Simulating ageing to increase human healthspan: how in silico life sciences could tackle real societal challenges

Realistic opportunities to extend the human healthspan and ease the societal burden of aging-related diseases are emerging, but require long-term funding for infrastructures that support large-scale data collection and systems-based aging research, advocate Prof. Renaud Jolivet and colleagues. For the full context ⁠please click here.

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Frontiers
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2025-03-25
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https://doi.org/10.25453/plabs.28658561
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Genetics, Aging, and Longevity in Model Organisms
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Simulating ageing to increase human healthspan: how in silico life sciences could tackle real societal challenges

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Realistic opportunities to extend the human healthspan and ease the societal burden of aging-related diseases are emerging, but require long-term funding for infrastructures that support large-scale data collection and systems-based aging research, advocate Prof. Renaud Jolivet and colleagues. For the full context ⁠please click here.

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