Tag Archives: longevity research
Don’t most businessmen want to live?
Funding of life extension research is extremely close to zero. It lookes like there’s just a couple of men interested in their own lives. The rest seems to want to die. One of those few smart businessmen, Jason Hope announced … Continue reading
Filed under Funding, Life Extension, Regenerative medicine
Gene Sequencing interview with expert: William Andregg
William Andregg is the CEO and founder of Halcyon Molecular. He invented a technology called “core polymer placement” which offers quicker and cheaper DNA sequencing. Mr. Andregg feels that the cost of complete human genome sequencing will be as low … Continue reading
Filed under genomics, Uncategorized
The FDA Needs to Rethink Aging
I wanted to share an interesting perspective by statistician Gary Liberson, PhD. He recently published some valid points on the present system of FDA licensing and the difficulty that companies face in finding an economic justification for longevity research without … Continue reading
Filed under Biomarkers, Mechanisms of aging
