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Pradeep Albert, MD
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2026 Longevity Trends: What's Actually Changing in Healthspan Science
From IL-11 inhibitors entering human trials to AI that reads your glucose data better than most doctors, here are the longevity trends Dr. Pradeep Albert is watching in 2026.
GLP-1 Gene Therapy: Could Your Body Become Its Own Ozempic Factory?
Biotech companies are closing in on a single-dose gene therapy that programs your own cells to produce GLP-1 — potentially replacing weekly Ozempic injections forever. Here's what the science actually shows.
2026 Longevity Trends – The Year Ahead in Healthspan Science
🎧 View Transcript As we close out 2025, it's worth looking ahead at where longevity medicine and healthspan science are heading. The past year brought remarkable advances—from IL-11 inhibitors showing lifespan extension in animals to prime editing achieving its first human success. What…
Limb Regeneration – From Salamanders to Humans, The Science Is Getting Closer
🎧 View Transcript For decades, scientists have wondered: why can a salamander regrow a lost limb when humans can't? We have essentially the same genes. What's the difference? New research published in Nature Communications brings us significantly closer to answering that question—and the…
Prime Editing Success – First Human Clinical Data for a New Generation of Gene Editing
🎧 View Transcript CRISPR gene editing has transformed medicine, but it has limitations. Traditional CRISPR cuts the DNA double helix to make changes—effective, but sometimes imprecise. What if there were a way to edit genes without cutting? That's the promise of prime editing,…
Senescence-Resistant Stem Cells – Reversing Aging Across 61 Tissue Types in Primates
🎧 View Transcript What if you could engineer stem cells that resist the aging process—and then use them to rejuvenate an entire body? That's exactly what researchers from the Chinese Academy of Sciences achieved in a landmark study published in Cell in June…
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