Artificial Human Hibernation: Torpor, Suspended Animation, and the Preservation of Life
Bears do it every winter - lowering metabolism to survive months without food. Can medicine induce reversible torpor in humans…
Bears do it every winter - lowering metabolism to survive months without food. Can medicine induce reversible torpor in humans…
Programmable machines smaller than cells, patrolling the bloodstream and repairing damage molecule by molecule. From today's nanoparticles to Drexler's vision…
Grafting a living head onto a donor body would defeat systemic aging in a single operation - if the severed…
If the brain outlives the body, why not give it a new one? The surgical, immunological, and identity challenges of…
Cooling the newly deceased to -196°C in hope of future revival: medicine, speculation, or rational wager? A sober review of…
Scanning every synapse and running the mind as software: the most radical longevity proposal ever made. A rigorous look at…
Gene-edited pig kidneys and hearts are now beating inside human recipients. This review examines the genetic engineering, the first clinical…
Printing living tissue layer by layer could end the organ shortage. This review covers bioinks, vascularization, and how far 3D-bioprinted…
From bone-marrow transplants to iPSC-derived tissues, stem cells can rebuild what aging destroys. This review covers proven uses, the unproven…
Cells communicate through vesicles loaded with proteins and RNA. This review examines exosome therapy as a cell-free alternative to stem…