Published features, editorial coverage, and press from media outlets around the world covering the KHL Foundation and the broader rejuvenation movement.
Longevity Tourism Boom
A Slate reporter flies to Panama City to witness Kenneth Scott's stem cell treatment firsthand — and investigates where the longevity tourism boom is taking us, and who gets left behind.
Meet the 81-year-old biohacker who wants to live for ever.
At 81, Kenneth Scott spends $70,000 a year flying to Honduras for gene therapy, irradiating his blood, and self-administering unapproved treatments. The Times spent time with KHL Foundation's co-founder to find out if any of it is actually working.
