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Embracing evolution to stop aging | Michael Rose
Embracing evolution to stop aging | Michael Rose

Episode 23

A hundred years from now, "physicians will have the capacity to keep people alive indefinitely,” says Dr. Michael Rose, director and professor in the…

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Evernote co-founder's fasting euphoria | Phil Libin
Evernote co-founder's fasting euphoria | Phil Libin

Episode 22

Phil Libin, co-founder and former CEO of Evernote, the note-taking app, recently moved into a new phase of his life. He turned 45, launched a new AI …

9 years, 2 months ago

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Detecting Alzheimer’s before symptoms emerge | Duke Han
Detecting Alzheimer’s before symptoms emerge | Duke Han

Episode 21

As human life expectancy continues to increase, age-related diseases are the main impediment to enjoying the fruits of longevity. High on the list is…

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Advocating for a new approach to health care | Dr. Felice Gersh
Advocating for a new approach to health care | Dr. Felice Gersh

Episode 20

Why do women live longer than men? Does the ability to bear children play a role and to what extent do evolutionary forces discriminate between men a…

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Geoffrey Woo: Biohacking to live a healthier, more productive, longer life
Geoffrey Woo: Biohacking to live a healthier, more productive, longer life

Episode 19

The enhancement of the human body is the main goal of Geoffrey Woo, a biohacker and entrepreneur based in San Francisco. A Stanford-trained computer …

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James Maskell: Creating the world’s longest-living community
James Maskell: Creating the world’s longest-living community

Episode 18

James Maskell is a writer, public speaker, entrepreneur and advocate for a new paradigm in healthcare. The author of The Evolution of Medicine, James…

9 years, 3 months ago

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Curt von Badinski: Tracking physical activity levels and sleep patterns
Curt von Badinski: Tracking physical activity levels and sleep patterns

Episode 17

Curt von Badinski is a serial tinkerer, inventor, entrepreneur and businessman. As a mechanical engineer he worked on secret projects at the aerospac…

9 years, 3 months ago

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Sue Albert: Becoming a septuagenarian weightlifter
Sue Albert: Becoming a septuagenarian weightlifter

Episode 16

In the months before her retirement, Sue Albert was worried that she may not survive to enjoy her golden years. She spent a lifetime in nursing, and …

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David Gems: Using nematode worms to unravel the mysteries of human aging
David Gems: Using nematode worms to unravel the mysteries of human aging

Episode 15

The biological mechanisms at work during the aging process have long since intrigued and baffled scientists. Indeed, the very definition of aging con…

9 years, 3 months ago

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James Cole: Brain age and early death
James Cole: Brain age and early death

Episode 14

People with a brain age older than their bodies could be at greater risk of dying early, according to a recent study. Dr. James Cole, a neuroscientis…

9 years, 4 months ago

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