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Aging Matters, a blog by Josh Mitteldorf, introduces itself with the line, "Playing the Game for a Longer Life", and gives the following descriptive information:
[Partial] Index
- Video: “Natural Anti-aging” is an oxymoron.
- Social Correlates of Longevity 1: Social status and depression, activism vs powerlessness.
- Social Correlates of Longevity 2: Family.
- Arthritis: Its importance, its ubiquity, and suggested treatment approaches.
- Nutritional Geometry 1: Most of us eat too much protein.
- Nutritional Geometry 2: Carb Restriction.
- Nutritional Geometry 3: Ketosis— benefits & risks of oil-rich diets.
- Post-Reproductive Life Span in C. elegans—How did worms evolve a life span that continues long beyond the end of their fertility?
- Putting the “system” back in Systems Biology (Report from Cold Spring Harbor Asia Conference, October, 2016)
- In an age of epigenetics, does antagonistic pleiotropy still make sense?
- Traditional Chinese Medicines for Longevity.
- Do we have to worry about telomeres being “too long”?
- Yamanaka Factors (which turn normal cells into stem cells) used to rejuvenate mice.
- Epigenetics and the Direction of Anti-Aging Science.