President Donald Trump’s desire to have unchecked authority over the next wave of Russia sanctions could throw a wrench in ...

Bryan Johnson says he's a ‘professional rejuvenation athlete' so his routine is just like 'your favourite athlete' would have.

American tech billionaire Bryan Johnson has set himself the lofty aim of eternal life, devoting his body and fortune to his goal despite criticism from some in the scientific community.

Biohacker and tech entrepreneur Bryan Johnson made a daring—and somewhat poetic—comparison between Bitcoin and human health. In a post on X that drew considerable attention, Johnson said ...

Bryan Johnson, a 47-year-old tech millionaire, has garnered significant attention for his extreme biohacking efforts, which aim to reverse ageing and extend his lifespan.

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Bryan Johnson wants to start a new religion in which “the body is God” The multimillionaire longevity influencer thinks his new faith could save humanity from superintelligent AI.

Bryan Johnson joins Bitcoin 2025—bringing his message of longevity, self-sovereignty, and life beyond fiat to the stage in Las Vegas. The speaker lineup continues to expand at Bitcoin 2025 with the ...

If you haven’t heard of him yet, you will soon. Since the release of Netflix ’s Don’t Die: The Man Who Wants To Live Forever in 2025, Johnson has become a viral sensation. The self-proclaimed ...

Bryan Johnson (the live forever guy) and Matt Bruenig (the wonky op-ed writer and labor lawyer) have become adversaries in a battle over the use of NDAs.

Longevity experts are mostly over Bryan Johnson's shtick and hope people consider the basics when it comes to taking care of themselves.

Tech meets longevity as biohackers learn how to cheat death by obsessively measuring — and optimizing — their vital signs.