“A Look Back at 2019: Progress Towards the Treatment of Aging As a Medical Condition”, 2019-12-31 (; similar):
[Aging research over the past year, 2019. Categories include: The State of Funding, Conferences and Community, Clinical Development, Cellular Senescence, Mitochondria in Aging, Nuclear DNA Damage, Cross-Links, Neurodegeneration, Upregulation of Cell Maintenance, In Vivo Cell Reprogramming, Parabiosis, The Gut Microbiome in Aging, Biomarkers of Aging, Cancer, The Genetics of Longevity, Regenerative Medicine, Odds and Ends, Short Articles, and In Conclusion.]
As has been the case for a few years now, progress towards the implementation of rejuvenation therapies is accelerating dramatically, ever faster with each passing year. While far from everyone is convinced that near term progress in addressing human aging is plausible, it is undeniable that we are far further ahead than even a few years ago. Even the public at large is beginning to catch on. While more foresightful individuals of past generations could do little more than predict a future of rejuvenation and extended healthy lives, we are in a position to make it happen.