Click to listen to podcast In this episode of Bulletproof Radio, co-founder of The Longevity Forum Jim Mellon, discusses how financial investments are leading to extraordinary progress on longevity. We are learning how to invest in our health and as a result are living longer lives. One of the developments Jim discusses is the amazing …
Click to listen to podcast Co-founder Jim Mellon interviewed on The Big Middle Podcast by Susan Flory “The Post-COVID Future of Everything” Covid has changed our way of living forever. This insightful chat with Susan Flory looks ahead on how longevity, biotech and politics will influence us all. How has this crisis affected inequality, capitalism …
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Gift will establish the Mellon Longevity Science Programme at Oriel College to help the most vulnerable in society by advancing research into health resilience in ageing populations Largest UK university gift to target longevity science will create, in perpetuity, a DPhil scholarship in Ageing and Cell Senescence Oxford, 15 May 2020 – Oriel College, University of Oxford, announces …
The Times – As the world’s oldest man, Bob Weighton has experienced many different birthdays but has never before had to cancel his party because of a pandemic.
Andrew discusses the ups and down of living longer including the marvel of staying younger for longer. How to bring awareness to people, businesses and governments for much longer living.
Laura Deming explains the new age of investing in longevity.
Laura Deming is the founder and full-time partner at The Longevity Fund, an early stage venture capital fund backing companies which target the ageing process to treat disease, with investments in gene editing, small molecule therapeutics, and novel methods to treat disease.
Dafina Grapci-Penney, Jim Mellon and Andrew Scott highlight the collaborative effort of The Longevity Forum and the key takeaways from the day. The social and science narrative on longevity are changing which is very exciting for the future.
Linda Fried describes the unprecedented success of adding 30 years to the human lifetime and the implications of our additional time.
Linda Fried is Dean and DeLamar Professor of Public Health at Columbia University’s Mailman School of Public Health.
Nir Barzilai shares his expertise on how ageing can be targeted and reversed.
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