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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…

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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…

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Leslie Saxon: Wearable tech to promote longevity
Leslie Saxon: Wearable tech to promote longevity

Episode 13

Implanted devices that monitor the internal functioning of our bodies, in minute detail, could soon be part of our daily lives. Many of us already ta…

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Steven Eisenberg: Music therapy for cancer patients
Steven Eisenberg: Music therapy for cancer patients

Episode 12

Living a healthy lifestyle goes a long way towards reducing the chances of an early death, but some diseases still strike with little warning and dea…

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Edith Avise: Longevity secrets of a centenarian
Edith Avise: Longevity secrets of a centenarian

Episode 11

Edith Johnson Avise recently moved into a care home, at the age of 100. After a lifetime of independent living, she is finding it difficult to adapt …

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Paul Irving: The purposeful aging movement
Paul Irving: The purposeful aging movement

Episode 10

Paul Irving has no intention of ever retiring. As chairman of the Milken Institute’s Center for the Future of Aging, he is a leading campaigner in wh…

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Nathaniel David: Medical interventions that halt or reverse the diseases of aging
Nathaniel David: Medical interventions that halt or reverse the diseases of aging

Episode 9

Imagine a future where we grow old but do not succumb to the diseases that typically define the aging process. Dr. Nathaniel “Ned” David, a molecular…

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Caroline Cicero/Matthew Hoffman: Acting out in old age
Caroline Cicero/Matthew Hoffman: Acting out in old age

When Matthew Hoffman decided to interview elderly people, to hone his skills as a TV host, he stumbled across a unique community project. Matthew, a …

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Ben Hwang: Biosensors for real-time health and fitness monitoring
Ben Hwang: Biosensors for real-time health and fitness monitoring

Episode 7

Ben Hwang is the chairman and CEO of Profusa, a San Francisco-based biotechnology company, that is developing micro sensors to monitor body chemistry…

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Diet, metabolism and the aging process | Eric Verdin
Diet, metabolism and the aging process | Eric Verdin

Episode 6

Eric Verdin is the president and chief executive officer of the Buck Institute for Research on Aging. The institute, based in Novato, Northern Califo…

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