04/29/2026
Are you hoping to live a longer, healthier life?
A recent New York Times article found “Longevity medicine is a confusing brew of noble intentions, cutting-edge care and expensive snake oil.” That is “partly because there is currently no board certification, nor official guidelines, for practicing longevity medicine (also called geromedicine) in the United States.” Although “there are practitioners working in good faith to help people live longer, healthier lives, and scientists pursuing treatments to potentially slow the aging process, there are also clinics and companies marketing anything and everything in the name of longevity.”
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