Age Management Medicine Group (AMMG)

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Age Management Medicine Group (AMMG) Accredited CME Conferences & Education focused on preventative training in the Age Management field.

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e-Journal Newsletter – July 2026
Jul 30, 2026 · original
JULY 2026 | Vol. 21, No. 3 FEATURED ARTICLES AMMG Does a Deep Dive Into Peptides Jeff Morris At this October’s Age Management Medicine Conference in Las Vegas, AMMG is delving into peptides in a big way. The conference will feature a full-day workshop on Essential Knowledge of Peptide Therapy and a follow-up workshop on Advanced Peptide Clinical Strategies, as well as a workshop on using peptides in Regenerative Aesthetics. READ ARTICLE Practical Strategies for Healthcare Professionals to Enhance Older Adults’ Well-Being Michele Peterson An aging audience responds when care reflects their goals, culture, and capacity. With tailored healthy aging strategies, quality of life improvement becomes measurable and sustainable. READ ARTICLE LATEST AGE MANAGEMENT MEDICINE NEWS Scientists Intrigued by Nasal Spray That Reverses Brain Aging in Mice, Say It May Work on Humans as Well READ ARTICLE Sci
Regenerative & Cell-Based Medicine: July 2026
Jul 17, 2026 · original
The First-Ever Reverse-Aging Drug Was Just Injected Into a Human Hilary Brueck June 9, 2026 (Business Insider) – A first-of-its-kind shot that promises to reverse aging was just injected into a human body. It’s a pivotal moment for longevity science, the first opportunity for researchers to prove that epigenetic reprogramming — a technique that trains aging cells to act young again — can actually improve how people age in the real world. On Tuesday, Boston-based biotech startup Life Biosciences announced that its first patient has been dosed with a cellular reprogramming injection, designed to reverse age-related diseases . Billionaires, including Jeff Bezos and Sam Altman , as well as pharmaceutical giants Eli Lilly and Merck, have been increasingly investing in this idea, which, until now, had been relegated to mouse and monkey research. If this first human trial is successful, it coul
Obesity & Weight Loss: July 2026
Jul 17, 2026 · original
Intermittent Fasting’s Real Benefit May Come After You Start Eating Again Angelica Stabile April 18, 2026 (Fox News) – Research continues to uncover new details on how fasting may help extend life . A new study published in the journal Nature Communications investigated how intermittent fasting can boost longevity in small worms often used in aging research . Researchers from the University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center in Dallas compared worms that were fed normally to those that underwent a 24-hour fast in early adulthood and were then fed again, according to a press release. The scientists measured a variety of factors, including stored fat, gene activity related to fat metabolism and lifespan. The results showed that the life-boosting benefit did not depend on the fasting itself but on the body’s behavior after eating again. Study lead Peter Douglas, associate professor of mol
Diet, Nutrition and Supplements: July 2026
Jul 17, 2026 · original
Common Vitamin May Influence Brain Aging in Ways Scientists Didn't Expect Melissa Rudy June 16, 2026 (Fox News) – Higher levels of vitamin C were linked to healthier brain structure in older adults, suggesting a potential role for nutrition in brain aging . That’s according to new research from Japan, published in the journal PLOS ONE . The observational study included 2,044 participants living in Hirosaki City, Japan, who were originally included in a study exploring dementia and heart disease risk . The average age was 69, and 61% of them were female. The researchers measured the participants’ vitamin C levels using blood samples and performed MRI scans to calculate the volume of gray matter and white matter in their brains. Even after accounting for external factors like age, smoking habits, diabetes and other lifestyle behaviors, they found that those with lower vitamin C levels appe
Brain Health: July 2026
Jul 17, 2026 · original
Alzheimer's Patient Gets Back Speech, Continence and Memory After 5 Grams of Experimental Drug Reda Wigle June 5, 2026 (New York Post) – What a trip. After a decade of cognitive and functional decline, an 80-year-old patient with advanced Alzheimer’s disease showed remarkable signs of recovery. All it took was a single dose of an experimental hallucinogen to get her speaking more than she had in years — and that’s just the top of the list of her improvements. Alzheimer’s, which affects millions of Americans , gradually destroys memory, thinking skills and the capacity to perform basic tasks. The degenerative disease is generally regarded as a phase of irreversible decline, marked by the patient’s loss of autonomy, communication, continence, mobility and social interaction. Current treatment strategies are mostly supportive, and functional recovery is considered highly unlikely. Psilocybi
Gut Health: July 2026
Jul 17, 2026 · original
Have We Gotten Calories Wrong All This Time? Study Challenges 130 Years Of Nutrition Science StudyFinds Analysis May 29, 2026 (StudyFinds) – Every nutrition label in America is built on the same set of numbers: 4 calories per gram of protein, 4 per gram of carbohydrate, 9 per gram of fat. Those figures trace back to formulas developed in the late 1800s , known as the Atwater factors, and they were a genuine scientific achievement for their time. The problem is that they treat the human digestive system like a simple furnace, one that processes food the same way in every person, every time. A team of researchers has now built a mathematical model that accounts for what the old method ignores, and in a small controlled trial, their results suggest the century-old formula has been getting the math wrong, particularly on a typical Western diet. Called DAMM ( Digestion , Absorption, and Micro
AI in Longevity Medicine: July 2026
Jul 17, 2026 · original
AI Finds Signs of Pancreatic Cancer Before Tumors Develop Aria Bendix May 2, 2026 (NBC News) – By the time doctors detect pancreatic cancer, it’s often too late to treat effectively. But a new study suggests that artificial intelligence might be able to find signs of the disease before tumors are visible on a scan. An AI model developed at the Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minnesota, detected abnormalities on patients’ CT scans up to three years before they were diagnosed with pancreatic cancer, according to research published in the journal Gut. The scientists behind the model, which is now being evaluated in a clinical trial, trained it by feeding it CT scans from patients who had been screened for other medical conditions then were later diagnosed with pancreatic cancer. The team then had radiologists review the scans and compared their ability to find early signs of cancer to that of the
Feature Article: July 2026 – Practical Strategies for Healthcare Professionals to Enhance Older Adults’ Well-Being
Jul 13, 2026 · original
Practical Strategies for Healthcare Professionals to Enhance Older Adults’ Well-Being Michele Peterson Healthcare professionals practicing age management medicine meet the same question every day: how to protect older adults’ well-being while complexity keeps rising. Aging population challenges, layered chronic conditions, shifting function, medication burden, isolation, and caregiver strain, can make “healthy” feel like a moving target and leave teams stretched between best practices and real-world constraints. Yet older adults are not defined by decline, and an empowering aging audience responds when care reflects their goals, culture, and capacity. With tailored healthy aging strategies, quality of life improvement becomes measurable and sustainable. Quick Summary of Key Strategies Support physical health maintenance through routine monitoring and proactive daily habits. Promote menta
Feature Article: July 2026 – AMMG Does a Deep Dive Into Peptides
Jul 13, 2026 · original
AMMG Does a Deep Dive Into Peptides Jeff Morris Peptides are the hottest topics in medicine and aesthetics, and at this October’s Age Management Medicine Conference in Las Vegas, AMMG is delving into peptides in a big way. The conference will feature a full-day workshop on Essential Knowledge of Peptide Therapy and a follow-up workshop on Advanced Peptide Clinical Strategies, as well as a workshop on using peptides in Regenerative Aesthetics. These workshops will be especially timely, as progress is being made every day in understanding and accepting the role of peptides in longevity medicine, with this week’s decisions by an FDA advisory panel evidence of how quickly the landscape is changing. By October, there will be much more information for practitioners to absorb. What are they? For those unfamiliar, peptides are the building blocks of proteins that play key roles for health. They
Age Management Medicine News: July 2026 – #5
Jul 12, 2026 · original
How Longevity Is Becoming The Wellness Industry’s New Gold Rush Clara Ludmir April 30, 2026 (Forbes.com) — Longevity seems to have become the new buzzword of the wellness industry. Where wellness sells the promise of feeling good in the moment thanks to self-care and balance, longevity reframes the value proposition entirely: it becomes about feeling good now and longer. This shift is about time, with the emphasis moving from immediate wellbeing to long-term biological performance. Brands are increasingly positioning today’s routines, habits and products as investments in a healthier future self. In doing so, they are capturing consumers earlier—and keeping them engaged for longer. This commercial momentum is unfolding within an already booming wellness economy. Simone Gibertoni, CEO of skincare group Clinique La Prairie, recently shared that: “The global wellness economy has ballooned t

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