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Can museum visits and concerts keep you young? What new study suggests
1+ week, 1+ day ago (415+ words) Growing older is inevitable, but how quickly the body ages may depend on more than diet and exercise. A new study suggests that regularly visiting museums, going to the cinema or attending concerts and theatre performances may be linked to…...
Which organ is hit first by starvation? Doctor explains amid Sonam Wangchuk's fast
1+ week, 5+ day ago (379+ words) As Sonam Wangchuk's hunger strike enters its third week, reports of muscle loss have raised fresh concerns over the effects of prolonged starvation. While weight loss is the most visible consequence, doctors say what happens inside the body is far…...
Sarvesh Kushare, the understated ascent, and the science of mature longevity
3+ week, 9+ hour ago (532+ words) To understand the quiet, almost melancholic solitude that Kushare projects at the pit, one must travel back to the 2025 Tokyo World Championships. It was there, on the grandest, also unsettling stage in sports, that Kushare found himself utterly alone. Due…...
How skin longevity is replacing radical anti-ageing
4+ week, 1+ day ago (339+ words) “At the centre of this movement are peptides, ingredients that represent a new direction in dermatology by prioritising skin repair and long-term health over quick fixes,” shares Dr Simran Salian, MBBS, MD (Dermatology), Maya Medi Spa and aesthetic clinic in…...
What's the secret to ageing well after 65? The answer is not exercise or diet
1+ mon, 2+ day ago (436+ words) "Many people equate ageing with an inevitable and continuous loss of physical and cognitive abilities," said lead author Dr Becca R. Levy, professor of social and behavioural sciences at the Yale School of Public Health. "What we found is that improvement…...
Entropy or hype? Temple’s bold health claim meets a wall of scientific doubt
1+ mon, 1+ week ago (898+ words) Zomato and Eternal founder, billionaire Deepinder Goyal has spent months wearing a small device called Temple on the side of his head. Now, he has made a claim that could reshape how people think about health, fitness and ageing – or…...
The 100 year question: If our grandparents didn't need a longevity plan, why do we?
1+ mon, 2+ week ago (1637+ words) Imagine celebrating your 100th birthday. Your children, grandchildren, and perhaps even great-grandchildren are gathered around you. There is laughter, cake, and old stories being retold for the hundredth time. But here's the real question: what kind of 100-year-old do you want…...
This 30-second test could predict how long you’ll live
2+ mon, 2+ week ago (686+ words) When people think about living a long and healthy life, they usually focus on diet, exercise, sleep, or regular medical check-ups. But according to new research, something as simple as standing up from a chair repeatedly for 30 seconds may also…...
Nonnamaxxing: Why everyone wants to live like Italian grandmothers now
2+ mon, 2+ week ago (720+ words) Modern hustle culture has left all of us exhausted. Already burnt out from our 9-to-5s, we are constantly chasing side hustles, paying to meet new people and socialise, watching brainrot vegetable and fruit love stories on social media, and then…...
Scientists say this 1 daily habit swap can make you happier in 2 weeks
3+ mon, 6+ day ago (610+ words) In today’s digital world, scrolling through social media has become a daily habit for many. From checking updates on Instagram to watching videos on TikTok or replying to messages on WhatsApp, people spend hours online, often without realising its impact…...