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11 articles on longevity-diagnostics in longevity medicine. View all news →
A large Nature Medicine study inferred cell-type aging from plasma proteins. The model predicted risk at population level, but it is not a diagnosis or validated clinic treatment engine.
Focused ultrasound can temporarily open the blood-brain barrier in specialist Alzheimer's trials, but it is not routine longevity-clinic brain prevention.
Midjourney Medical's water-based ultrasonic scanner is a serious signal for longevity clinics, but the useful question is not hype. It is who interprets repeat imaging data, what changes in care, and who owns follow-up.
Fountain Life does not show a standard membership price table. Here are the current official gift-card prices, what the tiers claim to include, and the written quote questions that make alternatives comparable.
A buyer-focused guide to epigenetic testing at longevity clinics: when biological-age clocks add useful context, when they become sales theater, and what to ask before paying.
A 2026 buyer guide to AI diagnostics in longevity clinics: real use cases, red flags, physician oversight, FDA caveats, and questions before you pay.
A dated May 2026 evidence check on five longevity-clinic trends: AI diagnostics, GLP-1s, biomarkers, imaging, and changing care models.
This week's radar covers blood-based Alzheimer's biomarkers, FDA-cleared imaging AI, DXA/DEXA upgrades, wearable VO₂ estimates, and smarter questions for buyers.
A practical 2026 guide to biological age testing in longevity clinics: epigenetic clocks, proteomic and multi-omics clocks, imaging-derived organ age, inflammatory markers, and the clinical tests that actually change decisions.
Biological age tests can disagree because clocks use different targets, datasets, assays, and endpoints. This guide explains what accuracy means and what a result can actually change.
Cleveland Clinic publishes a detailed executive physical framework, while Mayo's official page could not be retrieved in this review. Compare written scope, insurance, follow-up, and total cost rather than guessed price bands.
