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We write a lot about senescence's role in accelerating aging. In this segment of our research review, @ShriyaBakhshi and @dantawfik explore the role of metabolic signaling pathways in fueling or inhibiting these dysfunctional cells. Learn more: https://lnkd.in/gM2N9Xb7

We write a lot about senescence's role in accelerating aging. In this segment of our research review, @ShriyaBakhshi and @dantawfik explore the role of metabolic signaling pathways in fueling or inhibiting these dysfunctional cells. Learn more: https://lnkd.in/gM2N9Xb7

We write a lot about senescence's role in accelerating aging. In this segment of our research review, @ShriyaBakhshi and @dantawfik explore the role of metabolic signaling pathways in fueling or inhibiting these dysfunctional cells. Learn more: https://lnkd.in/gM2N9Xb7

We write a lot about senescence's role in accelerating aging. In this segment of our research review, @ShriyaBakhshi and @dantawfik explore the role of metabolic signaling pathways in fueling or inhibiting these dysfunctional cells. Learn more: https://lnkd.in/gM2N9Xb7

📢 Calling researchers interested in aging and exposome interactions! Explore the dynamic relationship between exposome factors and molecular/cellular aging in our themed collection. Submit your original research here: https://ow.ly/RGUS50QtUv3

Groundbreaking discovery made in biological aging https://lnkd.in/em6f94AR

Reversing aging is a subject that has fascinated humanity for centuries, often depicted as the ultimate pursuit in folklore, religion, and science fiction. With advancements in technology and biomedicine, it's a goal that seems increasingly attainable. However, the implications of successfully achieving this are profoundly complex and span ethical, social, economic, and environmental dimensions. Ethical and Moral Considerations One of the immediate ethical questions raised by the possibility of reversing aging is: who gets access to such technology? Will it be limited to those who can afford it, thereby exacerbating social inequalities? Furthermore, could this lead to a new form of discrimination, where the ageless are viewed—or even view themselves—as superior to the aging? Social Structure and Relationships How might ultra-longevity impact the institution of marriage, the dynamics of friendships, or family structures? Will people still retire at a "traditional" age, or would careers span centuries? How would knowledge be transferred across generations, or would the older generations become knowledge gatekeepers? Economic Consequences An evergreen, ultra-productive workforce might sound like a boon for economic development, but it could also mean a lack of opportunity for younger generations entering the job market. Social welfare systems and retirement funds, already strained in many countries, would need a complete overhaul. Overpopulation A significant challenge to consider is overpopulation. If people stop dying from age-related causes, population numbers would soar unless birth rates plummet. This would strain resources—both renewable and non-renewable—potentially to breaking points. Hence, reversing aging without tackling overpopulation could lead to a catastrophe, where the basic life-sustaining resources are insufficient for the population. Environmental Impact The environmental ramifications would be severe, as more people would mean more consumption and, in turn, more waste, including carbon emissions. This could accelerate climate change and loss of biodiversity, among other environmental problems. Should We Live Longer? Approaches to Overpopulation and Longevity Strict Population Controls: Implement policies that regulate birth rates. Resource Management and Innovation: Prioritize sustainable agriculture, renewable energy, and waste management to increase the Earth’s carrying capacity. Space Colonization: While a long shot, expanding the human habitat to other planets could provide additional resources and space. Social Reengineering: Design new economic and social systems. Education and Re-skilling: Constantly adapt to new technologies and systems. Ultimately, the quest to reverse aging forces us to reckon with profound questions about the nature of life, fairness, and the future of our planet. It's a debate that involves not just scientists and ethicists, but society as a whole. #leadership #culture #life #cdotimes

LIV PURE In January 2023, a groundbreaking scientific discovery was made regarding stubborn belly fat. Scientists have identified a surprising hidden root cause that affects both men and women struggling with low energy and stubborn belly fat – compromised liver function. This discovery has revealed that optimal liver function is a common factor among individuals with a ... -a title="" class="read-more" href="" aria-label="More on "-Read more-/a- https://lnkd.in/de9aWDp9

🔥Highly cited paper: #Mitochondria: The master regulator of aging 👥By Pouya Sarvari & Pourya Sarvari Read it here #OpenAccess: https://lnkd.in/gDyj_Jh7

How to reconcile lesions, relapses and smouldering associated worsening. In this paper, we propose a unifying model for multiple sclerosis pathogenesis. Do you agree? => https://buff.ly/3KIlkH6