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Aging in America presents the challenges faced by the rapidly growing population of individuals aged 85 and older, highlighting the crisis in elder care.
One in six women and one in ten men develop dementia after age 65, prompting researchers to seek ways to combat age-related diseases.
Sardinia's east coast reveals why people live longer than anywhere else in the world.
Human immortality is explored through groundbreaking research on lab-grown organs, longevity genes, and the secrets of lobsters, promising a future where aging may be reversed.
Brian Johnson, a tech millionaire, claims he can live up to 500 years by following a strict regimen that includes daily supplements and a controlled diet.
Half of all baby girls born in Ireland this year are expected to live to be over 100, raising questions about the future of aging and society.
Japan, the oldest nation, addresses its rapidly ageing population and life expectancy secrets.
Eccentric individuals, from a moneyless cave dweller to a fortune-telling duck owner, exemplify how embracing uniqueness can lead to healthier, happier lives.
Longevity science is advancing rapidly, offering groundbreaking breakthroughs that may significantly extend human lifespan and challenge the concept of mortality.
Transhumanism advocates for enhancing human longevity and cognition through advanced technologies, predicting their inevitable integration into society.
Daniel, who lives in a cave in Utah without money, and other unconventional individuals illustrate how nonconformity can lead to healthier, happier lives.
Scientists are looking into extending human life and discussing aging research advancements.
The Greenland shark, studied by Eric Ste-Marie at the Hussey Lab, reveals unique biological traits that contribute to its remarkable longevity and adaptation to Arctic environments.
There is a city in Tibet where people live for centuries, revealing unique traditions.
Bob Weighton, the world's oldest man, shares his life experiences in Japan and beyond.
Scientists contemplate extending human lifespan through genetic research and advancements.
In Japan, people live beyond 84 years, while in Lesotho, life expectancy is just 53 years.
Researchers study Blue Zones to decode the secrets of living to 100 years old.
George Van Tassel begins creating an immortality machine in 1958 in this episode.
Solana Lewis discusses time management, strength training, and dementia in her TEDx talk.
Longevity research shows we can really turn back time with new age-reversal therapies.
Bryan Johnson, a tech billionaire, invests millions to achieve immortality through advanced treatments.
Ikaria, a Greek island, boasts a high life expectancy due to its unique lifestyle and diet.
Sardinia has an unusually high percentage of centenarians, prompting scientific investigation.
