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  The  Abundance Blog By Peter H. Diamandis, MD Epigenetics: Rewinding Your Biological Clock   What if you could reverse your biological age? Turn back the clock to an earlier, youthful age?   Epigenetic reprogramming is one of the key technologies that may allow us to reverse aging and extend human healthspan.    But what exactly is epigenetic reprogramming and how does it work?   Dr. David Sinclair, Professor of Genetics at Harvard Medical School and author of  Lifespan , is perhaps the world's leading thinker on age reversal. I can't think of a better person to describe the details of epigenetic reprogramming—and the promise it holds for all of us.   In today's blog, based on some of my recent conversations with Dr. Sinclair, I'll discuss his Information Theory of Aging, what may ultimately be possible with epigenetics, and why you have more control over your longevity than you might think.   Epigenetic reprogramming, along with the 10+ root causes of aging, is a key

 

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 Please enjoy a window of the future courtesy the Team at the National: Spread across 70 square kilometres, the new Al Maktoum International Airport will be five times the size of Dubai International Airport. Photo: Dubai government via AP In brief |  This week,   Dubai, already a pace-setter for air-travel innovation,  approved designs for a new passenger terminal  at Al Maktoum International Airport and began construction at a cost of Dh128 billion ($34.8 billion) as the emirate boosts airport capacity to meet growing travel demand. Once complete, Al Maktoum International Airport will have “the world's largest capacity”, reaching up to 260 million passengers. It will be five times the size of the current Dubai International Airport, which is currently ranked the top globally for international passenger traffic. Why it matters |  Airports are more than just brick and mortar   places that facilitate transportation. They're hubs of activity that show how humans push the envelope