As of May 2024, ILA includes 55 organizations (non-profits and social enterprises) as federated member organizations. https://longevityalliance.org/members/ Recently, ILA has been gathering information about ILA federated members for a new ILA analytical platform. This information is intended to increase the visibility for ILA generally and… Read More »ILA federated members survey
During 2023, ILA continued to advance its mission to promote the advancement of healthy longevity for all people through scientific research of aging biology, development of new drugs and therapies, their fast implementation, improvement of public health policy in the field of aging control, and… Read More »ILA Yearly Report 2023
It was an inspiring and encouraging yearly ILA general assembly that took place on January 6! It is an honor and pleasure to be a part of this amazing group of global leaders of longevity research and advocacy! The participants shared their achievements and their… Read More »ILA General Assembly – 6 January 2024
The International Longevity Alliance welcomes 3 new federated members! Biogerontology Research Foundation (BGRF), UK https://www.biogerontology.info/ Longevity International, Switzerland https://www.longevity.international/ ATLAS – Assistive Technology, Longevity and Ageing Society, UK https://www.at-las.org/ With the addition of these new federated members, the International Longevity Alliance now includes 50 non-profit… Read More »ILA includes 50 federated members from 35 countries
The International Longevity Alliance (ILA) welcomes 3 new federated members: Live Forever Club (UK) Alzheimer’s Disease and Related Dementias In Zambia (ADDIZ, Zambia) Genetics and Personalized Medicine Association (Romania) Now ILA includes 40 registered non-profit associations from 30 countries as federated members! Looking forward to… Read More »ILA includes 40 federated members from 30 countries
Since the beginning of the year the ILA has continued to publicize one of its major longevity advocacy achievements – the increasing recognition of degenerative aging as a treatable medical indication. The ILA widely shared the publication of its board members and activists published in… Read More »ILA yearly report 2022
You may remember the Major Mouse Testing Program slides that we translated in 10 languages, that were supposed to test a zillion things to show the path. This is the thing to do but… it didn’t quite happened. Though, a bit: These are the things… Read More »Who wants to participate in guiding life extension through mouse survival follow up?
On Saturday, October 1, 20.00 CET / 18.00 UTC, the International Longevity Alliance (ILA) conducts an open ILA meeting in honor of the International Longevity Day – October 1, the beginning of the International Longevity Month! This year it will be the 10th year since… Read More »Longevity month 2022
An update on the recognition of aging as a treatable medical condition in the ICD: In the current International Classification of Diseases (ICD-11) system, for the code MG2A, the original main designation “Old age” is now fully replaced with the new one: “Aging-associated decline in… Read More »Aging is a medical target in ICD-11 with 2 codes
Happy to share with you the publication of our correspondence article in “The Lancet Healthy Longevity”, entitled “Advanced pathological ageing should be represented in the ICD” By Ilia Stambler (ILA board member), Aleksey Alekseev, Yuri Matveyev, and Daria Khaltourina (ILA board member) (free and open… Read More »Aging is a part of the International Classification of Diseases (ICD-11)