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Improving heart health habits may slow biological aging

Improving heart health habits may slow biological aging

By Regina Schaffer - Healio PHILADELPHIA — Data presented at the American Heart Association Scientific Sessions show that higher overall CV health as measured by the Life’s Essential 8 score is associated with lower biological age. Phenotypic age, a new...

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Dr. Desiree Cox has received a prestigious award in The Bahamas!

Dr. Desiree Cox has received a prestigious award in The Bahamas!

NASSAU, The Bahamas – Prime Minister and Minister of Finance the Hon. Philip Davis noted, on November 27, 2023, that the Golden Jubilee Independence Award of Supreme Honour was an award with a “grand title to reflect the grand achievements” of its recipients. Our own...

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Is Age Obsolete?

Is Age Obsolete?

By Robert Love - AARP' American culture is awash in feel-good aphorisms about aging: “60 is the new 40,” “Age is just a number”; you know the drill. These are fine messages for T-shirts and greeting cards, but do they really reflect your experience of aging? They...

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Unlocking longevity: A journey through Longevity Week 2023

Unlocking longevity: A journey through Longevity Week 2023

By Eleanor Garth - Longevity. Technology Longevity Week 2023 serves as a vital platform for knowledge exchange, innovation and collaboration. Advancements in geroscience and technology are beginning to redefine the boundaries of human lifespan and healthspan, and...

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Promoting Health and Longevity Through Diet

Promoting Health and Longevity Through Diet

by Anna Drangowska-Way - Lifespan.io Quality and quantity of food can impact many aspects of health and longevity. The choice of what someone eats obviously has a profound impact on that person’s health, but the amount is also important. Caloric restriction, the...

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Work complexity linked to better cognitive aging

Work complexity linked to better cognitive aging

BY National Institute on Aging Higher occupational work complexity is associated with better cognition later in life, according to two recent NIA-funded studies published in Alzheimer’s & Dementia. Woman listens as man describes material on a laptop Previous...

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