself as a newborn for future medical advancements. He believes this technology will revolutionize healthcare and reverse aging processes. The cloned cells could test therapies and grow replacement organs for transplantation. This ambitious project follows his recent autoimmune gastritis diagnosis.

International Business Times UK · Jul 24

Anti-Aging Influencer Bryan Johnson Says His Clone 'Lives in a Petri Dish' and Will One Day Replace His Organs

Bryan Johnson reveals his stem cell clone, 'Baby Bryan', created from his blood cells to explore organ regeneration and longevity therapies, highlighting advancements in personalised regenerative medicine

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The Independent UK · Jul 23

Millionaire biohacker claims to have created a ‘clone’ of himself

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The Independent UK · Jul 23

Biohacker Bryan Johnson says he’s ‘cloned himself as a baby’ to harvest its organs

‘This technology gives us a path to reverse aging,’ says 48-year-old tech entrepreneur

International Business Times UK · Jul 22

Bryan Johnson Says His 'Newborn Self' 'Clone' Could Grow Organs, Become His Own 'Blood Boy'

Bryan Johnson says reprogrammed stem cells could one day grow replacement organs and test treatments after his autoimmune diagnosis.

International Business Times UK · Jul 22

Biohacker Bryan Johnson Claims He 'Cloned' Himself as a Newborn to Grow Organs After Incurable Disease Diagnosis

Bryan Johnson says his autoimmune gastritis diagnosis inspired him to create a 'newborn' version of himself using stem cells in the hope of growing replacement organs. The controversial experiment has divided opinion online.

The Economic Times · Jul 13

'World wants me to die': Bryan Johnson to people after announcing his incurable autoimmune gastritis disease, claims he is similar to 'Jesus'

Bryan Johnson revealed his Autoimmune Gastritis diagnosis, which he believes sparked global negative reactions. He suggests this response stems from a deep-seated human need for challengers of mortality to fail. Johnson draws parallels to ancient myths and religious figures who confronted death. He argues that people need the challenger to…

Medical Daily · Jul 10

Bryan Johnson's Quest to "Live Forever" Hits a Wall: An Incurable Autoimmune Disease

Bryan Johnson revealed he has autoimmune gastritis, an incurable disease that highlights the limits of even the most intensive longevity efforts.

The Economic Times · Jul 9

Bryan Johnson autoimmune gastritis: Millionaire who wants to live forever unveils 'Bryan in a dish' plan to cure disease making his stomach 'eat itself'

Bryan Johnson is pursuing an unprecedented research plan to cure his autoimmune gastritis. He aims to map his immune system and identify specific T-cells attacking his stomach. Johnson will develop an early warning system and preserve immune cells for laboratory testing. This approach involves creating a "Bryan in a dish"…

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