
About this podcast
Daily science, longevity, and health discoveries across neuroscience, microbiome, cellular aging biology, sleep research, nutrition science, genetics, and regenerative biology. We deliberately minimize drug-industry dealmaking in favour of the broader research shaping how we understand the body. AI Disclosure: This podcast is curated by Patrick but uses AI-generated voice synthesis for audio production.
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Planetterrian Daily
About this podcast
Daily science, longevity, and health discoveries across neuroscience, microbiome, cellular aging biology, sleep research, nutrition science, genetics, and regenerative biology. We deliberately minimize drug-industry dealmaking in favour of the broader research shaping how we understand the body. AI Disclosure: This podcast is curated by Patrick but uses AI-generated voice synthesis for audio production.
Recent episodes
- Ep 179: A genomics study links heart disease risk to spleen features through an unexpected axis.New · 12 min
- Ep 178: Faster walking pace links to lower cardiovascular and all-cause mortality in large UK…2 days ago · 11 min
- Ep 177: Large prospective study of over 500,000 people links borderline anemia to higher all-cause…3 days ago · 10 min
- Ep 176: Advanced optical imaging now maps metabolic activity inside individual immune cells drawn…4 days ago · 8 min
- Ep 175: Archaeologists uncovered 80,000-year-old projectile points in Uzbekistan that match later…5 days ago · 10 min
- Ep 174: UC San Diego researchers showed a cellular enzyme can read an eight-letter genetic code…6 days ago · 10 min
- Ep 173: Far-ultraviolet light is being tested to curb bird flu spread in poultry without mass…4 Sept · 9 min
- Ep 172: University of Sydney researchers created a biodegradable nanobone scaffold that lets the…3 Sept · 11 min
- Ep 171: A 10-year study of nearly 10,000 older women ties drinking more than five cups of coffee…2 Sept · 13 min
- Ep 170: Post-mortem tissue analysis from nearly 1000 donors shows human aging accelerates in two…1 Sept · 12 min