Bryan Johnson, a billionaire tech entrepreneur, attempted to reverse his aging using rapamycin. He experienced mouth ulcers, ...

Bryan Johnson, a tech entrepreneur-turned-biohacker, shared that his anti-aging experiment with rapamycin may have ...

Billionaire and 'biohacker' Bryan Johnson, "who wants to live forever", has revealed that he may have accidentally sped up ...

The 47-year-old took rapamycin for five years after lab studies showed it extended the lifespan of mice by 15 to 20 percent.

Tech tycoon Bryan Johnson's $2 million-a-year anti-aging experiment has reportedly backfired, marking a significant setback in his quest for immortality.

Peter Diamandis, a futurist with degrees from both MIT and Harvard, has spent much of the past two decades evangelizing a ...

Bryan Johnson, a biohacking enthusiast, has spent millions trying to slow aging. Instead, his use of the drug rapamycin may ...

At any given time, there are a lot of people who are upset with Bryan Johnson, the very online guy who wants to live forever.

But Bruenig’s actual day job is as a labor attorney. As it happens, Bryan Johnson has a profound love not just for aging slowly, but also for nondisparagement agreements. The New York Times ...