Bryan Johnson expands longevity mission to include canine health

Tech entrepreneur Bryan Johnson, known for his intensive personal longevity mission, is expanding his focus to include canine health. Following the adoption of a Belgian Malinois named Katara for protection, Johnson intends to subject the dog to rigorous data collection and longevity interventions. He aims to make Katara ‘the most measured dog in the world’ to study how dietary changes and therapies might extend animal lifespans.

In San Francisco, Johnson recently participated in a private longevity event hosted by the AI startup Baseten. The event, which saw high demand with 3,000 applicants for 100 slots, featured biological age testing, breathwork, and discussions regarding wellness protocols. The gathering highlighted the growing interest in longevity science within the tech community, featuring Johnson and venture capitalist Sarah Guo.