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Hello My Grin Reaper!
I know. It is not easy to think about my future old self. In fact, I try to avoid this thought because it gives me the creeps. The prospects of ending up old, bed ridden, and helpless like my ancestors once did are unsettling, yet I remind myself that it does not have to be…
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How to Measure the Impact of an Aging Population in the USA
This article discusses the impact of an aging population in the USA and invites people and decision makers to take a closer look at what aging means
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Five Actionable Insights on the Future of Human Longevity
Learn about five important things to consider when investing and promoting the future of human longevity.
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The Societal Impact of Human Longevity. Are You Ready for the Challenge?
The impact of human longevity on society. Aiming to live to 100 years may not be the solution right now.
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Pain, Pain Go Away, Don’t Come Back Another Day!
It is amazing to learn that a whopping 84% of the populationš± in the USA is dealing with some type of physical pain according to the latest research by the All of Us Research Program. Most therapies and interventions are typically aimed at managing pain, but I would like to see more innovation on pain…
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Guess Who Are the Most Physically Active People in the USA
We tend to think that young people are the most physically active, but is that so? Think again.
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A Heavier World Shapes Longevity
The planet seems to be weighing more. It is not due to rocks becoming heavier or workers pouring more concrete in cities. Humans are weighing more. Not only are there more humans on this planet, but their body weight keeps increasing. This situation is happening in more countries than other countries. Just to pick on…
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What About the Concept of Longevity Calibration in Populations?
Imagine this. You just turned 50 and are full of life. You eat healthily, exercise regularly, and try to reduce stress as much as possible. Yet, one day you fall sick to a mysterious and contagious illness that has no apparent cure. What now? If you are lucky enough to survive the illness, that is…