Delaying the End: How the Longevity Movement is Making Us Rethink Aging

By Joshua Kongmany

Longevity is no longer about tacking on years to our lives; it’s about improving the quality of the years we live. With the help of technology, personalized medicine, and bioscience, consumers are taking charge of their health, and a new era of aging is emerging.

The magic of AI in healthcare

By Martin Recke

AI won’t replace human healthcare professionals, but it is well-equipped to augment their work, improving efficiency and accuracy.

Health: from mitochondria to agriculture

By Adam Tinworth

Mitochondria are the microchips of our bodies. But too many of us are pushing them beyond their limits, leading to poor health — and poor decision making. Petra Seipp and Parneet Pal talk us back from the brink.

Doing Female Health

By Christopher Böhnke

You know what’s wrong, unequal, distorted: Here are four design challenges to actually do something about it.

The digital healthcare revolution in the making

By Martin Recke

Investments in digital healthcare start-ups are exploding. The market is nascent, but the pace of change is fast.

Digital sucks, because it doesn’t care for our bodies

By Adam Tinworth

Tech VC Om Malik is giving up the best phone he has ever owned, because his body can't cope with it.

Aza Raskin: behaviour change is the new blockbuster drug

By Adam Tinworth

We kill ourselves more than external factors do. How to we fix that? By understanding what people are doing, and intervening in helpful ways.