Biohacker Bryan Johnson is an extreme case, but interest in longevity is becoming more mainstream. Businesses are capitalizing on it.

The face of the "Don't Die" movement Bryan Johnson now says retouching and lighting beats therapy for looking young.

Bryan Johnson, the face of the longevity movement who believes he may never die, joins Madison Mills on the latest episode of "The Axios Show." They discuss why he is intentionally provocative, how AI ...

A multi-millionaire who is attempting to defy death has claimed that "people really want me to die". Self-declared "biohacker" Bryan Johnson, who hopes to live until at least 150 years old, claimed ...

The man who wants to live forever may have hit a speed bump. Biohacker Bryan Johnson reportedly spends $2 million a year on his health — and he claims it has helped him eliminate microplastics from ...

Bryan Johnson argues that society should place greater emphasis on health and wellness rather than merely pursuing wealth. He ...

With her wavy hair, minimal make-up and broderie-anglaise blouse, Kate Tolo looks as though she’s off to teach Sunday School. In fact, the 30-year-old is the sharp and savvy business (and romantic) ...

Tech entrepreneur turned “biohacker” Bryan Johnson revealed the latest development in his quest for eternal youth — claiming he cloned himself as a newborn baby to harvest the organs. Johnson, who was ...

Like her biohacking boyfriend, Tolo is undergoing a grueling regimen of tests—from tracking nighttime erections to subjecting herself to extreme heat on her period—in service of “half the population.” ...

From NAD+ supplements to red light therapy devices designed for better sleep, these are the Johnson-approved longevity products I’ve added to my anti-aging arsenal. Contributor Scouted selects ...