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Establishing healthy longevity clinics in publicly funded hospitals

Sara L. R. Bonnes; Tzipora Strauss; Allyson K. Palmer; Ryan T. Hurt; Louis Island; Abigail Goshen; Laureen Y. T. Wang; James L. Kirkland; Evelyne Bischof; Andrea B. Maier
GeroScience · Vol. 46, Issue 5 · pp. 4217-4223 · 2024

Abstract

Healthy longevity medicine integrates geroscience and other disciplines into clinical settings, aiming to optimize health throughout one’s lifespan. Multiple factors have led to increased consumer engagement, with private clinics currently meeting the demand for guidance to improve healthy longevity. The establishment of healthy longevity clinics in publicly funded hospitals is a significant development, making longevity-focused healthcare more accessible. These clinics rely on multidisciplinary teams of physicians and allied health professionals. Diagnostics involve comprehensive evaluations of medical history, physical examinations, and various clinical tests to detect early signs of age-related functional decline. Interventions in healthy longevity medicine encompass lifestyle modifications, supplements, repurposed drugs, and social and environmental interventions. Collaboration with research institutions and industry partners is crucial for advancing healthy longevity medicine and creating standardized protocols. In this article, we review the process of creating healthy longevity clinics in public hospitals to ensure the best possible care for individuals pursuing healthy longevity.

Bibliographic Information

JournalGeroScience
PublisherSpringer
Publication Date2024-03-21
Publication Year2024
Volume46
Issue5
Pages4217-4223
Document TypeJournal Article
eISSN2509-2723
DOI10.1007/s11357-024-01132-0

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