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Experts to present latest research on aging and longevity at the 8th Aging Research & Drug Discovery Meeting Scheibye-Knudsen Lab, University of Copenhagen and Deep Longevity are excited to reveal the speakers for the 8th Aging Research & Drug Discovery Meeting, the largest scientific academic, and industry conference that will transpire on August 31 - September 3, 2021, on-site at the Ceremonial Hall, University of Copenhagen, and online. According to the United Nations, the proportion of peop...

The conventional approach to medicine is the treatment of diseases. But scientists predict (Cutler and Mattson, 2006) that even thorough elimination of cancer would lead to only a 2.3-year increase in life expectancy in the United States at birth and a 1.3-year gain at the age of 65. Total elimination of pneumonia and influenza would result in gains of 0.2 and 0.5 years in life expectancy, respectively, in general. These numbers are very small as several age-related processes and diseases manif...

Credit: Deep Longevity Limited 27th of January, Wednesday, Hong Kong - Deep Longevity, a fully-owned subsidiary of Regent Pacific (HKEX: 0575), specializing in the development and the application of next-generation artificial intelligence (AI) for aging and longevity research, today announced the publication of an article in Nature Aging titled "Artificial Intelligence in Longevity Medicine".. In the article the authors describe a new field of study converging AI, basic research, and medicine...

First AI-Powered Psychological Aging Clocks Help Decode Psychosocial Factors Written by AZoRoboticsDec 17 2020 Deep Longevity, a firm that designs artificial intelligence (AI) to monitor human aging and prolong productive longevity, has recently launched the first AI-driven psychological aging clocks to investigate and understand the psychosocial factors in relation to aging. Scientists at Deep Longevity published the first set of psychomarkers of aging developed using deep learning to track th...

 E-Mail IMAGE: Scientists at Deep Longevity published the first set of psychomarkers of aging developed using deep learning to track the changes in human psychology and assess the effectiveness of interventions, life... view more  Credit: Mary Mitina Today, Deep Longevity, a company developing artificial intelligence to track human aging and extend productive longevity, released the first AI-powered psychological aging clocks to analyze and interpret psychosocial factors in the contex...

Deep Longevity releases first AI-powered psychological aging clocks Today, Deep Longevity, a company developing artificial intelligence to track human aging and extend productive longevity, released the first AI-powered psychological aging clocks to analyze and interpret psychosocial factors in the context of aging. Deep Longevity researchers, joined by Dr. Peter Diamandis, the visionary physician, engineer, and entrepreneur, the founder of the XPRIZE Foundation and Singularity University publi...