by HLI Editor | Sep 16, 2021
Dr. Tom Caskey (1938 – 2022) Dr. Tom Caskey is an internal medicine doctor with a long research career in genetics and biomedical research. His 50+ years of research have focused on the genetic basis of human diseases. Among his contributions are helping to...
by HLI Editor | Jul 15, 2021
Q&A with Joe Nevin, a multi-year 100+ patient who shares his very personal experience, and perspective, on the value of membership. What originally brought you to Human Longevity? My story with Human Longevity begins 60 years ago with my then high school...
by HLI Editor | Jun 15, 2021
Nick Engerer, biohacker and longevity blogger, shares his 100+ experience. I was directly confronted with mortality in a unique and profound way, when my wife was diagnosed with a rare cancer of the appendix during the birth of our son. Since my wife’s diagnosis...
by HLI Editor | Feb 15, 2021
Cancer refers to malignant tumors or cells that exhibit abnormal growth and have the potential to invade or spread to other regions in the body. This is in contrast to benign tumors which may show abnormal growth, but do not spread. How common is cancer? Over 30% of...
by HLI Editor | Jan 15, 2021
Technology investory, and Silicon Valley insider Jeffrey Brown, shares his very personal journey as a 100+ member in an online series “The Bleeding Edge”. What good is wealth if we don’t have our health to enjoy it? That was the question on my mind last...
by HLI Editor | Mar 15, 2020
In 1924, Otto Warburg described a phenomenon in which cancer cells developed a different method of generating energy. He proposed that cancer cells rely primarily on the fermentation of sugar rather than using oxygen and aerobic respiration to produce energy. This...
