01 — Webinars
Clinicians, researchers, and thought leaders share insights on genomics, cancer prevention, metabolic health, brain health, and the science of living longer.
Dr. Wei-Wu He presents a comprehensive framework for using genomic data to anticipate and prevent disease — the philosophical and scientific foundation of Human Longevity's approach.
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Dr. Wei-Wu He
Dr. Keith Lillemoe, one of the world's leading pancreatic surgeons, discusses treatment pathways and the critical role of early detection.
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Dr. Keith Lillemoe
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Wei-Wu He, PhD
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Douglas Dahl, MD
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David T. Martin, PhD
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Margaret O'byrne, MD
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Sergey Young
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Dr. Scott Levenson
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Dr. David Furman
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Dr. Marie Pasinski
02 — Articles
Deep dives into cancer prevention, genomic risk, metabolic health, brain aging, and the emerging science of living longer — informed by data from 14,000+ assessments.
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How whole genome sequencing reveals hereditary cancer risk variants and what you can do with that knowledge.
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Evidence-based strategies for optimizing sleep quality, drawn from longevity medicine research and clinical practice.
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Advances in brain imaging and genomic risk profiling are changing the Alzheimer’s narrative from inevitability to prevention.
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A clinical perspective on the breakthrough drugs reshaping metabolic health and why physician oversight matters.
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The science of social connection as a longevity factor, from mental health to aging well.
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What cardiovascular longevity research reveals about LDL cholesterol targets and lifetime disease burden.
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Large-scale exome research shows medically relevant genetic variants are common, strengthening the case for proactive genomic screening.
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A large, diverse genomic study highlights how frequently inherited cancer risks may go undiagnosed under current testing guidelines.
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Research into the bowhead whale’s CIRBP protein offers clues about DNA repair, cancer resistance, and the biology of exceptional longevity.
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Why earlier, more precise cancer detection is one of the most powerful tools available to reduce preventable deaths at global scale.
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A century of epidemiology, HPV discovery, vaccination, and screening shows how scientific progress can turn a major cancer into a preventable disease.
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A concise Charlie Munger quote that captures the preventive mindset at the heart of longevity care.
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A long-term observational study links moderate caffeinated coffee and tea intake with lower dementia risk, alongside broader preventive habits.
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Emerging research explores how caffeine may influence cellular stress response, DNA repair, and pathways associated with healthy aging.
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Research suggests many dementia risk factors are modifiable, making earlier risk assessment and personalized prevention especially important.
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A short perspective on how exercise, companionship, and early risk awareness can support a proactive approach to brain health.
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Today’s most actionable longevity strategy is to identify and address cardiovascular disease, cancer, dementia, and metabolic risk early.
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Human Longevity and LEV Foundation will combine multi-omic analysis with exceptional-longevity research to study healthy aging.
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A new analysis separating external causes of death from biological aging suggests genetics plays a larger role in intrinsic lifespan than previously estimated.
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Early research in animal models examines lithium deficiency, neurodegeneration, and whether low-dose lithium orotate warrants further study.
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A distinctive cGAS gene in naked mole-rats may strengthen DNA repair, offering another clue to the genetics of exceptional longevity.
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A short look at SleepFM research using overnight physiological signals to estimate future risk across a wide range of diseases.
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Organ-specific protein patterns suggest aging accelerates on different timelines, creating opportunities for earlier and more targeted prevention.
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Family history, inherited variants, new-onset diabetes, pancreatic cysts, and age can help identify people who may need proactive screening.
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Combining polygenic risk scores with established blood biomarkers may reveal coronary artery disease risk years before symptoms appear.
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Jeff Brown recounts how a comprehensive preventive assessment uncovered prostate cancer and changed how he approached his health.
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Longtime member Joe Nevin describes the findings, peace of mind, and preventive-health perspective he gained through repeat 100+ assessments.
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A concise perspective on why genomic data belongs in a personalized longevity and disease-prevention strategy.
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Centenarian research points toward a durable combination of activity, social connection, balanced nutrition, purpose, and genetic resilience.
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Organ-age research suggests the brain’s biological age may be an especially powerful signal of future health, mortality, and dementia risk.
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03 — Podcasts
In-depth conversations with the clinicians and scientists shaping the future of longevity medicine — from functional medicine to genomic science.
Dr. Wei-Wu He joins the Livelong Podcast to discuss the intersection of genomics, AI, and personalized health — and why the future of medicine is preventive.
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Dr. Wei-Wu He
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