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Articles

Winning the War Against Aging
João Pedro de Magalhães

Death Sucks
Phil Bowermaster

Activism for Healthy Life Extension
Reason and Devon Fowler

Why Cryosuspension Makes Sense, Part 1
Terry Grossman, M.D.

From More Than Human
Ramez Naam

Some Non-Original Thoughts on Diet, Health, and Longevity
Phil Graves

From Fantastic Voyage
Ray Kurzweil and Terry Grossman, M.D.

Pieces of the Puzzle: Aging Research Today and Tomorrow
Dr. Leonid A. Gavrilov

From The Genomics Age
Gina Smith

This Wonderful Lengthening of Lifespan
Bruce J. Klein

Recent News

Calorie Restriction Versus Mitochondrial Damage
November 20 2008

Towards Accurate Biomarkers of Aging
November 20 2008

Inflammation and Alzheimer's
November 19 2008

Regeneration Via Embryonic Stem Cells
November 19 2008

Personal Philosophies of Longevity
November 18 2008

More on the Biochemical Value of Exercise
November 18 2008

Tau Tangles Linked With Failing Memory
November 17 2008

More on Telomerase and Mouse Longevity
November 17 2008

Researchers on Aging
November 14 2008

Enhanced Longevity Through Telomerase
November 14 2008

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Longevity Meme Newsletter Archive

The Longevity Meme Newsletter is a weekly e-mail containing news, opinions and commentary for people interested in healthy life extension: making use of diet, lifestyle choices, technology and proven medical advances to live longer, healthier lives. You can expect to see summaries of recent advances in medicine, the scoop on happenings in the life extension community, links to interesting resources and commentary.

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