What does the science really say about living longer and staying healthier as we age? On Longevity Science, Matt Kaeberlein—professor, entrepreneur, and long…
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Why do Great Danes typically live much shorter lives than Chihuahuas? Do larger dogs actually age faster, or do they simply die younger? In this special presentation from the Animal Longevity Summit (ALOS), Dr. Noah Snyder-Mackler explores these questions through groundbreaking new research from the Dog Aging Project, recently published in Science.
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Guest: Dr. Eric Leire
What if a gene variant found in people who live past 100 could help us develop therapies to slow aging? In this episode of Longevity Science, I sit down with Dr. Eric Leire, CEO of Genflow Biosciences, to explore the science behind SIRT6, a gene involved in DNA repair, metabolism, and several fundamental processes associated with aging.
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Can we slow aging in dogs and help them live longer, healthier lives? More than a decade ago, that question inspired the creation of the Dog Aging Project, which has grown from an ambitious idea into one of the largest studies of aging ever conducted in companion animals, with more than 55,000 dogs participating.
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