The science of aging is being transformed, and as boundaries between disease disciplines begin to blur, researchers are connecting cancer, dementia, and immune health through shared biology. From studies of extreme healthy agers at single-cell resolution to cohort analyses of disease risk and long-term resilience, these approaches are offering new insight into why some people remain healthier for longer.
This talk, by Dr Philip Awadalla (Reuben Fellow) explores how this emerging science could reshape early detection, prevention, and healthier aging.
