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LongeCity Newsletter 2016-11

LongeCity Newsletter 2016-11
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November 2016


New Feature: Sven's Science Corner
LongeCity is launching a new regular column: "Svens Science Corner" in which scientist and LongeCity Director Sven Bulterijs will feature articles looking at different aspects of life extension science and technology. If YOU are interested in contributing to content at LongeCity have a look at our commissions: articles page and forum.

Supplement Review: nicotinamide riboside
In the first entry, part on an on-going series looking at different compounds, Sven discusses the potential role of NR as a life extension supplement. Read the article here.

Geroprotectors Database Project- Update
LongeCity is currently looking at options to publish an existing database of geroprotectors that collates and curates existing evidence on compounds with purported life extension and other benefits.
We hope to incorporate functions for collaborative editing, improvements and the 'crowdsourcing' of further insights. Those who might be interested in taking a leadership role in this project - please get in touch.

podcast: Aubrey deGrey
Dr deGRey, internationally acclaimed biomedical gerontologist, founder and Chief Science Officer of the SENS Research Foundation, and LongeCity Advisor joins our regular interview podcast for an illuminating discussion about current developments in lifeextension ⇒ Podcast and discussion

Sponsor: MitoQ.com
This newsletter & some of the work of Longecity was supported by MitoQ.com - delivering antioxidant protection directly to mitochondria. See here for a special discount only available to Immortality Institute Members.
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