Have You Ever Dreamed
Of Climbing Mt. Everest ...
On Your 125th Birthday?
On Friday, June 27th, leading scientists
and thinkers in stem cell research and regenerative medicine will gather in
Los Angeles at UCLA for
Aging 2008 to explain how their work can combat
human aging, and the sociological implications of developing rejuvenation
therapies.
Aging 2008 is free, with
advance registration required.
UCLA Royce Hall
Friday June 27th | Doors open 4pm
405 Hilgard Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90024
This special public event is being organized by the
Methuselah
Foundation. Dr. Aubrey de Grey, chairman and chief science officer of the Methuselah
Foundation, said, "Our organization has raised over $10 million to crack
open the logjams in longevity science. With the two-armed strategy of
direct investments into key research projects, and a competitive prize to
spur on competing scientists' race to break rejuvenation and longevity
records in lab mice, the Foundation is actively accelerating the drive
toward a future free of age-related degeneration." The Methuselah
Foundation has been covered by "60 Minutes,"
Popular Science, the
Wall
Street Journal, and other top-flight media outlets.
I cant wait to see what is presented at this conference. We wish we could present there as well on the importance of aging and retirement planning. Hope to see you all there!
www.longevityquotes.com
Posted by: Shannon | May 27, 2008 at 09:56 AM
i've never dreamt of climbing mount everest at any age because it's too risky. anyone who wants to be immortal wouldn't risk his/her life for the sake of fame, thrill or money. life and health are above everything else in value.
nikki
Posted by: nikki | May 31, 2008 at 03:56 PM