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Can we stop getting old – reverse ageing? New aging research into living longer, disease prevention, quality of life, healthy lifestyles, longevity – conference keynote speaker Dr Patrick Dixon

http://www.globalchange.com Science of ageing. How to stop getting old. Medical research into physiology of ageing. How cells get old. Tissue regeneration of heart, muscle, retina, spine, brain and other organs. Repair of tissue damage. Organ regeneration. Cure for blood pressure? New facelift therapy? Humpback whales, Rockfish Project and slow ageing in turtles and parrots. Human impact of anti-aging therapy. Social impact of living longer. Impact on longevity forecasts for life insurance and pensions risk. Cure for deafness and cure for macular degeneration. Patrick Dixon

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4 Responses to “Can we stop getting old – reverse ageing? New aging research into living longer, disease prevention, quality of life, healthy lifestyles, longevity – conference keynote speaker Dr Patrick Dixon”

  1. i heard if you …
    i heard if you reduce your caloric intake it could increase you life span or reverse the affects of age.

  2. would it be gay to …
    would it be gay to yourself?

  3. I wanna clone …
    I wanna clone myself thatd be pretty cool

    (^-^)

  4. “our bodies will be …
    “our bodies will be different figuratively”

    Chance of dying depends on frailty. Normally the older the body the frailer it is. So there is less place for body systems to outmaneuver the disease. So the chance of dying grows with aging. It’s 99,8% chance to die at age 90something
    We know telomere shortening is causing aging, and superscentenarian offsprings have longer telomeres. What is we could tweak those DNA ends or rather telomerase activity? It’s not like building anentirely new body.

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