Curated list of Longevity Conferences, where you can explore the latest research and developments in the field of aging and longevity.
Researchers examined endothelial dysfunction, and identified its causes and effects. They evaluated the use of senotherapeutics in fighting age-related ailments.
Researchers examined endothelial dysfunction, and identified its causes and effects. They evaluated the use of senotherapeutics in fighting age-related ailments.
One of the drivers behind the age-related decline is the gut microbiome. In their study, Ghosh et al. analyzed over 21,000 microbiome profiles from seven databases across five continents.
Flavonols are a type of flavonoids that slow down the decline in episodic and semantic memory, perceptual speed, and working memory. A study anaylzed what exactly is their impact on cognitive health.
American Heart Association defined ideal values and levels for seven modifiable factors that directly affect cardiovascular health. They include physical activity, smoking, or fasting plasma glucose.
Sarah Nielsen explained the impact of nature exposure on heart rate and blood pressure; how it affects cortisol, inflammation, or anti-cancer proteins; and what you can recommend to your clients.
Increasing movement and reducing sedentary time lead to significant reductions in the occurrence of many diseases. It is important to encourage people to increase their non-exercise physical activity.
There are five areas on Earth where people live significantly longer and disease-free into their late years. What makes them so special? People who live there follow nine simple rules.
The habits we develop as children significantly impact lifespan and healthspan in adulthood. Dietary choices, exercise, or for example daily screen time can lead to lasting changes in the organism.
Alpha-ketoglutarate (AKG) is a versatile endogenous compound that serves multiple functions in the body. It supports longevity thanks to its beneficial effects on cardiac, bone and muscle health.
1.2 billion people are affected by hypertension. Luckily, research shows that people can influence their blood pressure through simple changes in their diet and lifestyle.
Epigenetic clocks provide one of the most accurate and easy ways to assess the real age of a human body. They also demonstrate encouraging results in the area of anti-aging intervention assessment.
Research on older adults has shown that higher Omega-3 intake resulted in larger total brain volumes, better cognitive function, lower risk of Alzheimer's disease, and other substantial benefits.
Genetically eingineered pigs are a potential cost-effective solution to human organs shortages. However, scientists still tackle with immunological reaction of the body, and with ethical barriers.
Influencing proteostasis pathways might slow age-related decline and prevent diseases, such as Alzheimer's, type 2 diabetes or cystic fibrosis. Proteostasis can be improved through lifestyle changes.
Population aging poses a challenge to any healthcare system. One approach to tackle this challenge is transforming the healthcare system from reactive to predictive, preventive, personalized medicine.
The aging process causes degenerative changes in various bodily systems, including the neuromuscular system. This decline makes daily activities like climbing stairs more challenging to perform.
The researchers concluded that early, brief rapamycin exposure confers geroprotective effects similar to lifelong treatment without the adverse effects of chronic dosing.
A single blood transfusion from older mice into younger ones resulted in cell aging, leading to liver fibrosis, renal damage, and decreased muscle strength.
Spermidine, found in blue and aged cheeses, mushrooms, legumes, and whole grains, is essential for tissue regeneration and cell growth, and proliferation.
Heart rate variability is an important marker for disease and adaptability. Dr. Jay Willes also provided practical tips about biometric data collected by wearables and explained their value.
We are delighted to announce a successful webinar in collaboration with Dr. Richard J. Johnson, a globally renowned expert in research on sugar and its role in health and longevity.
The multicomponent training program consisted of five concepts, including health, self-efficacy, self-concept of professional competence, coping with stress, and cognitive abilities.
Neurotransmitters play an important role in various functions, including cognitive skills. Lifestyle modification could optimize the levels and slow down the impact of aging on them.
For the younger group aged 15-39, risks outweighed benefits, with the theoretical minimum risk exposure level being about one-tenth of the standard drink (about two teaspoons of red wine)
Onions, in particular, are regarded as the most important quercetin source in the human diet. Its possible uses may be preventing cardiovascular diseases, diabetes, viral infecti
Vijay Vaswani, a co-founder & CEO at Omniscope, covered some interesting points about the immune system, how it impacts the aging process, and its influence on longevity.
Those who were married and had children reported higher degrees of cognitive function and the lowest scores were achieved by those who had never married and single, unmarried parents.
Early diagnosis of dementia patients enables early intervention that could potentially prevent or delay disease onset. Scalable, automated models can become one of the tools to do that.
Resveratrol has drawn attention due to its numerous biological effects, like anticancer, antimicrobial, cardioprotective, antidiabetic, and antiaging properties .
Each aspect affects another – physical health impacts our emotional balance, emotional balance impacts our cognitive abilities, and social connectedness impacts our physical condition.
apigenin has several biological characteristics, such as anticancer, antimicrobial, anti-inflammatory, antihypertensive, cardioprotective, antioxidant, and hepatoprotective properties .
The aging process causes a decline in the overall body function. There are physiological parameters that could help establish how far aging has impacted the body to capture these changes.
Fisetin, a bioactive compound found in edible plants, is reported to have a number of biological activities, including antioxidant, antimicrobial, anticancer, antidiabetic, and other properties
Dr. Owen Phillips is a neuroscientist and a founder and CEO of BrainKey – an AI and neuroscience startup. We spoke about neuroscience, aging, and the brain's longevity.
Nicotinamide mononucleotide (NMN) is a direct precursor to NAD+, a critical coenzyme found in every cell in your that is involved in hundreds of metabolic processes and its levels decline with age.
J147 is a promising drug candidate against Alzheimer’s disease – an illness that affects millions but still lacks reliable therapeutics. J147 may also acts as geroprotector.