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A Harvard researcher, a longevity doctor and Bar Refaeli are chasing the future of skincare
12.07.26
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Factor X, founded by Refaeli alongside physician Dr. Inbal Gat, Harvard-trained scientist Dr. Shira Orr and entrepreneur Eran Orr, has raised several million dollars to develop a platform that aims to influence aging processes inside skin cells.
Forever young? Multi-millionaire believes he can beat death
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Roni Dori
111 nutritional supplements a day, a hat that shoots laser beams into his head, blood transfusions from his teenage son, and 30 researchers who analyze him 24/7: Bryan Johnson, a multi-millionaire who made his fortune selling a payment application, is convinced that he can beat death, or at least live another 200 years
"We won't get eternal life. Scientists who promise it are just selling BS"
16.07.23
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Roni Dori
Forget about anti-aging treatments or drinking red wine. Prof. Charles Brenner bursts the balloon inflated by the booming longevity industry, and explains why there is no way to defeat death