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 | Life insurance and life expectancy -- conference speaker http://www.globalchange.com Life expectancy and life insurance, pensions. High net worth clients live longer -- better educated. Impact of future health care improvements. Actuarial forecasts, government planning. Government and social impact, pensions crisis and risk management. Science and research trends into longevity. Patrick Dixon, conference keynote speaker and futurist. |
 | THE LIFE EXPECTANCY MYTH: Are We Really Living Longer?? A very common argument used to dispute criticism of chemical farming systems, Iatrogenic pharmaceutical deaths and the general western approach of using chemicals instead of nurture it so say that people are living nearly twice as long these say so the problems we face must not be that bad. This line of thinking is very flawed so Sean from Underground Wellness bravely goes where few dare to tread..... into the concept of average life span vs actual life span. If you lived to be 35 in 1800 you chance of making it ripe old age was very similar as it is today and that is without the benefit of modern medicine to save us from old age complications... Hmmm. This video has been rebroadcast with permission from Sean at http://www.undergroundwellness.com http://www.youtube.com/user.undergroundwellness disease longevity anti-aging pesticides pollution cure western medicine allopathic holistic alternative healing old age lifestyle quality of life |
 | How Has Increased Life Expectancy Changed Aging? Complete video at: http://fora.tv/2007/12/16/Lillian_Rubin_Truth_About_Aging Author Lilian Rubin discusses changes to our concept of aging brought about by increased life expectancy. ----- Lillian Rubin discusses "60 On Up: The Truth About Aging In America." Best-selling author, sociologist, and psychotherapist, Dr. Rubin takes a penetrating look at the profound changes - personal and societal - that come with the new longevity, for those living it now and the boomers behind them in her new book, "60 On Up." - Grace Cathedral Lillian Rubin lives and works in San Francisco. She is an internationally known writer and lecturer, who has published twelve books over the last three decades. She is most recently the author of the book "60 On Up: The Truth About Aging In America." |
 | Student life expectancy and future ageing research http://www.globalchange.com How long will your students live? Biotech and genetics. Impact of new science and health progress on life expectancy. Educating students for first, second and third careers. Extension of every stage of life. Delay of child-rearing, extended childhood, extended young adulthood, extended retirement. Preparing for much longer lives. science of Ageing. Video on future of education, high schools, colleges, universities, curriculum, trends, syllabus, exams, assessments, business schools, MBAs, degree courses - by Dr Patrick Dixon, Futurist conference keynote speaker for NAIS. |
 | U.S. LIFE EXPECTANCY DROPS WAAAAY DOWN THE CHART! AUGUST 14, 2007 BBC WORLD |
 | Life Expectancy - Short Film A young man grapples with the notion that each moment and each decision in his life affects his life expectancy. |
 | Zack doesnt appreciate his high life expectancy. I didnt respond to these points: 1.) I dont care about species of tiger going extinct as long as we preserve their DNA for a future time. I only care about nature insomuch as it benefits/harms us. im anthropocentric, its a subjective moral belief, so i dont bother arguing the point. Ok heres my sources: 1.) source on blog, i cant get to the journal of human evolution from my house: http://johnhawks.net/weblog/reviews/life_history/aging_evolution/hill_2007_hiwi_mortality.html 2.) wikipedia - 33 years life expectancy for early humans without agriculture: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Life_expectancy 3.) Another source analyzing effects of our medicine on modern hunter-gatherer society. Also includes data on low life expectancy of hunter gatherer tribes, and source #32 has all the data if you are interested. http://www.ispub.com/ostia/index.php?xmlFilePath=journals/ijba/vol1n2/hunter.xml#e32 4.) england ~1600-1800 has life expectancy of 35. It still beats/compares to most tribes across all ages: http://www.anthro.utah.edu/faculty/PDFs/Papers/NBJ2002.pdf |
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 | How to extend your life expectancy - Dr Klatz Dr Klatz, co-founder of the American Association of Anti-Aging Medicine, discusses the potential of extending life expectancy with healthy living, a good diet and regular contact with an anti-aging medicine practitioner. A life expectancy increase of 300% has been achieved in a laboratory so it is not unreasonable to expect human beings to achieve this also. |
 | Re: Life Expectancy / Escape Video Cam Direct Upload the current mass extinction event: "The background level of extinction known from the fossil record is about one species per million species per year, or between 10 and 100 species per year (counting all organisms such as insects, bacteria, and fungi, not just the large vertebrates we are most familiar with). In contrast, estimates based on the rate at which the area of tropical forests is being reduced, and their large numbers of specialized species, are that we may now be losing 27,000 species per year to extinction from those habitats alone." http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/evolution/library/03/2/l_032_04.html |
 | Global Pulse: Mixed Signals - US Life and US Healthcare More: http://linktv.org/globalpulse (September 27, 2007) With new life expectancy statistics coming out, should the US be living it up or living it down? Today, 46% of Americans have no health insurance -- yet we are living longer than ever before. Nonetheless, when ranked against the life expectancy of other countries, the US has plunged from 11th to 42nd -- and experts are blaming the lack of healthcare for the loss. SOURCES: Al Jazeera English, Qatar; BBC, U.K.; ABC News, CBS News, Fox News, U.S. |
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