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Get your very own collection of SAGECrossroads Trading Cards! This first edition pack includes 50 cards featuring leading researchers working to unlock the mysteries of aging. Each card includes a photograph, quick summary of the researcher's work, and essential information such as specialty and favorite gene.

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Sage Crossroads Webcast #28 "Medical Innovations - Living Longer and Spending More?" on DVD

Health economists Dana Goldman and Geoffrey Joyce of the RAND Corporation discuss whether increased spending on medical innovations is worth it - one of the topics they address in their recent work, released on September 27th in a special issue of Health Affairs.

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With the recent debate over pending Embryonic Stem Cell research legislation, the conflict between political ideology and scientific progress appears to have come to an impasse. Our moderator Mort Kondrake interviews author and journalist Chris Mooney, whose recent book The Republican War on Science, has raised considerable interest about political ideology, and its role in topics ranging from Stem Cells to Intelligent Design. Join us to find out how politics and policy of science is shaping up today and what it may hold for the future.

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Sage Crossroads Webcast #23 "Aging and Disability: Two Networks Divided" on DVD

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Sage Crossroads Webcast #22 "Nanotechnology: Past, Present and Future" on DVD

Nanotechnology is little-known to the general public, but in the science and policy community its promise is exciting. What are the promises and pitfalls of this new field? How is it going to help the field of medicine? What are the implications for our economy? Join us as leaders in the field discuss the very real hopes and concerns for nanotechnology applied to aging-related research.

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Sage Crossroads Webcast #21 "Plasticity of Longevity" on DVD

Experts in longevity science disagree on predictions for life-span in the 21st century. Will we continue to grow older or will life-span begin to shorten? Obesity and infectious diseases have been cited as potential limits, however some say we can expect life-span to continue to grow as it has. Dr. Vaupel will discuss his research on negative senescence and the plasticity of longevity.

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