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American Aging Association

Non-profit dedicated to biomedical aging studies, geroscience and slowing the aging process

The American Aging Association was launched on October 19, 1970 and organized by a group of distinguished medical doctors and scientists who wanted a specific organization dedicated to aging research:

  • Promote biomedical aging studies directed towards increasing the functional life span of humans with one goal being to slow the aging process
  • Keep the public informed of the progress of aging research and of practical means of achieving a long and healthy life
  • Increase knowledge of biogerontology among physicians and others in the health fields
  • Foster the scientific and professional career development of AGE trainees and scientific members.


Board (as of 2021) includes:

  • Matt Kaeberlein - Chair
  • Rozalyn Anderson - President

Visit website: https://www.americanagingassociation.org/

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Details last updated 03-May-2019

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Matt Kaeberlein

Professor at University of Washington and chair of the American Aging Association

Rozalyn Anderson

Associate Professor at University of Wisconsin-Madison

Topics mentioned on this page:
Ageing Research