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Kitalys Institute
Accelerating the translation of geroscience into improved public health so more of our years can be healthy ones.
About Kitalys Institute
Focused on catalyzing vital change, the not-for-profit Kitalys Institute was established in response to the human, social and economic ills that have resulted from disparities in lifespan and healthspan. Leveraging its unique expertise in U.S. Food and Drug Law and clinical development, the Kitalys Institute seeks to accelerate the translation of science into safe and effective, evidence-based healthspan products. Specifically, it targets regulatory and public health policies and product approval protocols. The vision of the Kitalys Institute is to extend healthy longevity for all. Learn more at Kitalys.org. Visit healthy-longevity.org to watch any of the nearly 200 sessions from Targeting Healthy Longevity – the distinctive annual conference directed at preventing and delaying the onset of chronic diseases by slowing and potentially reversing biological aging. Formerly called Targeting Metabesity, the yearly (now rolling) conference brings together leading experts across disciplines to increase healthspan, the span of life free of chronic diseases and disabilities. What is geroscience? The intersection of basic aging biology, chronic disease and health, geroscience seeks to understand the genetic, molecular and cellular mechanisms that make aging a major risk factor and driver of common chronic conditions and diseases of older people. Learn more about geroscience at the National Institute on Aging: nia.nih.gov.
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Presence & Recognition
Kitalys Institute founder and president Alexander Fleming will speak on regulatory pathways for interventions to increase healthspan in January
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Presence & Recognition
Kitalys Institute employee David Ewing Duncan spoke at this year's conference.
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