Lifespan
Why We Age―and Why We Don't Have To
David A. Sinclair
Discover the groundbreaking theory that aging is a disease and is treatable in this fascinating book by a leading authority on genetics and longevity. Exploring research from Harvard, the author reveals how activating vitality genes can slow down or even reverse aging. Prepare to be enlightened on this bold new approach to aging.
Fecha de publicación
2019-09-10T00:00:00.000Z
2019-09-10T00:00:00.000Z
Calificación de Goodreads
4.17
ISBN
9781501191978
Categorías
Recomendaciones
7
Recomendaciones
2022-01-13T00:29:31.000Z
This was a really cool, fun, thoughtful read - part hard science, part speculative analysis, this book by @davidasinclair needs more eyeballs on it. Right up your philosophical alley if you’re an Orville fan. – fuenteReveals incredible scientific breakthroughs about aging and ways we can slow down, or even reverse, the process. – fuente
2021-08-17T16:33:12.000Z
Listened to Lifespan by @davidasinclair with Matthew LaPlane. Excellent book. Full of science, ethics, policy and life. Fits well with @WalterIsaacson Biography on @doudna_lab. A strong recommendation. Biotech is not only the future, it is here with us. – fuente2020-03-17T01:58:38.000Z
Sinclair’s a brilliant guy (highly recommend his book “Lifespan”). Nice to see him chiming in on COVID-19. This ~12 min sobering video is worth a watch. – fuente2020-06-16T19:03:00.000Z
If you haven’t read Lifespan by @davidasinclair of @Harvard Medical School (I strongly recommend it), he gives a host of compelling evidence to show there is no reason people born today cannot live to at least 120 in healthy condition, if not 150 and beyond. – fuente2019-09-21T13:12:05.000Z
@Jaygatsbyn1 @APompliano Well @davidasinclair's book is incredible. That's a great start. – fuente2021-10-02T23:25:30.000Z
David’s book on why we age and the latest science of longevity is so fascinating and exciting. – fuente