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Эпиталон и теломеры: новые исследования клеточного старения

Wearable biometrics Oct 15, 2026 · 4 min read

Epitalon Peptide Research Reveals Telomere Extension and Cellular Longevity Pathways

Recent research into epitalon, a synthetic peptide, has rekindled scientific interest in telomere biology and its potential role in slowing cellular aging. Understanding how telomeres function and what influences their length is becoming increasingly relevant for wearable users tracking longevity markers and biological age.

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26 тенденций долголетия, определяющих 2026 год: что нужно знать пользователям носимых устройств

Wearable biometrics Oct 14, 2026 · 1 min read

26 Longevity Trends Defining 2026: What Wearable Users Need to Know

As longevity science accelerates into 2026, wearable technology and personal health monitoring are becoming central to how people understand and extend their healthspan. From precision biometrics to metabolic tracking and preventive medicine integration, this year's emerging trends reveal a fundamental shift in how we measure, predict, and optimize human aging.

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SRN-901: Кандидат на роль препарата долголетия демонстрирует перспективы продления продолжительности и качества жизни

Wearable biometrics Oct 14, 2026 · 1 min read

SRN-901: A Longevity Drug Candidate Shows Promise for Extended Lifespan and Healthspan

Seragon Pharmaceuticals has published preclinical data on SRN-901, a novel longevity compound demonstrating significant lifespan and healthspan extension in animal models. The findings represent a step forward in pharmacological interventions targeting fundamental aging pathways, with implications for how wearable users might contextualize aging biomarkers.

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Умные часы против старения: какие данные действительно работают

Wearable biometrics Oct 14, 2026 · 1 min read

Your Smartwatch's Real Superpower: Which Health Metrics Actually Matter for Longevity

Leading longevity experts confirm that your smartwatch can track real aging markers—but only the ones validated by rigorous science. In 2025, the breakthrough isn't collecting more data; it's knowing which metrics actually predict a longer, healthier life.

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