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Feature15 Jun 2026

Wearables, Nearables, And The New Body-Data Stack

Wearables and nearables are moving health data beyond the wrist into patches, rings, shoes, ingestibles, intimate devices, beds, rooms, and therapeutic systems. We mapped 130+ products to understand where body data is going next.

Editorial Picks

Mapping the Swiss Longevity Clinics

MoL Research21 May 2026

From Metrics to Better Living

Editorial06 May 2026

The Hardware of Longevity: Why We Are Ready for the Cellular Reset

Opinion30 Apr 2026

Who Buys Longevity?

MoL Research27 Apr 2026

A Global Rally for Life Extension

Editorial10 Apr 2026

Domestic Longevity Adoption in Switzerland and The “Sick Care” Problem

MoL Research30 Mar 2026

Nature - Main19 Jun 2026

Briefing Chat: Testosterone and sperm might get a boost from obesity drugs

Obesity drugs and men's reproductive health are explored in a brief science roundup. Expect concise context, study highlights, and genetic angles.

Key takeaways

Some obesity drugs have been reported to increase testosterone levels in men.
Clinical reports suggest these drugs can also improve sperm quality measures.
Genetic differences have been identified that partly explain variable treatment responses.

Frontiers - Health19 Jun 2026

Data mining and clinical observational study on the association between smoking and premature ovarian insufficiency

Smoking's reproductive effects are examined in an insightful interdisciplinary study that pairs data mining with clinical observational analysis of premature ovarian insufficiency.

Key takeaways

Data mining flagged six cigarette smoke compounds as linked to ovarian dysfunction related to POI.
Pathway analysis implicated disruption of granulosa cell proliferation.
Higher urinary cotinine correlated positively with FSH and LH levels, and nonlinearly with AMH.

Allicin-loaded soluplus polymeric micelles differentially modulate doxorubicin response in adenocarcinoma and myocardial cell models

Read about a polymeric micelle delivery approach for a garlic-derived compound and its differing effects on chemotherapy and heart cell models.

Key takeaways

Micellar allicin release was about 16% versus roughly 50% for free allicin.
Micelle pretreatment protected H9C2 and CACO2 metabolism but sensitized DU145 to doxorubicin.
Micelles formed uniform ~74 nm spherical nanoparticles with nearly complete encapsulation efficiency.

Frontiers - Health19 Jun 2026

The interplay between genetic and lifestyle obesity-related risk factors could be an important reason for the increasing epidemic of diabetes mellitus

Examine how genetic susceptibility and lifestyle obesity risk factors may explain rising type two diabetes and population differences.

Key takeaways

Physical activity was associated with lower diabetes risk, hazard ratio 0.31.
Thirty-one out of 545 participants developed diabetes during follow-up.
UAE citizens reported significantly lower physical activity than non-local expatriates.

Masters of Longevity - The Pulse

Wearables, Nearables, And The New Body-Data Stack

Mapping the Swiss Longevity Clinics

From Metrics to Better Living

The Hardware of Longevity: Why We Are Ready for the Cellular Reset

Who Buys Longevity?

A Global Rally for Life Extension

Domestic Longevity Adoption in Switzerland and The “Sick Care” Problem

Briefing Chat: Testosterone and sperm might get a boost from obesity drugs

Data mining and clinical observational study on the association between smoking and premature ovarian insufficiency

Allicin-loaded soluplus polymeric micelles differentially modulate doxorubicin response in adenocarcinoma and myocardial cell models

The interplay between genetic and lifestyle obesity-related risk factors could be an important reason for the increasing epidemic of diabetes mellitus