Science
Selected publications and research projects by members of our Scientific Advisory Board.
Selected publications
Selected work by our scientific board members and by scientists shaping the field of longevity, directly related to Cellavia’s approach. Full publication lists are available via the academic profiles below.
Prof. Dr. Haydar Sur · 2026 · Journal of Health Economics and Policy · Review
Sur H.
A peer-reviewed review of the rise of wellness, medical wellness and longevity services in health tourism and Türkiye’s potential in this field.
Go to publicationDr. Cengiz Gül · 2025 · Journal of Management and Economics Research
Gül C, Sur H.
A qualitative study of an organisational model for increasing Türkiye’s market share in medical tourism.
Go to publicationDr. Cengiz Gül · 2025 · International Journal of Health Management and Tourism
Kocadağ ZA, Gül C, Sur H.
A study of the current problems facing private hospitals and clinics in medical tourism and proposed solutions.
Go to publicationDr. Leo Pruimboom · 2016 · Peer-reviewed journal article
Pruimboom L, Ruiz-Núñez B, Raison CL, Muskiet FAJ.
A study examining the effect of a ten-day programme mimicking our ancestors’ living conditions on body measurements, metabolism and inflammation markers.
Go to publicationDr. Leo Pruimboom · 2024 · Book chapter
Pruimboom L, Rocio FA, Navarro-Ledesma S.
A chapter discussing how psycho-neuro-immunology can be applied in everyday clinical practice, within the person’s context.
Go to publicationProf. Dr. Haydar Sur · 2019 · Eurasian Journal of Social and Economic Research
Topsöğüt MB, Sur H, Yılmaz S.
A study proposing healthy living campuses as a new model for health tourism.
Go to publicationProf. Dr. Osman Uğur Sezerman · 2024 · TÜBİTAK 2515-COST research project
Sezerman OU (principal investigator), Yalınay M.
A project to develop an AI-assisted model for predicting an inflammation marker from gut microbiome data.
Go to publicationProf. Dr. Valter Longo · 2015 · Cell Metabolism
Brandhorst S, Choi IY, Wei M, et al.
A three-tier study of how fasting-mimicking diet cycles affect markers of ageing in yeast, mice and humans.
Go to publicationProf. Dr. Valter Longo · 2017 · Science Translational Medicine
Wei M, Brandhorst S, Shelehchi M, et al.
A clinical study of a fasting-mimicking diet followed five days a month for three months and its effect on risk markers in healthy adults.
Go to publicationProf. Dr. David A. Sinclair · 2023 · Cell
Yang JH, Hayano M, Griffin PT, et al.
A study proposing that loss of epigenetic information is a cause of ageing in mammals and can be reversed by partial reprogramming.
Go to publicationProf. Dr. David A. Sinclair · 2020 · Nature
Lu Y, Brommer B, Tian X, et al.
A study showing that partial cellular reprogramming restored youthful epigenetic information and improved vision in old mice.
Go to publicationDr. Mark Hyman · 2023 · Book
Hyman M.
A guide that examines the biological hallmarks of ageing from a functional medicine perspective, centred on nutrition, movement, sleep and stress management.
Go to publicationProf. Dr. Sinan Canan · Book · Tuti Kitap
Canan S.
The science behind returning to our “factory settings”: movement, eating less, connecting with people and managing stress.
Go to publicationProf. Dr. Sinan Canan · 2015 · Book · Tuti Kitap
Canan S.
A book explaining, in the light of neuroscience, how the brain changes throughout life and how to use it more effectively.
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