Princeton Longevity Center
At Princeton Longevity Center, we redefine health assessments into personalized journeys toward a better, longer life.
By harnessing the latest medical advancements, we’ve saved hundreds of lives and changed thousands more. The Princeton Longevity Center provides the most advanced, individually-tailored programs for improving your health and longevity. Our programs create the most detailed and useful picture of your current and future health. We show you how simple steps that fit into your current lifestyle can ad
06/15/2026
A personalized, professional experience can make all the difference when it comes to feeling informed, supported, and confident in your health journey.
We’re grateful for feedback like this and proud of our team’s commitment to thoughtful, patient-centered care.
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06/11/2026
Weighted vests are having a moment, but are they right for everyone?
When used safely, they may support strength, bone health, cardiovascular fitness, and movement goals. But starting weight, fit, balance, and existing back or shoulder concerns all matter.
Before adding one to your routine, learn the benefits, risks, and safety tips.
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06/09/2026
June is Men’s Health Month, a reminder to be proactive, ask questions and get the right information before making decisions about your health.
Think you might have low testosterone? Don’t guess, get tested.
In our latest blog, Donna Hayek, RDN, breaks down what testosterone does, why symptoms alone don’t tell the full story, what to know before considering TRT and lifestyle habits that may support men’s health.
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06/05/2026
If your calcium score goes up, does that mean your plaque is getting worse?
Not always.
Serial calcium scores can be misunderstood. Changes in calcium density, scan timing, and non-calcified plaque all affect what the score means.
In our latest blog, Dr. Fein explains why calcium scores alone don’t tell the full story when assessing long-term cardiac risk.
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06/02/2026
Healthy aging is often supported by the small habits we practice consistently.
Dr. David Fein was recently featured in Good Housekeeping discussing daily habits that are linked to better longevity, including plant-forward eating, regular movement, strength training, social connection, sleep, and other lifestyle factors.
The article highlights how simple, sustainable choices may help support long-term health and wellness over time.
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Staying active while traveling doesn’t have to be complicated.
In this quick summer travel workout, Louis Degnan, Exercise Physiologist, demonstrates simple bench and dumbbell exercises you can do on vacation, at a hotel gym, or anywhere you have access to basic equipment.
Save this for your next trip and keep your routine moving wherever summer takes you!
05/27/2026
Taking a proactive approach to your health can start with better information, deeper insight, and personalized guidance.
Our goal is to help patients better understand their health and make more informed decisions for the future.
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Reach out to the Princeton Longevity Center team to start your proactive health journey.
05/22/2026
Turning exercise into a habit starts with making it realistic.
From setting a manageable daily goal to treating workouts like appointments, small changes can help make movement feel more consistent and sustainable over time.
Read the full blog for practical tips on building a fitness routine that fits into real life. https://princetonlongevitycenter.com/make-exercise-a-habit/
05/19/2026
Longevity Lifestyle Tip: Support steady blood sugar.
Building meals with protein, fiber, and healthy fats may help support more stable energy, balanced nutrition, and overall metabolic wellness.
A balanced plate can be a simple step toward feeling and functioning your best each day.
Learn more at https://hubs.ly/Q04gQP2B0.
05/14/2026
Caffeine can boost focus, metabolism, athletic performance, and even lower certain disease risks…but too much? It can disrupt sleep, increase anxiety, raise heart rate, and more.
Curious if you’re hitting the recommended daily limit? Our newest blog breaks down caffeine content in the drinks you reach for every day. https://princetonlongevitycenter.com/caffeine-and-your-health/
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