Category: Science blog
Life Extension Advocacy Meetup Berlin
In Berlin, there are regular non-partisan meetings on public outreach for more rejuvenation research. Anyone who is interested in the topic is warmly invited to take part. The meetings are announced, among other places, in our party Facebook group. Here is a video of a past meeting in which some of the participants introduce themselves.
Book presentation: Der Sieg über den Tod (The Victory over Death: The Scientific Possibility of Living Forever and Its Moral Justification)
On September 20, 2022, a new book on our topic will be published with the title "Der Sieg über den Tod: Die wissenschaftliche Möglichkeit, ewig zu leben, und ihre moralische Rechtfertigung" (The Victory over Death: The Scientific Possibility of Living Forever and Its Moral Justification) by Dr. José Cordeiro and David Wood. Here you can already read the forewords by Dr. José Cordeiro, David Wood and Dr. Aubrey de Grey and the epilogue by Prof. Dr. Björn Schumacher.
Why you should vote for the Party for Health Research
The topic of the Party for Health Research is obviously a very good one. Everyone would benefit enormously from a faster development of effective medicine against age-related diseases. However, many people are still asking themselves the following three crucial questions, which will be examined ...
October 19, 2020: European Longevity Initiative - all-round health as a single issue
"Attila Csordas joins us for a guest editorial about the European Longevity Initiative in which he argues that the time for a focused Longevity advocacy group at EU level is right now."
January 3, 2020: Nir Barzilai Interview at Undoing Aging 2019
At the Undoing Aging 2019 conference, we interviewed many scientists and activists. Here is our interview with Dr. Nir Barzilai. In German-language media, Dr. Nir Barzilai has recently appeared frequently in connection with his TAME study (Targeting Aging with Metformin).
December 23, 2018 / Health insurance fund DAK-Gesundheit survey confirms many people's fear of age-related diseases. Party for Health Research offers solutions and prospects for action
Since 2010, the renowned Forsa Institute has surveyed Germans' fear of diseases every November on behalf of the health insurance fund DAK-Gesundheit. In the latest survey, around 3,500 women and men were polled nationwide. According to the results, 89 percent of respondents rate their current state of health as fairly good (57 percent) or even very good (32 percent).