We welcome you on the site of the International Longevity Alliance (ILA).
Our goal is to create the world where every person can obtain healthy longevity and ageing control through innovative technologies.
Our mission is to promote the advancement of healthy longevity for all people through scientific research of ageing biology, development of new drugs and therapies, their fast implementation, improvement of public health policy in the field of ageing control, and education.
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News of the ILA
20.04.2017
Live long and prosper with science!
Our life expectancy has significantly increased in the last 100 years from around 50 years to around 80 years today (in Europe or the US).
06.09.2016
October is the best time to talk to general public about aging and longevity
Scientific and social activities related to longevity will increase throughout the month of October, proclaimed Longevity Month.
They culminate with two simultaneous international conferences,
09.07.2016
Interview with Avi Roy on Bioviva's experimental anti-aging gene technologies
By Daria Khaltourina
Q - Avi, some people, especially people new to biomedicine wonder what science is behind Bioviva’s gene technology which Liz Parrish tested, could you comment on this?
A - B
02.07.2016
Eternal life, are we there yet? Didier Coeurnelle at TEDxULB
Education of the general audience is one of four main activities of the ILA.
News about aging
11.05.2017
Aging In Pasteur!
Great to see the whole world gradually get the point about tackling diseases by tackling aging.
05.11.2016
EUROSYMPOSIUM ON HEALTHY AGEING ADOPTS THE DECLARATION FOR RADICAL HEALTHSPAN EXTENSION
At the end of the three days of the European Symposium on Healthy Ageing (EHA) organized by Healthy Life Extension Society (HEALES) on September 29 - October 1, 2016, the participants adopted the Decl
04.02.2016
Destroying worn-out cells makes mice live longer Elegant experiment confirms that targeting senescent cells could treat age-related diseases
Eliminating worn-out cells extends the healthy lives of lab mice — an indication that treatments aimed at killing off these cells, or blocking their effects, might also help to combat age-related dise
20.12.2015
Human Enhancement and the Law conference on 7/8th January 2016 (Oxford, UK)
The increasing production and use of what can broadly be categorised as ‘human enhancement technologies’ is creating challenges for existing legal frameworks.
This conference and resulting sp
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