Brazil has the “world’s richest genetic diversity”, and some of its residents may reap the longevity benefits.

Scientists are uncovering why Brazil may be one of the most important yet underused resources for studying extreme longevity.

“This gap is especially limiting in longevity research, where admixed supercentenarians may harbor unique protective variants ...

Learn how research on people who lived past 110 is uncovering clues about immune function and resilience in aging.

The Asian American Cultural Center hosted a unique informational and tasting event titled “Japanese Diaspora in Brazil” on Wednesday, diving into the combination of two seemingly different but ...

The Cretaceous basins of Brazil have long been recognised as treasure troves of ostracod microfossils, whose diversity and preservation offer an unrivalled window into past environments and basin ...

The peer-reviewed Viewpoint in Genomic Psychiatry titled "Insights from Brazilian supercentenarians," is freely available via Open Access, starting on 6 January 2026 in Genomic Psychiatry at the ...