Flat or falling longevity has major implications for health, finance and government policy.
Genotype and sex dependent differences in longevity have important implications for designing experiments with Alzheimer's mouse models, comparing genotype and sex differences in aging mouse models, designing drug treatment regimes and the translation of mouse data to human clinical studies.
Aging of gonads also has direct implications for longevity, as increased fertility is associated with decreased longevity in several species [ 11, 12].
There is growing awareness that increasing longevity will have major implications for how people manage their work lives and careers.
Andrew Wilkinson, chief economic strategist at Miller Tabak, told Marketwatch that investors were: having a little rethink over the implications and longevity of the U.S. government shutdown.
Rising longevity inequality has important implications for reforming Social Security.
The epidemiologic and economic implications of longevity are well studied.
Adult mammary stem cells (MaSCs) drive postnatal organogenesis and remodeling in the mammary gland, and their longevity and potential have important implications for breast cancer.
"I understand the implications of increasing longevity, and agree that deficit reduction is a priority, but the legislation published today is arbitrarily hitting women born in 1954 too harshly, while making no impact on deficit reduction in this parliament.
The shadow pensions minister, Rachel Reeves, said: "I understand the implications of increasing longevity, and agree that deficit reduction is a priority, but the legislation is arbitrarily hitting women born in 1954 too harshly, while making no impact on deficit reduction in this parliament.
