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- Longevity - National Institute on Aging
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
- 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
- Unlock longevity data through the ELITE Portal
You can also subscribe to the ELITE Portal newsletter to stay informed about upcoming workshops, data challenges, and new discoveries from exceptional longevity researchers We invite you to share your suggestions on longevity-related research resources to add to the ELITE Portal Please leave a comment below, or email me for more information
- How to live a long and healthy life, according to research | World . . .
This round-up explores 10 articles on living a long and healthy life and how the habits you adopt can influence your wellbeing and life expectancy From finding your 'ikigai' to being more optimistic, these essential reads might just help you live a healthier life
- The 100-year life is here. How can we meet the challenges of longevity . . .
The Stanford Center on Longevity launched an initiative called The New Map of Life, believing that one of the most profound transformations of the human experience calls for equally momentous and creative changes in how we lead these 100-year lives
- From lifespan to healthspan: why childhood nutrition is key to the new . . .
Healthspan – the period lived in good health – is as important as lifespan when considering longevity Early childhood nutrition has a significant impact on future healthspan Governments, businesses and NGOs must address childhood nutrition in order to ensure equitable health outcomes as populations age
- 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
- Healthy Aging Month 2024: Shaping the Future of Aging
In celebration of Healthy Aging Month this September, join NIA to shape the future of healthy aging through activities and events designed to highlight recent scientific innovations, global insights on longevity, and steps everyone can take to stay independent as they age
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