Throughout history, humanity has sought ways to enhance both the quality and duration of life. Today, with technological advancements in genetics and molecular biology, researchers understand the aging process better than ever before. Veterinarian Dr. Keith Weingardt now brings this cutting-edge knowledge to the veterinary community in a new on-demand webinar that explores the science of longevity pathways and their role in promoting healthy aging in companion animals.
“Longevity pathways help us comprehend the intricate biological interactions that influence both health and disease,” says Dr. Weingardt. “Understanding these pathways is vital for developing strategies that improve the quality of life for pets and animals in veterinary care.”
The webinar, available starting October 17, highlights several key areas:
- Exploring Cellular and Metabolic Mechanisms: Gain insights into the cellular and metabolic processes that drive aging, and learn how specific genes play a role in the longevity of organisms.
- Current Research on Longevity: Dive into the latest research on pharmaceuticals and natural compounds designed to promote longevity and delay aging.
- The Future of Longevity Medicine: Look ahead at the exciting future of longevity medicine and discover emerging trends in this rapidly evolving field.
“We’re thrilled to bring this groundbreaking research to the veterinary community,” says Kim R. Pearson, CEO of ThorneVet, the company sponsoring the webinar. “Dr. Weingardt has a gift for explaining complex scientific ideas in an engaging, accessible way, making this a must-watch for veterinary professionals.”
Join Dr. Keith Weingardt for this enlightening session and become part of the future of longevity medicine.
Webinar Details:
- Date: Thursday, Oct. 17, 1:00 PM EDT
- On-Demand Access: Available after October 17
- Register Here
About Dr. Keith Weingardt, DVM, CVA:
Dr. Keith Weingardt is a leading integrative veterinarian based in Portland, Oregon. After graduating with distinction from Cornell University College of Veterinary Medicine in 1999, Dr. Weingardt pursued a career in emergency and critical care before transitioning to integrative medicine. He holds certifications in veterinary acupuncture, Traditional Chinese Medicine, herbology, and food therapy. A pioneer in nutritional supplement science since the early 2000s, Dr. Weingardt has been a veterinary consultant for ThorneVet since 2020, focusing on research, product formulation, and education. His work blends traditional veterinary wisdom with the latest scientific advancements, placing him at the forefront of integrative animal care.
