Fedor Galkin and Emotional/Psychological factors greatly contribute to biological aging

Fedor Galking works on the Deep Longevity project whose mission is to extend lifespan and healthspan.  They succinctly state, "Aging is a disease and should be tracked and managed as one."

 

Much work has been done on the toll physical actions can take, aging a body.  More research now is coming out on the toll our emotional well-being exacts on our bodies.  Poor emotional management can reduce your lifespan more that being a smoker would.  I'm happy more work is being done on this important topic!

 

We discuss his study, "Psychological factors substantially contribute to biological aging: evidence from the aging rate in Chinese older adults" (Galkin, '22)

 

Fedor Galkin is the Research Director at Deep Longevity. He leads and oversees multiple research projects exploring the advances of AI and machine learning in the context of aging, aging diagnosis, and anti-aging solutions. As a graduate of the Lomonosov State University, Fёdor has received a master's degree in Bioengineering and Bioinformatics. He has co-authored multiple research papers and patents.

 

Fedor’s previous research on the effects of different biological and psychological factors on human aging has led to the development of various aging clocks, including Blood Age, which is one of the core technologies offered by SenoClock. An expert in Python and data analysis, Fёdor is deeply-integrated with the research on human aging. Currently residing in Dubai, Fedor is often speaking at anti-aging conventions.