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Geroscience and Geromedicine | John C. Newman (MD, PhD) | MLS 2025 Day 1

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At the Mauritius Longevity Summit, this session explored geroscience and geromedicine, focusing on how understanding the biology of aging can directly transform clinical care. The discussion bridged insights from the laboratory and the clinic, highlighting how aging biology is reshaping medical thinking—from disease-by-disease treatment to targeting the underlying processes of aging itself. By translating scientific discovery into practical medical strategies, the session demonstrated how geroscience-driven approaches can improve healthspan, enhance patient outcomes, and guide the future of longevity-focused healthcare. 🔹 Key highlights from the session: • Core biology of aging and its clinical relevance • Connecting lab research with real-world patient care • Geroscience-driven approaches to healthspan extension • The future of aging-focused medicine 📍 Event: Mauritius Longevity Summit #MauritiusLongevitySummit #Geroscience #Geromedicine #BiologyOfAging #Healthspan #FutureOfMedicine #JohnNewman

Mauritius Longevity Summit · 33 min · Source published: 2025-12-17

Added to Harbor: 10/22/2026

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