Suicide Club by Rachel Heng - Book Review
In the book, the vision of biological immortality has become reality, but has not yet fully arrived
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What are the consequences of radical life extension?
Should we attempt to live forever?
More questions than answers - but more information coming soon.
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01-Apr-2023
The club's Longevity Cafe Meetup group will be discussing ethics of longevity (FREE)
Medical society with focus on promoting longevity as a specialty area of modern healthcare
In Aging in World History, author David G. Troyansky presents the first global history of aging
How does society react when the vision of biological immortality has become reality, but has not yet fully arrived, written by Rachel Heng
Insights into the scientific, ethical, and political implications of human genome editing written by Françoise Baylis
14-Nov-2022 to 18-Nov-2022
Organised by the Longevity Forum - more details coming
24-Nov-2022
Annual conference by the International Longevity Centre
In the book, the vision of biological immortality has become reality, but has not yet fully arrived
A look at the risk of inequality between rich and poor being polarised to extreme
Many advertisers refused to take my money to promote the Live Forever Manual - raising awareness is an uphill battle!
Just the one won't kill me... well, it might, as there is no safe level for drinking alcohol
Long-term exposure to PM2.5 and other air pollution can knock 12 years off your life
Sky News - 16-Mar-2023
Driven by income inequality and resulting larger fall in poorer groups
Read more...Telegraph - 03-Mar-2023
China’s population could peak at 1.4bn in 2025 then almost drop by half by the end of the century
Read more...The Guardian - 18-Jan-2023
Experts debate on risk versus enjoyment, however, people must be aware of the risks associated with long-term alcohol use
Read more...Longevity Technology - 27-Sep-2022
Looks like it will act as an interface between longevity researchers and clinicians
Read more...The Guardian - 25-Jul-2022
Poorest 10% of patients are now five times more likely to die with lung disease than the wealthiest
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