Aging and Rejuvenation
In humans, aging represents the accumulation of individual changes over time and can include physical, psychological and social changes. For example, reaction times slow with age. Memory and general knowledge usually increase.
Since rejuvenation is the opposite of aging, alternative strategies are needed to repair age-related damage or replace damaged tissue with new tissue. Rejuvenation can be a means of prolonging life, but most survival strategies do not include rejuvenation. Rejuvenation is not the same as prolonging life. Life-prolonging strategies often look at the causes of aging and try to counteract these causes in order to slow aging.
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Recommended Sessions
- Aging and Rejuvenation
- Cardio geriatrics & Genetics of Ageing
- Clinical Gerontology
- Economic and Social Impact of Ageing
- Elder Abuse, Law and Rights
- Geriatric audiology
- Geriatric Diseases & Treatment:
- Geriatric Oncology: Challenges & Barriers
- Geriatric psychiatry and Dementia
- Geriatric Rehabilitation:
- Geriatric syndromes and Practical concerns
- Geriatrics and Geriatric Medicine
- Geriatrics Optometry
- Osteoporosis and Bone Health
- Therapeutic Approaches on Aging