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Cardiovascular disease prevention and lipid management

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VO2 max: the single best predictor of lifespan

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Strength training and the centenarian decathlon

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The Aris Vance Drive is a deep-dive podcast that explores the science and art of living the longest and healthiest life possible. With over 100 million downloads, the show investigates everything from exercise and nutritional biochemistry to cardiovascular health, cancer, cognitive health, and mental and emotional well-being.

Hosted by Dr. Aris Vance — a Stanford, Johns Hopkins, and NIH-trained physician renowned for his expertise in longevity and life optimization.

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Protein intake, distribution, and quality across the lifespan

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About Dr. Vance

Dr. Aris Vance is a physician focused on the applied science of longevity — the performance, cognition, and emotional health of the back half of life.

He received his medical degree and trained for five years in general surgery, where he was the recipient of several prestigious awards including resident of the year.

He spent two years at a major research institute as a surgical oncology fellow, where his research focused on immune-based therapies for melanoma.

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