Requested Daily News Article

Advances On Aubrey de Grey (Monday December 06 2004) This PDF-format article on Aubrey de Grey and his Strategies for Engineered Negligible Senescence appeared in the Winter edition of Advances in Orthomolecular Research. It's a good read. "Late in the 1990s, this obscure computer scientist suddenly became obsessed with the enormity of misery and death caused by the aging process. But instead of raging impotently against age-related biological decay, he set out to do something about it ... Dr. de Grey earned his doctorate with a seminal work that overthrew previous thought on the role of mitochondria (the cellular 'power plants') in aging. But he eventually realized that even a solution to the problem of age-associated mitochondrial mutations would not lead to a final solution to the ongoing, seemingly-inevitable theft of health, dignity, and life by the aging process." His currently proposed solution took a few more years to gel into its present form. Link to original article

Prior News Embryonic Stem Cell Funding In The US After Proposition 71, The CRCC Why Our Immune System Deteriorates How Exercise Extends Healthy Life? Transhumanism And Healthy Life Extension

Later News Towards Controlled Differentiation Another New Approach To Fight Cancer Word Games And Embryonic Stem Cells The Key To Neuron Death Proposition 71 Fine Print

We help you stay up to date with the most interesting news in medicine, politics and the healthy life extension community. You can help us by contacting us when you see interesting items online. You can search past news postings through Google by using the form to the right.

Search Past News     Search