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Research shows that in most developed countries, women live longer than men. With the exception of Alzheimer's disease, men are also more likely than women to die from major age-related diseases including cancer, heart disease, and chronic lung disease. Why do females live healthier, longer?
In the latest talk in our Live Better Longer series, Sarah Smith (Editor-in-Chief, Prevention) and Spencer Dukoff (Deputy Editor, Men's Health) will be joined by the two leading experts to discuss sex differences and aging.
Steven N. Austad, PhD, AFAR Senior Scientific Director and Chair and Distinguished Professor in the Department of Biology at the University of Alabama Birmingham
Dena Dubal, MD, PhD, AFAR grantee and Chair in Ageing and Neurodegenerative Disease in the Department of Neurology at the University of California, San Francisco.
Sarah Smith
Editor-in-Chief, Prevention
Spencer Dukoff
Deputy Editor, Men's Health
Among the topics explored:
Join us for this informal but informative conversation and Q&A with our featured experts.
Everyone ages, but how do our bodies age, and what can we do today to stay healthier tomorrow?
Find out in a new online discussion series, Live Better Longer, presented in partnership with Prevention magazine.
In short sessions, AFAR experts from around the world will join Prevention's Editor-in-Chief Sarah Smith to discuss the research-backed science driving wellness choices and innovative therapeutics to extend our years of health at any age.
