US EditionRaghav Sahgal Shows in Bucharest How He Can Measure the Biological Age of Each Organ From a Blood Sample
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One of the most promising contemporary scientists, Raghav Sehgal, a researcher in computational biology at Yale School of Medicine, USA, was present in Bucharest at the first International Longevity Congress in Romania and Southeastern Europe, where he demonstrated how artificial intelligence can radically transform the way we understand human aging.
The discovery has quickly gone viral on social networks, especially ‘X’ (formerly Twitter) Researchers at Edith Cowan University (ECU) have developed an innovative way to measure biological age, which could facilitate the detection and monitoring of age-related diseases. In depth A team of the ECU, together with researchers from the Royal Prince Alfredo Hospital in Sydney and the Faculty of Medicine at Shantou University in China, has studied el…
Today, 13 November, the third edition of Longevity Expo Forum Festival, an event held at the National Library of Romania and considered the most complex meeting in the dedicated country...
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