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Transcripts For DW Tomorrow Today - The Science Magazine 20180807 12:30:00

Survival realizable complex team. And flying Robots In Disguise sent out to scare unsuspecting. First before we even see the light of day our biological clock has already started ticking. We grow older and birthdays pass by year after year but how and why do we age scientists are trying to understand more about the process so they can slow it down or even make it stop. Us michelle might want drives me the most use finding out why we age the item. On and. On desperate to find out how it works. And how we can intervene. Through treatments and medications to slow the aging process. Biostatistician steve harvey of the University Of California In Los Angeles for years hes been researching a method to test the biological age of humans. One of the biggest hurdles weve had in Aids Research is that we had no way to measure aging. People used to say there were pills that kept you young but we couldnt verify it because we couldnt measure the process. New testament. For time researches attempted t

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Transcripts For DW Tomorrow Today - The Science Magazine 20180805 21:30:00

And the continent of africa on the move stories about motivational change makers taking their destinies into their own hands. D. W. Multimedia series from africa. D. W. M. Dot com africa. Welcome to tomorrow to day the science show on d w coming up. Is there a scientific way to tell how old somebody is can we measure the aging process or even slow it down. Fish that small and why they are bellissimo no viable complex teen. Flying robots in disguise sent out to scare unsuspecting. The Epigenetic Clock is really only the beginning. Of what we want to do now is see if we can use these clocks to determine how molecules or genes are affecting the clock. Does that work its prime force the. The mystery of why we age is still unsolved but the first veil of that mystery has been lifted. Slowing down or even reversing the Aging Process Scientists might not be far from finding the answer but even without that our average Life Expectancy is increasing. Its estimated that in one hundred years time

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Transcripts For DW Tomorrow Today - The Science Magazine 20180809 07:30:00

Topics Determining peoples biological age; Factors that boost life expectancy; Collective intelligence; Flying scarecrows; Why is the sea salty . The first before we even see the light of day our biological clock has already started ticking. We grow older and birthdays pass by year after year but how and why do we age scientists are trying to understand more about the process so they can slow it down or even make it stop. This mission might want to drive me the most is finding out why we age the iota. And. Are in desperate to find out how it works. And how we can intervene through treatments and medications to slow the Aging Process for long. Biostatistician steve harvey whats for the you. Versity of california in los good genes are a top draw a gift from your parents. People who survive well into old age are more likely to have children who also have long lives. The reason is in your genetic makeup. British researchers have discovered genes in seven regions of the brain that are direc

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