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Welcome
The world population is continuing to get older. Aging is the greatest risk factor for the majority of chronic
diseases, and chronic diseases account for most of the morbidity and health care expenditures in developed
nations. Now more than ever, research and the exchange of ideas are needed to deepen our knowledge of
aging.
This is why we formed an alliance.
The Alliance
The Alliance for Healthy Aging was co-founded in 2009 by the Mayo Clinic Robert and Arlene Kogod Center on
Aging
(USA) and several research institutions from the Netherlands, including the University Medical Center
Groningen,
the
University of Groningen, the Noaber Foundation (Lunteren) and Vita Valley (Ede).
In 2015, Newcastle University Institute for Ageing in the United Kingdom joined the Alliance for Healthy Aging. Then in 2019, the University of Minnesota-Institute on the Biology of Aging and Metabolism, Minneapolis, USA, and the University of Copenhagen-Center for Healthy Aging in Denmark joined the network as well.
13th Alliance for Healthy Aging Conference
August 25-27, 2023
Copenhagen, Denmark
DETAILS HERE
Annual Conferences
Each year, a conference is organized for scientists,
clinicians, engineers, and students to exchange
research results and ideas on translational research
on aging. These meetings foster research collaborations,
act as a springboard for new research grants and
directions, and accelerate the translation of scientific
discoveries to clinical practice by bringing together an
expert and interdisciplinary panel with unique clinical,
scientific, and commercial perspectives.
2022
Hosted by University of MN
2019
Hosted by Newcastle University
2018
Hosted in Rochester, MN
2017
Hosted by University Medical Center Gronigen