Longevity

Longevity

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      Washington, DC—The Alliance for Aging Research has added new members to its Science Advisory Board including a prominent bioethicist, a world-renowned neurologist, a Nobel Prize winner in economics, a leading longevity researcher, and the only cardiologist to receive all four major cardiovascular research awards. The Alliance’s Science Advisors are actively engaged in understanding the aging process, age-related disease, and the implications of an aging society. They offer the not-for-profit Alliance scientific insight, guidance, and expertise and ensure that the organization’s public education and policy development efforts continue to meet the highest standards.
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      MetLife Foundation Silver Scholar Award Recipient Announced
      April 25, 2011 | Alliance for Aging Research
      Related topics: Longevity  Medical Innovation  Policy  Research  

      Today, the Alliance for Aging Research and the MetLife Foundation announced the winners of the first-ever MetLife Foundation Silver Scholar Award. Economists Dr. David Cutler, Department of Economics and Kennedy School of Government, Harvard University; and Dr. Dana P. Goldman, University of Southern California School of Policy, Planning, and Development; were jointly awarded $75,000 in honor of their important work in helping to clearly define the value of healthy aging and medical innovations that help individuals live healthier, longer.
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      Super Agers: Sharing Their Secrets
      Spring 2011 | Alliance for Aging Research
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      A new website from Albert Einstein College of Medicine at Yeshiva University—SuperAgers.com—highlights the findings from more than a decade of aging research and features some of the centenarians that shared their secrets, and their DNA, for this seminal project.

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