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The article offers news briefs on longevity. A study led by Stephanie M. Carpenter from the University of Michigan reports that good mood improves thinking in adults 63 to 85 years old. A study led by Lesley E. Rhodes from the University of Manchester in Great Britain finds that cathechins in green tea help protect the skin against sunburn inflammation. A study led by Ramon Estruch from hospital clinic in Spain concludes that extra-virgin oil or nuts reduced heart attack risk.

This section presents news summaries compiled by the American Academy of Anti-Aging Medicine. A study by a team from Ohio State University found that reduced pulmonary functions can lead to cognitive losses. Another study investigated the efficacy of curcumin spice in the prevention of prostate cancer metastases. Researchers found that subjects with higher rates of cardiovascular complications ate more of advanced glycation end products (AGEs).

This article discusses the factors to consider in opening and maintaining an anti-aging practice or clinic in the U.S. It explores the role of the American Academy of Anti-Aging Medicine in the management of such a clinic. It suggests to make a business plan that includes financial projections and ways to achieve success. In addition, the article advises to secure professional certification for anti-aging medical practitioners.