The life expectancy for humankind has considerably increased in the past 100 years. In fact, we are questioning the limits to and expansiveness of human longevity.
High living standards and longer life expectancy are among the main concerns of our societies. Such concerns also drive contemporary medicine and the scientific community towards advancement of information about the genetic basis of human longevity and the biological mechanisms related to aging.
Scientists are looking for therapeutic strategies to prolong the duration of life and assure quality living standards. The Longevity World Forum aims to create a space for experts to collaborate and further the discussion on this topic.
The third edition of the Longevity World Forum will focus on preventive medicine and epigenetics, as well as lifestyle. It will have a concept that will combine virtual-presential development with internationally renowned speakers, offering all the positive aspects of attending a congress of this magnitude, but also being able to do so from anywhere in the world. It will also incorporate parallel initiatives aimed at dissemination.