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Pre-Order IEET Fellow Aubrey de Grey’s Ending Aging


May 08, 2007

Aubrey’s meteoric rise to international prominence as an advocate for longevity research makes his forthcoming publication with co-author Michael Rae, Ending Aging: The Rejuvenation Biotechnologies That Could Reverse Human Aging in Our Lifetime, extremely important. Pre-ordering the book today will help Aubrey and Michael promote the book and its proposals.

Contents:

Part I

1. The Eureka Moment
2. Wake up - aging kills!
3. Demystifying aging
4. Engineering Rejuvenation

Part II

5. Meltdown of the Cellular Power Plants
6. Getting Off the Grid
7. Upgrading the Biological Incinerators
8. Cutting Free of the Cellular Spider Webs
9. Breaking the Shackles of AGE
10. Putting the Zombies to Rest
11. New Cells for Old
12. Nuclear Mutations and the Total Defeat of Cancer

Part III

13. Getting from here to there: the war on aging
14. Bootstrapping our way to an ageless future
15. War Bonds for the Campaign Against Aging

This summer, on July 23, the day before the Transvision conference begins in Chicago, we will be hosting a seminar on Building the Campaign for the Longevity Dividend. Aubrey will be presenting along with Jay Olshansky, David Meltzer, Nick Bostrom, Ron Bailey, George Dvorsky and others, on the political, economic and philosophical arguments we need to be advancing to make clear that dramatic impact longevity research can have in the coming decades.


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