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Daily Archives: 28. May 2009
Another rare genetic disease, and shortevity genes
Thanks again to Res for suggesting the lead which led to this post. Adding to the list of rare genetic disorders affecting longevity recently discussed in this Blog, there is Wolfram Syndrome. This is a disease long known to be … Continue reading
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Social ethics of longevity
Is increasing longevity be good for the society or does it pose a burden on younger people? I outline where I am on this issue here because it has a lot to do with what motivates me to continue generating … Continue reading
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