13 Best Longevity Experts and Influencers on Twitter
Follow these longevity experts on Twitter to stay up to date on the most prominent scientists, researchers, and founders developing anti-aging therapies.
Follow these longevity experts on Twitter to stay up to date on the most prominent scientists, researchers, and founders developing anti-aging therapies.
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While rounding up the best resources for this article, I reviewed 67 different longevity blogs, many of which are considered essential standbys. Because there were so many options, I used strict filters to keep the “top” part of this “top life extension blogs” roundup accurate.
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Update 5/10/2021: This post has been updated since we originally published it in August 2020. Several new longevity conferences have been added and several which are no longer happening have been removed. Affiliate Disclaimer: Longevity Advice is reader-supported. When you buy something using links on our site, we may earn …
Update 4/5/2021: This post has been updated since we originally published it in September 2020. Several new longevity books have been added to both the main list and honorable mentions sections, and the post has been cleaned up and review ratings made current. Affiliate Disclaimer: Longevity Advice is reader-supported. When …
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