Biohacking is a rapidly rising approach to extending health that combines science, lifestyle changes, smart tools, proactive diagnostics, and actionable biodata, with aims of "optimizing" cellular function and vitality. At its most accessible, biohacking approaches include tracking through wearables and biosensors and lifestyle interventions like diet and sleep. At its most extreme, other biohacking strategies include conducting self-experimentation outside of a lab setting or implanting technology to enhance physical abilities.
Proponents pose that biohacking can help advance personalized medicine to extend healthspan, while skeptics raise concerns of ethics, access, and scientific rigor. The upcoming free webinar is a highly scientific, evidence-based discussion on the topic with leading medical doctors and academics.
Please join us.
Moderator
AFAR Board Member
Founder, BOLD Longevity Growth Fund; and Author, The Science and Technology of Growing Young
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Researcher, Associate Professor of Epidemiology, Robert N. Butler Columbia Aging Center - Columbia University Mailman School of Public Health; Developer, DunedinPACE biological aging test; Co-Principal Investigator, AFAR FAST (Finding Aging biomarkers by Searching existing Trials) Initiative; AFAR Cristofalo Rising Star Award in Aging Research recipient
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Founder, bit.bio; Research Professor, University of Cambridge Stem Cell Institute
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Chief Medical Officer, Bioscope.ai; Educator, Institute for Functional Medicine
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AFAR President
Director, Broad Stem Cell Research Center, and Professor, Neurology, UCLA
