If humans make it to 150 years old—known as aging “escape velocity”—we could choose exactly how long we’d like to live.

Outliving retirement savings could put financial security at risk as American life expectancy grows, the research suggests.

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TIME unveiled TIME Longevity, a new editorial platform dedicated to exploring how and why people are living longer.

Joseph Coughlin, head of the Age Lab at MIT, sees opportunities for growth and innovation as the senior population swells.

Coined by Canadian cookbook author Mairlyn Smith, the so-called “fart walk” could just be the low-effort longevity secret you’ve been looking for, the New York Post reports. “Going for a ...

a growing health and wellness trend, aims to optimize the human body using techniques that range from ancient remedies to cutting-edge science. Advocates say it’s a pathway to longevity.

Amidst earnings uncertainty, companies grapple with a volatile trade environment. General Motors trimmed its profit outlook due to auto tariffs, while Harley-Davidson withdrew its forecast entirely.

Creating longevity-ready communities is one way society can support the needs of those thriving beyond 70 years old. A recent discussion about senior living facilities, hosted by BIFMA, explored the ...

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