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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
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
The Longevity Economy: Innovations and Key Trends Building on the Longevity Economy Principles, this white paper synthesizes five key trends shaping the future of the longevity economy: building resilient public retirement systems; transitioning from savings accumulation to decumulation; enhancing the role of employers in financial well-being; addressing the economics of caregiving and long-term care; and supporting financial pathways for
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
Can fasting reduce disease risk and slow aging in people? NIA-funded study finds a diet that mimics the biological effects of fasting while still providing ideal levels of nutrients may decrease disease risk and slow aging in healthy adults
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 Do We Know About Healthy Aging? - National Institute on Aging In addition to helping older adults live better, maintaining muscle mass can help them live longer In another study, researchers found that in adults older than 55, muscle mass was a better predictor of longevity than was weight or body mass index (BMI) What can you do?