Puzzle Pieces of Longevity Science

About

Longevity has turned into a buzzword of late. There are many very wealthy people who tout their ability to defy age by following rigid health regimes that are out of reach for the average person, but longevity can also be accessible to everyone. The goal of this event is to bring specialists from the fields engaging with longevity science to speak on how cognitive wellness interacts with quality of life. Panelists will discuss many issues in longevity, including the ethics of longevity science, neural health, and how art engagement can have an impact on our brains. The panel aims to shift focus from “mental health” to “cognitive wellness,” and to foreground quality of life for elders. Co-sponsored with the Longevity Science Foundation.

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English

Country

United States

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