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Eleanor Garth

England

Deputy Editor at Longevity Technology

SciMedTech journalist, chair-sitter, tea-drinker, teen-wrangler. Once called A Force For Good... it's been downhill since then. Will write words for food.

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  • Longevity 1.0 and the rise of the healthspan economy

    1 week ago | longevity.technology | Eleanor Garth

    Get longevity news first on WhatsApp The longevity sector, long defined by scientific breakthroughs, venture funding and cautious regulatory progress, is now experiencing a quiet but significant shift: an increasing embrace by the broader wellness industry. As consumer interest in aging well moves from fringe curiosity to mainstream ambition, the conversation is widening – and so are the platforms where it takes place.

  • Bryan Johnson joins Founders Longevity Forum London line-up

    1 week ago | longevity.technology | Eleanor Garth

    Get longevity news first on WhatsApp The Founders Longevity Forum returns to London on 10 June, once again bringing together a curated cohort of longevity investors, biotech entrepreneurs and translational scientists. The forum, co-hosted by Founders Forum Group and Longevity.Technology, will take place at OXO2 – a central, riverside venue – as part of London Tech Week.

  • Estrogen-related receptors emerge as key to muscle energy

    1 week ago | longevity.technology | Eleanor Garth

    Get longevity news first on WhatsApp In longevity science, one of the most pressing challenges is maintaining skeletal muscle function with age. Mitochondrial dysfunction drives sarcopenia, metabolic syndromes, and age-related fatigue. Now, researchers at the Salk Institute reveal that two nuclear receptors – estrogen-related receptors ERRα and ERRγ – play a central role in regulating mitochondrial energy production in muscle.

  • Vitamin D linked to slower biological aging in large US study

    1 week ago | longevity.technology | Eleanor Garth

    Get longevity news first on WhatsApp As the science of aging shifts steadily from observational associations to mechanistic understanding, evidence from large-scale clinical trials remains essential.

  • Senescent neurons linked to chronic pain in aging

    1 week ago | longevity.technology | Eleanor Garth

    Get longevity news first on WhatsApp Pain, particularly in older adults, has long been treated as an inevitable symptom of injury or degeneration; however, emerging research from Stanford University suggests it may be more accurately described as the downstream consequence of cellular misbehavior.

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Eleanor Garth
Eleanor Garth @TinkingGumbel
2 May 25

A handy guide to my day job.

João Pedro de Magalhães
João Pedro de Magalhães @jpsenescence

Who did this? https://t.co/e4RfAdmX3q

Eleanor Garth
Eleanor Garth @TinkingGumbel
31 Jan 25

Still apparently a Force For Good… ❤️

Maxim Kholin
Maxim Kholin @GeroMaxim

It's coming! Huge thanks to Eleanor @Tinkingumble @LongevityTech for making this world a better place! (Link in the comments 👇) @BKennedy_aging @fedichev @MaxUnfried @jangruber467 @hacking_aging #gerophysics #GCGP1s #hackingAging #longevity https://t.co/2HY1TPHuIu

Eleanor Garth
Eleanor Garth @TinkingGumbel
29 Feb 24

RT @davidasinclair: Well written story in @LongevityTech https://t.co/omkMkkvk1R