Joe Betts-LaCroix
Joe is leading the Health Extension community - working to extend healthy lifespan beyond current limits. Its flagship is it's monthly salon series held at Y Combinator attended by about 100 Silicon Valley scientists, investors, entrepreneu rs, designers, developers. Joe began professionally as an electronics designer while in high school, went to Harvard to study biophysics and got a degree in Environmental Geoscience, published quantum tunneling research (Science) from his fellowship at Caltech, did Ocean Chemistry and built robots at MIT, founded OQO which made the world's smallest PC (Guinness, 2006), filed and sold scores of patents in thermal engineering, user interfaces, electronics miniaturization, cloud computing, wireless power and tunable antennas. He has worked at the summit of the Greenland Ice Sheet and at the bottom of the Pacific Ocean and is now passionately working to bring the vision of HealthExtension.co to fruition.
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- 15. Life Expectancy Year 2217793
- 16. 2217793 No AnLbioLcs Life Expectancy Year
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- 19. 200 No AnL-‐Aging Life Expectancy Therapies No AnLbioLcs Year
- 20. OverpopulaLon?
- 22. Niger
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- 28. Life Extension Joep de Graaff
- 29. Health Extension
- 30. Aging Theories • Wear and Tear • DNA Damage/Errors • Programmed Limits • Senescent Cells • Mitochondria/Free Radicals • Telomere Shortening • Garbage AccumulaLon • Etc.
- 31. DR. AUBREY DE GREY SENS FoundaLon Metabolism Damage Pathology
- 32. Geriatric$ Metabolism Damage Pathology
- 33. Gerontology Metabolism Damage Pathology
- 35. Metabolism Damage Pathology Repair
- 36. + + Tianhe-‐1A Watson Jeopardy
- 38. 37,500-‐probe spobed oligo microarray
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- 46. 1 Usual 50 Years 2 Slow Aging
- 47. 1 Usual 50 Years 2 Slow Aging New Stuff
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- 49. 1 Usual 50 Years 2 Slow Aging New Stuff More Stuff
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- 56. join us!
- 58. A community
- 61. Thank you!
- 62. Healthy Happy 123-‐Year-‐Old
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- 64. 123 1915
- 65. Aging is separate from disease
- 66. Most fatal diseases result from aging
- 67. We are treaLng symptoms, not causes
- 68. Cancer Age hbp://www.mabstrust.co.uk/incidence/
- 69. Cancer Age
- 70. Cancer Aging Age
- 71. Alzheimer’s Aging age hbp://chronopause.com/index.php/2012/04/02/much-‐less-‐than-‐half-‐a-‐chance-‐part-‐1/
- 72. Cardiovascular disease Stroke Aging age Heart Aback Aging age hbp://ajcn.nutriLon.org/content/76/1/93.full.pdf+html
- 73. Funding Healthcare: $2,500 Billion
- 74. Funding Healthcare: $2,500 Billion Biological Research: $60 Billion
- 75. Funding Healthcare: $2,500 Billion Biological Research: $60 Billion Biology of Aging: $0.25 Bn
- 76. Funding Healthcare: $2,500 Billion Biological Research: $60 Billion Biology of Aging: $0.25 Bn Applied Biology of Aging: $0.025 Bn
- 77. Funding Healthcare: $2,500 Billion Biological Research: $60 Billion Biology of Aging: $0.25 Bn Applied Biology of Aging: $0.025 Bn 0.001% à 1%
- 78. Funding Healthcare: $2,500 Billion Biological Research: $60 Billion Biology of Aging: $0.25 Bn Applied Biology of Aging: $0.025 Bn 0.001% à 1%
- 79. Prof. Stuart Kim, Stanford
- 80. Dr. Judith Campisi, Buck InsLtute
- 81. Dr. Oki O’Connor, SENS FoundaLon
- 82. Dr. Saul Villeda, UCSF
- 83. “Young blood enhances synapLc plasLcity and cogniLve funcLon in the old brain.”
- 84. Next Thursday, 27-‐Feb 6PM Y Combinator, Mt. View HealthExtension.co
- 85. Science Pitches
- 89. Health Extension Retreat Santa Cruz Jan 2-‐9 Dinelle Lucchesi Helen Huang Jason Xu Minda Myers Brian Null Ryan Gibson Tanya Jones Alex Carmichael Adam Sheppard Lisa Bebs-‐LaCroix Joe Bebs-‐LaCroix Barrie Robinson John Schloendorn
- 90. Aging Variants Database Project
- 94. ScienLfic Ideas (cc: AT-‐SA) Sarah Katzenell
- 95. Money
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- 105. Ways to get involved • Abend a dinner Salon • Pitch your project • Do research as an intern • Pursue a project in our incubator • Abend a brainstorming retreat • Help at a workshop HealthExtension.co
- 106. Thank you! joe@HealthExtension.co
- 107. Backup
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