Submitted by tom on
A recent study from the University College London found that a human hormone called Dehydroepiandrosterone (DHEAS) can increase human longevity.
The study also found that the DHEAS hormone is found in higher levels in wealthier people. In other words, the richer you are the higher the level of the DHEAS hormone.
Submitted by tom on
A great article with some longevity advice from Walter Bruenin--the world's oldest living man at 114.
Included among the tips are hard work (he worked until 99), watch what you eat, and be kind to others.
Submitted by Anonymous on
Obama's recess appointment of Donald Berwick to head CMS does not bode well for the supply-side of the U.S. health care system.
Berwick is not only incredibly cynical and bearish on the U.S. health system, he seems to believe that the source of remedy for what ails the system will come entirely through rationing demand.
Submitted by tom on
It was recently reported that a group of scientists at Boston University have defined a group of genetic variations that allow for predictions of human longevity.
