New Frontier Magazine
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Biotech & Health

Reporting on the convergence of biology and technology, from CRISPR gene editing to the science of longevity.

Microscopic view of human skin cells showing rejuvenated cellular structures, illuminated by soft, glowing light trails indicating the reversal of aging markers.
Biotech & Health

Cellular reprogramming reverses aging markers in lab

Scientists recently reversed cellular aging markers in human skin cells by 30 years in a lab dish.

Juliana Campos· Jun 13· 3 min read
Scientist administering an injection in a clinical trial aimed at reversing aging and treating age-related blindness.

Life Biosciences Doses First Patient in Aging Reversal Trial

Lena Petrova · Jun 12
Futuristic stadium with AI surveillance cameras, holographic displays, and a drone, highlighting advanced fan monitoring for the 2026 World Cup.

DHS Invests in Drone Tech; Stadiums Boost Fan Surveillance

Juliana Campos · Jun 10
Advanced laboratory equipment and a visual representation of cellular regeneration, symbolizing a new era in aging research and rejuvenation therapies.

David Sinclair's Company Gets FDA Nod for Rejuvenation Trial

Lena Petrova · Jun 9
Medical professionals in hazmat suits working in a tense, dimly lit clinic during an Ebola outbreak in a conflict zone.

Ebola outbreak control challenges mount with Bundibugyo species spread

Juliana Campos · May 30
A robotic arm preparing a meal in a kitchen, symbolizing the use of technology to serve the homeless population in San Francisco.

Robots prepare meals for San Francisco's hungry this year

This week, a San Francisco nonprofit began using robotic kitchen systems to prepare up to 3,000 meals daily for the homeless, a task that previously required dozens of human volunteers.

Lena Petrova· May 24· 3 min
How Do Membrane-Active Compounds Work? A Bill's Galaxy Deep Dive for Virology Researchers

How Do Membrane-Active Compounds Work? A Bill's Galaxy Deep Dive for Virology Researchers

This article explores how membrane-active compounds, like BHT, interact with lipid-enveloped viruses such as herpes simplex, by disrupting their outer membrane. It clarifies the scientific research behind these compounds for individuals seeking non-prescription options and understanding viral mechanisms.

Sponsored by Bill's Galaxy· Aug 10· 6 min