72 articles in Longevity · page 3 of 6

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Walking and Lifespan: The Steps That Matter

How much walking actually moves the mortality needle — and why 10,000 isn't the threshold.

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Measuring Healthspan vs Lifespan

Years in good health may matter more than total years, but healthspan is genuinely hard to measure.

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The Longevity Diet: What the Evidence Supports

Cutting through the diet wars to the patterns that consistently track with longer, healthier life.

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Polyphenols and Aging: Beyond the Headlines

Polyphenol-rich diets track with lower mortality; trials of isolated polyphenols keep missing their primary endpoints. Where that gap comes from.

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Testosterone and Longevity in Men

Separating age-related decline, symptoms, and the actual trial evidence on intervention.

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Omega-3s and Longevity

Where the cardiovascular and aging evidence is solid, and where it's softened.

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Vitamin D and Mortality: What Trials Show

Low vitamin D tracks with dying earlier. Then 52 randomized trials in 75,454 people tested supplements and found no all-cause mortality benefit.

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Menopause, HRT, and Healthy Aging

A clear-eyed look at hormone therapy's evolving evidence: effective for symptoms, not a longevity intervention.

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The Epigenetics of Lifestyle

How daily behaviors leave marks on gene expression — and what's actually reversible.

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Klotho: The Longevity Protein, Explained

A protein tied to aging and cognition, with striking mouse data but no validated way to boost it in people yet.

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Hormesis: Why a Little Stress Helps

A real dose-response principle with strong lab data — and uneven human outcome evidence. Where it holds up, and where it is extrapolation.

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Stem Cells and Aging: Hype vs Reality

Only blood-forming stem cells are FDA approved; anti-aging clinic products are not.

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