Anti-aging aficionados have tried it all — including taking certain drugs off-label in the hopes they will lead to longer, ...

“It’s all he seemed to care about, that agreement,” said Taryn Southern, Bryan Johnson’s former fiancée and employee.Credit...Ryan Pfluger for The New York Times Even as concerns grew ...

Long before Bryan Johnson became famous for his extreme biohacking—undergoing countless tests, following strict eating habits ...

In the constantly changing universe of longevity science and biohacking, there are few figures who inspire as much ...

Bryan Johnson, a biotech entrepreneur, aims to live until 2140 to witness the final Bitcoin halving. He highlights the shared ...

new video loaded: How Bryan Johnson Exploited Employees ... Kirsten Grind, an investigative business reporter at The New York Times, explains how Johnson used NDAs to silence people around him.

Bryan Johnson, the biotech entrepreneur and former Venmo CEO known for his radical anti-aging experiments, has a bold ...

A new report from the New York Times claims that the so-called “Longevity Mix” sold by Bryan Johnson, the anti-aging tech guru, has caused some users to report unwanted side-effects.

Bryan Johnson has yet to quench his thirst for ... he claims to have shrunk his "biological age" by 5.1 years. A New York Times story, however, reported that his age at one point actually ...

As it happens, Bryan Johnson has a profound love not just for aging slowly, but also for nondisparagement agreements. The New York Times reported a few weeks ago that Johnson required his staffers ...

The New York Times interviewed 30 people close to Johnson ... proprietary or trade secret information belonging to the company or Bryan R. Johnson,” according to a copy. Publicly, Johnson ...