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Longevity Education Hub Webinar Series: Tina Woods on Human Exposome and Aging Research (1:03:04)

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This recorded Longevity Education Hub webinar explores the human exposome and its relevance to aging research and preventive health. Tina Woods discusses the Human Exposome Project and the need to understand how social, behavioural and environmental exposures interact with genetics and physiology across the lifespan. Drawing on the paper discussed in the session, she examines the rationale for mapping environmental influences on human health and the opportunities this creates for research into health and resilience. The discussion also considers how cities, communities and clinics can serve as testbeds for human exposome and aging research.

Speakers: Tina Woods; Prof. Dr. Evelyne Bischof; Prof. Dr. Alex Zhavoronkov

Guest speaker affiliation at the time of the webinar: Tina Woods — CEO, Collider Health; Executive Director, International Institute of Longevity.

Moderator: Dominika Wilczok

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Last Updated

13 November 2026

Instructors

Tina Woods
CEO, Collider Health; Executive Director, International Institute of Longevity
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The Longevity Education Hub (LEH) is an international non-profit initiative dedicated to advancing education in the emerging field of longevity medicine, the branch of precision medicine focused on extending healthy lifespan by addressing the biological mechanisms of aging. LEH offers free, CME-accredited online courses designed for clinicians, researchers, and healthcare professionals, including its flagship program “Longevity Medicine 101: Introduction to Healthy Longevity.” Originally launched in English, the program is now also available in Portuguese, Spanish, and other languages in progress, reaching a global audience of more than 5,000 professionals from over 80 countries. Founded by leading experts such as Alex Zhavoronkov, PhD; Evelyne Bischof, MD, PhD; and Alexey Moskalev, PhD, LEH integrates biogerontology, geroscience, precision medicine, and clinical practice to help formalize longevity medicine as a recognized specialty. Its mission is to democratize access to longevity education, translating cutting-edge aging research into clinical practice and empowering healthcare providers to improve and extend human healthspan worldwide.