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- History of aging research - Center for Healthy Aging
Anti-Aging Compounds C elegans and the studies conducted on them brought aging research to where it is today, but the discovery and study of anti-aging compounds also contributed greatly to the growth of aging research
- Timeline of aging research - Wikipedia
This timeline lists notable events in the history of research into senescence or biological aging, including the research and development of life extension methods, brain aging delay methods and rejuvenation
- Senolytics and cell senescence: historical and evolutionary perspectives
Senolytics are a new class of anti-aging drugs developed to selectively kill ‘senescent’ cells that are considered harmful in normal aging More than 20 drug trials are ongoing with diverse ‘senolytic cocktails’ This commentary on recent reviews of senolytics gives a historical context of mammalian cell senescence that enabled these new drugs
- The Science of Aging: Insights into Anti-Aging Advances
Historical Perspectives on Aging To appreciate the current landscape of aging research, we must revisit its historical roots Ancient civilizations, including the Greeks and Romans, pondered over the idea of aging and sought wisdom from its inevitability
- Anti-ageing Developments and the Development of Anti-anti-ageing - Springer
The movement has attracted anti-anti-ageing critical comment from three sources: moral critique located in philosophy and religion, scepticism from established scientists in the field of biology and gerontology, and challenge from critical social gerontology
- (PDF) Anti-Aging Medicine: The History: Establishing an Appropriate . . .
Emphasising the historical and sociocultural context of the way anti-aging movements have constructed aging bodies and the aging process, a number of key themes are identified: the competing definitions of old age within biomedicine, medicalisation of old age, the ethics of the anti-aging market, and the contested nature of anti-aging as a
- Anti-Aging Medicine: The History: Anti-Aging Medicine and Research: A . . .
Biogerontologists have recently launched a war of words on anti-aging medicine They seek to discredit what they judge to be fraudulent and harmful products and therapies, and to distinguish their own research from what they regard as the pseudoscience of anti-aging injections, special mineral waters, and other services and products
- An evolutionary medicine and life history perspective on aging and . . .
Life History Theory, a metabolic axis, and disease With lifestyle shifts and increasing life expectancy, the last century has seen a dramatic rise in prevalence of age-related non-communicable diseases (NCD)
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