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Dr Christophe de JAEGER

Doctor of Medicine, Physiologist, Gerontologist

Description

Dr. Christophe de Jaeger is a prominent French physician and researcher, widely recognized as one of Europe's leading experts in longevity medicine, who dedicated his career to understanding and combating human aging. Dr. de Jaeger's academic background includes a medical degree obtained in 1986 and an advanced diploma in the biology of aging from the University of Paris VII in 1992. He began his career as a geriatrician and has since become a pioneer in health and longevity medicine in Europe. Currently, Dr. de Jaeger holds several prestigious positions. He is also Founder President of the European Institute of Longevity and the French society of longevity physiology and medicine. Christophe de JAEGER is also the former funder and redactor in chief of the international review Medicine and Longevity (Elsevier Masson). Throughout his career, Dr. de Jaeger has made significant contributions to the field of longevity medicine. He has focused on developing the concept of physiological age as an essential tool for evaluating senescence and has worked extensively on techniques to measure and potentially slow down or even regress human aging. As an international speaker and author, Dr. de Jaeger has published numerous scientific articles and several books on aging management and longevity. His work emphasizes a proactive approach to health, aiming to help individuals maintain optimal health for as long as possible. Dr. Christophe de Jaeger's innovative research and dedication to longevity medicine have established him as a key figure in the field, influencing both scientific understanding and public awareness of healthy aging strategies.