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- Longevity - National Institute on Aging
Events Research Highlights Announcements Longevity May 1, 2025 Biological clock based on blood measurements predicts mouse lifespan and frailty NIA investigators have created a biological clock for mice based on blood measurements Learn how the clock can help predict differences in aging and how the findings could translate to clinical practice
- Unlock longevity data through the ELITE Portal
A new data resource for exceptional longevity research This new NIH-designated data repository offers researchers unprecedented tools and data with the potential to accelerate our understanding of the biological and molecular features underlying exceptional longevity Access major healthspan and lifespan datasets The ELITE Portal centralizes unique data, as well as analytical and other
- Making generational growth work through a longevity economy
How the longevity economy can transform ageing societies into engines of growth through pension reform, innovation and a reimagined workforce
- Unlocking the hidden workforce of the longevity economy
Shrinking workforces and ageing populations require more flexible working and age-inclusive hiring to boost productivity and unlock the longevity economy
- How long will people live in the future? - World Economic Forum
The inventor and statesman's remarkable longevity – he died at the age of 84 – has been attributed to avoiding alcohol and avidly swimming Global life expectancy at birth has now topped 70 years for men, and 75 years for women
- How agetech can ease care burdens and rejuvenate the longevity economy
Four startup founders reveal insights on how to overcome the structural barriers currently preventing the much-needed deployment of agetech at scale
- Optimism linked to longevity and well-being in two recent studies
Optimism is linked to a longer lifespan in women from diverse racial and ethnic groups, and to better emotional health in older men, according to two NIA-funded studies One study showed that the previously established link between optimism and longevity applies to racially and ethnically diverse populations of women and that the link is only partially due to changes in health behaviors The
- What is the ‘longevity economy’ and its 6 principles? | World Economic . . .
In its Longevity Economy Principles, the World Economic Forum addresses how to fund our longer lives as the global population ages
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