Aging: How Aging Works, How We Reverse Aging, and Prospects for Curing Aging Diseases explains the simplified âEURœwear-and-tearÂ" of aging beyond entropy to expose it as a complicated process. With solid academic approach, this book builds upon the substantial work published over the past 16 years, citing the newest data, up-to-date models based upon that data, and implications for improved clinical care, including recent developments in gene and cell therapy. Coverage delves into age-related diseases, including neurodegenerative, cardiovascular, bone and joints, immune system, and skin. Future directions of the field are discussed among interventions where a summary of previous attempts to intervene in aging and age-related disease are discussed. This is the perfect reference for scientists and researchers interested in the basic translational research opportunities such as drug discovery, pharmacogenetics, and experimental therapeutics, as well as clinicians interested in how AI applications are integrated with applications to focus on digital pathology and personalized medicine.