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I am performing searches on specific topics for
information published after 2000. As I complete each search, I will
add information or write an update section on that topic and place it within this web site. I will
provide links and information in the
Changes/Suggestions sections, in the
main index page and in the
site map. Where possible, I will provide links to key
on-line articles upon which the updates are based and that may contribute
additional relevant details. Each update will also include a complete
bibliography. In keeping with the theme of Human Aging: Biological
Perspectives, I will emphasize human aging and topics closely related to human
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I will be working on topics such as the following.
· Methods and theories about slowing, stopping or reversing general normal aging processes (i.e., anti-aging)
· Methods and theories about slowing, stopping or reversing normal aging in specific body structures and functions
· Mechanisms underlying common age-related diseases
· Methods for slowing, stopping or reversing common age-related diseases
· Changes in information now within the book
· New theories on aging
· Advances in knowledge about human aging not presently addressed within the book
· New research areas not presently addressed within the book
Please send suggestions for other topics and for other updates.
Thanks !!
Augustine G. DiGiovanna, Ph.D.
Professor of Biology - Emeritus
Salisbury University
Salisbury, MD 21801
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agdigiovanna@salisbury.edu
Author of: Human Aging: Biological Perspectives
The McGraw-Hill Companies. New York, 2000
http://www.biologyofhumanaging.com/
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