There was only 1 minute introductory speech allowed and it’s really hard to get a point across about a political innovation concerning healthy longevity that can be achieved via advanced biomedicine. One needs to make a scientific point too. Good lesson and learning experience though.
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Attending the Harpenden Hustings for the European Elections
I was invited to participate at the Harpenden Hustings for the European Elections today. Harpenden is also home of Rothamstead Research.
My take on Parliamentary Longevity Group launch event in House of Commons
This Monday I attended the launching event of the All-Party Parliamentary Group for Longevity in the House of Commons. The acting group secretariat of this group is Longevity International. I was glad to observe 2 things. First, the positive way of how to frame the problem and program here: to talk about healthy longevity, more […]
Decades of late-life spent in ill-health vs healthy longevity as a political choice
Healthy longevity blocks our inner ageist
Ecolongevity starts with individual health
Cross-European alliance for healthy longevity to counter age-associated diseases
Running as an independent UK MEP candidate advancing health and longevity
The East of England region of the UK has now an underdog, cross-border, science nerd candidate for the upcoming EU Elections to stand for prioritising health and longevity. Yes, that’s me and am going to be the only truly independent one as well. Coming out of the Chelmsford City Council after I handed in my […]
In-depth interview with Felix Werth, leader of German Party for Health Research ahead of the EU elections
Health and Longevity Politics Global (HLPG or Longevity Politics for short) is happy to present you with our first interview with non other, than Felix Werth, founder and leader of the German Party for Health Research (PfHR), a unique single-issue political party focusing making medical advances counteracting age-associated diseases as its top priority. Earlier we […]
The German Party for Health Research demands 30 billion euros from EU budget to develop aging-related medicines
The German Party for Health Research (PfH) has finalised its election program for the upcoming European elections on 26th, May, 2019. Their main proposal is to allocate 30 billion euros additionally, every year, from the EU budget for aging related research to develop medicines. PfH is the only known single-issue political party, dedicated solely to […]