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Fellowship in Longevity Medicine

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BILM Fellowship (FBILM) recognises doctors who demonstrate advanced knowledge, high level clinical skills and ethical practice in longevity medicine.

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British Journal of Longevity Medicine

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BILM’s open access journal, publishing peer reviewed research, reviews and clinical perspectives in longevity, preventive and regenerative medicine.

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Accreditation and clinical services

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BILM provides independent, clinically led accreditation and advisory services to ensure longevity and regenerative medicine are practised safely and ethically.

Medical Training in Longevity Medicine (FBILM)
CKS Guidelines
Longevity Clinic Accreditation
Pharma Services

Medical Training in Longevity Medicine (FBILM)
CKS Guidelines
Longevity Clinic Accreditation
Pharma Services

Who are we?

Setting the standard for longevity medicine in the UK

The British Institute for Longevity Medicine (BILM) is a non‑profit professional body dedicated to raising clinical standards, safeguarding patients, and supporting UK doctors practising longevity, preventive and regenerative medicine.

Independent, non‑profit professional institute for longevity medicine
UK‑focused, evidence‑based, and clinically led
Fellowship status (FBILM) recognising advanced competence and contribution
Education, exams, CPD, guidelines, accreditation and research under one roof

Our Services

Expert Longevity Industry Services

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Clinical research services

Protocol design, Principal Investigator (PI) support, feasibility, recruitment, outcome and biomarker selection strategies, aligned with GCP and MHRA expectations for longevity, preventive and regenerative medicine trials with healthspan and ageing related endpoints.

02

Evidence review and industry consulting

Independent, evidence‑based strategic advisory for longevity interventions, integrating mechanistic science, clinical outcomes, risk–benefit assessment, and commercial viability into clear, decision‑ready guidance.

03

Longevity clinic accreditation

Structured accreditation for UK longevity clinics, covering governance, practice standards, safety, consent, data security and follow‑up to demonstrate best practice and build public trust.

04

Education, Events and CPD

BILM offers high quality, evidence based education for clinicians wanting to integrate longevity medicine safely into practice.

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Research, Grants and Essay Prizes

Advancing longevity medicine by funding early research, rewarding trainees, and connecting clinicians, academics and industry to translate emerging science into practice.

GIRFT

CKS-Style Longevity Guidelines

BILM develops Clinical Knowledge Summary (CKS)–style guidelines for longevity, preventive and regenerative medicine, aligned with NICE principles and evidence hierarchies.

Defining Best Practice

Designed for busy UK clinicians, mirroring established CKS and college resources so they are easy to search, apply in clinic and reference for appraisal and revalidation.

Clinician‑friendly format

Combination of rigour and usability aims to make BILM guidelines the default reference for safe, evidence‑based longevity medicine in UK clinical practice.

point‑of‑care, evidence‑based recommendations

Practical prescribing, monitoring and safety in longevity protocols.

Patient selection and risk stratification

Explicit patient selection criteria and risk‑stratification frameworks to support decision‑making in complex, multi-morbid populations.

Longevity Medicine made simple

Helping clinicians match longevity interventions to the right patients, in the right setting, at the right time.

UK Accreditation Body

FBILM: Fellowship in Longevity Medicine

BILM Fellowship (Post-nominal FBILM) recognises doctors who demonstrate advanced knowledge, high‑level clinical skills and ethical practice in longevity medicine.

Two routes to FBILM:
Examination route (UK doctors)
A rigorous, UK‑level exam in longevity, preventive and regenerative medicine with a curriculum mapped to longevity medicine competencies, biomarkers, preventive cardiometabolic care, regenerative modalities and clinical governance. Successful candidates gain Fellowship of the British Institute for Longevity Medicine (FBILM) and post‑nominal use, signalling recognised expertise.

Honorary Distinction route (by contribution)
Awarded to doctors and scientists who have made substantial, internationally recognised contributions to longevity medicine, research or education.

Stay informed

News and insights

President’s newsletter

Strategic updates, commentary on longevity policy, and reflections on practice.

Position statements

Evidence based BILM positions on emerging therapies, supplements and technologies, analogous to position statements from existing medical colleges.

Latest research highlights

Concise summaries of key longevity studies and BJLM publications.

Get involved

View vacancies for board, committee and advisory roles, editorial positions at BJLM or medical student and resident doctor electives, projects and opportunities in longevity medicine

Grand Rounds & Case Webinars
Annual conference
training

Grand Rounds & Case Webinars
Annual conference
training

longevity industry consulting

Turning Ideas into Discoveries

BILM provides independent, clinically led accreditation and advisory services to ensure longevity and regenerative medicine are practised safely and ethically.