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UCSB s Critical Issues Series Eyes Societal Effects of Aging, Longevity | Homes & Lifestyle

According to data from the U.S. Census Bureau, there were 49 million older adults in the United States in 2016. By 2060, that number will double, a

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New Research Center at UCSB Will be Devoted to Aging and Longevity | UCSB

A few years ago, a Prudential billboard declared: “The First Person to Live to 150 is Alive Today.” Given recent breakthroughs in the science of aging and

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Anti-Aging Drugs Need FDA Support And Increased Clinical Trial Participation By Older Adults

Though the field of gerotherapeutics is still in its infancy — no drug has yet been approved to prolong health span or lifespan — the.

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11 February = International Day of Women and Girls in Science, let s celebrate!

The day aims to celebrate and create awareness around women and girls in science, all around the world.

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Health officials concerned by increase in measles cases in Minnesota

MINNESOTA - Health officials are worried measles might infect more Minnesota kids, with the state investigating more cases since June than the state usually sees in an entire year.

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