As researchers and engineers build robotic assistants and cure diseases with AI, it’s forgivable to assume humans are harnessing machines to become invincible. But there is one thing that remains unsolved. Living longer, and staying healthier. Being one of the most elusive battles we are trying to win, the anti-ageing market is expected to hit $345.8bn a year by 2018 courtesy

One to watch According to the United Nations, the number of people aged 60+ today, 0.9 billion people, is set to grow to 1.4 billion by 2013, and to a staggering 2.1 billion by 2050. Keeping this population healthy should therefore be a top priority for the global biomedical industry and something blockchain powered health and fitness app Eterly is working towards

Longevity is Real Business: Interview with Eterly’s Founder Andrew Ahachinsky Is 80 really becoming the new 60? The quest for longevity is deep in human nature. From seeking miracle pills to practicing various forms of meditation, we as human are always in the hunt to extend lifespan and maximize life joy. The secret to longevity has long been a mystery, but

FREE Video Shows How to Earn Serious Income with Cryptocurrencies: HERE When I first began to develop the idea for my startup Eterly, a few years ago now, I wanted to build the ultimate platform for health, fitness, and the study of longevity. Longevity fascinated me because, as a health and fitness fanatic, I knew a great deal about how to live

The world’s first app to provide health and fitness monitoring and advice for the purpose of life-extension, announced its worldwide launch last week at the Precision Medicine World Conference in San Francisco. Eterly dovetails with fitness wearable devices such as Fitbit, or Apple Watch, gathering and storing data which is fed through a blockchain based backend and merged with scientific research