Morgan Levine

Morgan Levine, PhD, is an assistant professor at Yale School of Medicine and a founding investigator at Altos Labs, specializing in epigenetic aging. In this conversation, she unveils the revolutionary PhenoAge clock, explores the impact of lifestyle on biological aging, and discusses the potential for reversing age through interrupted reprogramming techniques. Levine also highlights how inflammation influences epigenetic aging, and reveals insights on the reliability of consumer epigenetic tests and the promising role of plasma exchange in combating age-related decline.

Morgan Levine, Ph.D., an expert in biological aging and director at Yale University’s Laboratory for Aging in Living Systems, discusses groundbreaking insights into aging. She emphasizes that biological age is a greater risk factor for diseases like Alzheimer’s than chronological age. The conversation delves into innovative approaches to measure biological age and the quest for reversing aging processes. Levine also highlights personalized ageotypes and the role of lifestyle choices in extending healthspan, merging science with the potential for improved longevity.

Dr. Morgan Levine, assistant professor of pathology at Yale University School of Medicine, explores the mysteries of biological aging, epigenetics, cellular senescence, and longevity. They discuss topics like lifestyle and longevity, gender-specific aging research, gene influence, youthful fat cells, blue zones, hormesis, exercise, and sleep optimization. Join them on this insightful journey into the science of aging.