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"Professor Andrea Maier, who contributed expert commentary to the report, notes: “Cognitive assessments, which is vital for determining patient needs, are implemented in fewer than 60% of clinics, suggesting a gap in comprehensive longevity evaluations.” Enter NeuroAge Therapeutics. Longevity Clinics: reach out to us for comprehensive brain aging assessments. https://lnkd.in/eNsMy6nE

It was great to have a conversation about brain health with Matt Kaeberlein in Seattle on the Optispan Podcast. Let us know what you think. Watch 🎥 https://lnkd.in/ePuPBPTu

Join our research study and find out insights about your brain aging 👇 We are recruiting adults 60 yrs+ who are cognitively normal or have early stage Alzheimer's or Mild Cognitive Impairment. There is no intervention arm currently, just testing.

NeuroAge Therapeutics was featured in an article in the New Scientist this week: Why you should slow down your brain’s ageing – and how to do it Many of us have a brain that is older than our years. But there are plenty of things you can do to counteract this, says neuroscience columnist Helen Thomson Lately, my brain has felt decidedly ancient. I’m only in my 40s, but last week I completely blanked on the date of my wedding anniversary, forgot the name of a friend’s son and couldn’t seem to concentrate on any work. So when I was asked to write a column for New Scientist all about the brain, one question immediately came to mind: how old is mine? These correlations add to growing evidence that we can influence the age of our brains. It’s even been suggested that 40 per cent of dementia cases could be prevented or delayed by lifestyle choices... Finding out the age of your brain For that reason, you might want to find out your own brain age – and make some changes. One company established with this in mind is NeuroAge Therapeutics, founded by physician and neuroscientist Christin Glorioso. NeuroAge uses MRI scans to identify structural brain changes and white matter hyperintensities – damaged areas of tissue that increase your risk of stroke and dementia – combining them with the results of blood tests, genetic tests and cognitive games. Glorioso’s interest in brain ageing was triggered by discovering she possessed a genetic predisposition for Alzheimer’s disease. Like as many as 1 in 4 people, she has an increased risk of Alzheimer’s because she possesses one copy of the APOE4 variant of the APOE gene. However, she and her colleagues’ research has shown how having a brain age five years younger than your actual age can offset the impact of this variant. https://lnkd.in/gieuhZ5T

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I had a great time catching up with Matt Kaeberlein in Seattle and recording an episode on the Optispan podcast. Brain Aging & Alzheimer’s Prevention: The Future of Cognitive Health Testing | Dr. Christin Glorioso https://lnkd.in/g9Mm-CYS

Thank you Longevity Global for hosting a terrific networking event in Berkeley, CA on Saturday. Two wins for me: 1. It was exciting to meet people who are researching treatments and other solutions that will help people live better. More quality in their years. 2. It was gratifying to chat with people who understand the value in what I do best: translating their scientific breakthroughs so that their chosen audience will get it, and be as excited about it as they are. Until next time! #longevity #biotech #medtech