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Aging and Disease

Biogerontologist David Gems on the senescence, medical approach to aging and how can you research the fundamental biology of aging

Accelerated Ageing in COPD

Respiratory scientist Peter Barnes on cellular senescence, sirtuins and how can we reverse some of the chronic diseases of ageing

Treatment of Aging

Biogerontologist David Gems on the innate plasticity in aging, senolytic drugs and whether we should expect dramatic breakthrough in the aging field

Sex Differences in Aging

Biogerontologist David Gems on different hypotheses of the gender gap in life expectancy, evolution of human longevity and reproductive patterns in men and women

Causes of Aging

Biogerontologist David Gems on different aging theories and the impact of genes on aging

Biomarkers of Aging

Biologist Tim Spector on the different ways of assessing biological age, twin studies, and the microbiome

Alzheimer’s Disease

Neuroscientist Mark Mattson on tau proteins, free radicals, and the importance of exercise in maintaining cognitive functions

Psychologist Ellen Bialystok on simultaneous learning of different writing systems, cognitive reserve, and multilingualism

Double Lifespan

Geneticist David Sinclair on a long-liver nematode worm, living organisms' recovery systems and a special diet to extent one's lifespan

Reversible Aging

Geneticist David Sinclair on the aging dogma, SIR proteins, and an efficient way of DNA repair

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