About Eonix.

What it is

Eonix covers the science of aging and the claims made in its name, from trials of longevity drugs to biological age tests. Every report states what the evidence shows and where it ends.

The site is organised in 5 sections: Research Watch, Compounds, Measures, Habits, Industry. It publishes long-form guides that answer the questions readers bring, shorter pieces on what has just happened, and a glossary of the terms it uses.

Who publishes it

Eonix is published by Eonix Editorial. It is not affiliated with any company, product or organisation it covers, and nothing on the site is paid placement.

How the material is made

Every piece names its sources and links to them, so it can be checked. News is retold in our own words from the original, never reprinted. Figures appear only when a source states them, and nothing is invented to fill a gap — no quotations that were not said, no forecasts of our own, no illustrative numbers. The full rules, including how images are chosen and credited, are on the methodology page.

How the site is paid for

• Advertising. Three articles carry advertising served by Adsterra, and no other page on the site does. Advertising is labelled as advertising, and advertisers do not choose, see or influence editorial material. What appears there is selected by the network, not by us, and its presence beside a piece is not an endorsement of it by us or of us by the advertiser.

Corrections

When something we published turns out to be wrong, it is corrected on the page. To report an error, write to editor@eonix.art with the address of the page and what is wrong; a link to a source that shows it helps.