Longevity Escape Velocity Foundation

We've released a new summary of the purpose of the first Robust Mouse Rejuvenation study, the conclusions we've been able to draw so far, and what needs to happen to unlock the full meaning of the data sets. Check it out: levf.org/breaking-the-c…

LEVF's RAID (Rodent Aging Interventions Database) project aims to record and compare all publications documenting successful lifespan extension in strains of rodents (mice and rats) with normal baseline lifespans. In this new video our Chief Science Monitor, Maximus Peto, walks us through the scope and features of the web tool we designed to enable easy visual exploration of RAID's content.

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Longevity Escape Velocity Foundation (LEVF) today welcomes two very generous donations from long-time supporter of longevity research and activism, Didier Coeurnelle.

The first donation is 200,000 euros (approximately 220,000 US dollars). The second donation, of up to another 200,000 euros, is dependent on LEVF receiving matching gifts from other donors from 1st October until the end of the month (October 31st).

These donations enable a key set of pre-study pilots ahead of the next phase of LEVF’s groundbreaking investigations into the effects of combining different damage-repair interventions for middle-aged mice.

The full text of our first peer-reviewed paper, evaluating the field's progress towards rejuvenation therapies and highlighting the particular importance of combination studies, is now available to read free of charge: tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10…

Our prep for the Robust Mouse Rejuvenation program included a survey of past efforts to extend rodent lives. We're making that data available to the community as RAID, a visual comparison of the success achieved by different interventions. Take a look! levf.org/raid