The National Academy of Medicine awarded a “Catalyst Phase of the National Academy of Medicine Healthy Longevity Global Competition” to Drs. Ramkiran Gouripeddi and Julio Facelli for their project that seeks to address the challenge of generating aging exposomes. The absence of readily available records for individuals over the course of their life necessitates them to be assimilated from historic person-reported data (e.g. residential location and duration, behaviors) along with publicly available data. Their team will evaluate if these aging exposomes will be useful in studying the bidirectional effects of exposures and aging.
More information on this prestigious award can be found here!