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Epigenetic Clocks and Anti-Aging Interventions with Brian Kennedy

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Can we bring the precision of modern medicine into the fight against aging? In this new episode of Decoding Longevity, host Macsue Jacques welcomes Prof. Brian Kennedy (National University of Singapore, Healthy Longevity Translation Research Program) to discuss the next frontier: aging clocks and personalized longevity strategies. 🔑 Key highlights: ✔️ LeanAge 2 Clock: a new biomarker tool that predicts biological aging and mortality risk. ✔️ Lipidomic (Dolly) Clock: how lipid changes reveal insights into cognitive decline and Alzheimer’s disease. ✔️ Why “one-size-fits-all” interventions don’t work in geroscience. ✔️ The dangers of combining supplements without clinical evidence. ✔️ How biological age measurement is moving into clinical trials and practice. This episode is perfect for anyone interested in longevity research, healthy aging, biomarkers, and the future of personalized health. 👉 Subscribe and share if you want to stay at the cutting edge of longevity science.

Decoding Longevity · 29 min · Source published: 2025-09-24

Added to Harbor: 10/22/2026

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