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A video from AFAR, posted on Jan 21, 2026. It is about the science of aging.
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What's so Super about Superagers? (And what can we learn from them!) | AFAR Live Better Longer Webinar (May 29, 2024) All of us may not live into our nineties or beyond, but all of us can learn from those who have. One path to gaining scientific knowledge about healthy aging is to look at those who have lived past their 95th birthday—people known as SuperAgers. In this webinar, Kaitlyn Phoenix, Deputy Editor, Hearst Health Newsroom, will speak with Nir Barzilai, MD, Co-Investigator of the AFAR SuperAgers Family Study, and 95-year-old Florida resident and study enrollee Natalie Ramirez. Learn more about the SuperAgers Initiative here: https://www.afar.org/superagers/ Join the SuperAgers Community here: https://www.afar.org/superagerscommunity Enroll in the SuperAgers Family Study here: https://www.superagersstudy.org/ Learn more about aging research: https://www.afar.org/ Follow AFA…
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