The 36th
American Aging Association Annual
Meetingoffers great
opportunities to expand your
company's visibility among the
registrants by becoming an exhibitor
and/or conference sponsor.
These will include multiple
opportunities to:
- introduce and discuss your
products and services with
leading basic science
researchers and clinicians of
the aging field
- reach decision makers
within a group-setting
-
open door to
new leads and
long-term business relationships
- increase exposure and
strengthen brand recognition
in the aging research field.
Attendees include many decision
makers, such as academic department chairs,
heads of laboratories, government
officials, attending
clinicians, private practitioners,
post-docs, MD and PhD students and
technicians.You will be hard pressed to
find a more appropriate audience for
your latest products and services.
Consider becoming a sponsor today and
take advantage of extensive
advertising opportunities via our
newsletter and website!
Wu Po Hui,
PhD, Taiwan Michael Mahaney, PhD, Southwest
Foundation for Biomedical Research, USA Ramez (David) Wassef, MD, University
of Pennsylvania, USA Corinne M. Price, USA James Roberts, PhD, UTHSCSA,
USA
Strategies for Engineered Negligible Senescence
(SENS), 3rd Conference Cambridge,
United Kingdom The purpose of the SENS conference series is
to expedite the development of truly effective
therapies to postpone and treat human aging by
tackling it as an engineering problem.
We invite all
of you to visit the journal website
(www.springer.com/11357)
and click on the
Online version available
for the new website for the journal
content. You will be able to browse
through the content from Vol. 1/Issue
1. Association members need to
type in the login information in
order to access the journal content.
Contents: Preface.-
1. Biological causes of aging and age-related
diseases.- 2. Immunity, inflammation and
infections during aging.- 3. Progress and
development in Parkinson’s therapy.- 4.
Understanding and treating Alzheimer’s disease.-
5. Slowing down age-related muscle loss and
sarcopenia.- 6. Pathophysiology, prevention and
treatment of age-related osteoporosis in women.-
7. Arthritis and its treatments.- 8. Recent
developments in the treatment of diabetes-2.- 9.
Age-related cataract: management and
prevention.- 10. Skin aging: pathogenesis,
prevention, and treatment.- 11. Aging and
periodontal disease.- 12. Molecular diagnosis of
breast cancer.- 13. Prostate disease in the
aging male.- 14. Human premature aging diseases:
molecular biology to clinical diagnosis.- 15.
Protein aggregation in aging and age-related
diseases.- 16. Nutritional deficiency and its
modulation in old age.- 17. Dietary fats and
age-related diseases.
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