Dr. Eric Verdin explains how lifestyle interventions and emerging therapies can extend healthspan and potentially reverse aspects of aging. A deep dive into the science of longevity... always fascinating to listen to Dr. Verdin...
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With a new grant, OMRF scientist Dr. Jordan Fuqua hopes to better understand the normal muscle loss that occurs with aging and the accelerated atrophy that follows hospitalization or prolonged bedrest in older people. Read more: https://lnkd.in/gF3nUvYU
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Inflammation isn’t always bad! Susan Chapman and other researchers found that it can be essential for bone fusion. Thanks to a Keck Foundation grant, they’re continuing their research and exploring the impact on human health: https://lnkd.in/eAdqC_XQ
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Get to the bottom layer of the onion with Risa Schulman, PhD, as she presents "The Role of Mitochondria in Aging" at our Health and Longevity Conference on September 12th! 🧅🍎 Register for our conference with happi today: https://hubs.li/Q02M2kT50
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Maintaining a healthy weight is more than just a matter of appearance - it’s a cornerstone of overall wellness. From reducing the risk of chronic diseases to improving mental health and energy levels, achieving and sustaining a healthy weight is vital for long-term health. However, for many, the journey to weight management can feel daunting. Thankfully, advances in medical science, such as GLP-1 receptor agonists, offer promising support for individuals striving to meet their weight management goals. Learn more: https://lnkd.in/ggFWr4pY
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💡 Healthy aging includes building a reserve of muscular strength early in life, maintaining activity-induced gains in muscular strength throughout adulthood, and reducing the magnitude and rate of decline 👉🏻 This is from the new paper "Bridging the gap between strength span and lifespan" by Faigenbaum et al 2024 📚 Do you struggle to stay on top of new research? 😫 You're not alone! ✅ Physio Network’s Research Reviews make it easy for you to keep up to date and provide better care for your patients. Try it for free for 7 days now. 🔗 https://lnkd.in/dx9zHWdA —--------- Disclaimer: Sharing a study is NOT an endorsement. You should read the original research yourself and be critical.
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Completed reading "Lifespan: Why We Age - and Why We Don't Have To" by David Sinclair. Diseases are innumerable but ageing is the mother of all diseases observes biologist Dr. David Sinclair. And he is right. Medical science has helped elongate human lifespan by decades but alas it has failed to increase our healthspan. A long life might not be a healthy one. But with apt lifestyle changes and emerging technologies mankind is all set to experience an age of healthy longevity. #lifespan #davidsinclair #agingprocess #antiaging #slowaging #reverseaging #longevity #liveyounger #livehealthier #livelonger #lifestylechanges
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World-renowned cardiologist Dr. Robin Choudury, author of The Beating Heart, reveals that how we care for our hearts early in life can protect us later on. Emerging research shows that while heart disease often appears in our 50s or 60s, the groundwork is laid much earlier. "The mechanisms of ‘biological memory’ are becoming clearer. A healthy lifestyle in our teens, 20s, and 30s pays off in later life." The Global Longevity Study conducted by the Oxford Longevity Project and Roundglass found that 1 in 3 people listed heart disease as their top health concern. Turn this concern into action! By making heart-healthy choices now, we can protect ourselves for years to come. It’s never too early to make heart healthy memories! _______ #HeartHealth #Longevity #PreventionIsKey
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Maintaining #health, vitality, and independence becomes more important as we age. #FunctionalMedicine offers a holistic, patient-centered approach to uncovering the root causes of aging, helping individuals age gracefully and optimize their health. Nadia Nassif, a leading functional medicine practitioner and circulatory health specialist, shares her insights on supporting healthy aging—focusing on brain health, joint health, and overall vitality. Discover how functional medicine can transform your aging journey.: https://lnkd.in/edWDAtMW
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