What choices can help us live long, productive lives? Will science someday identify ways to prevent aging altogether? Genetics professor Anne Brunet, PhD, presents exciting new genetics research that could eventually lead to ways of slowing or perhaps even reversing human aging.

Influenza, measles, and pandemics as well as emerging infectious diseases such as Ebola have become a national concern. Eric Weiss, MD, FACEP, identifies promising new discoveries and describes how you and your family can reduce your risk of disease and benefit from Stanford's Level 1 Trauma...

Can we blame genetics, stress, lack of sleep? What role do exercise, diet, supplements, heredity, and even video games play in cognitive vitality? Dr. Frank Longo, MD, PhD, a world-renowned expert in neurodegenerative disorders, dispels some of the myths around cognitive decline and shares the...