Céline Stegmüller
Videojournalist at SwissInfo.ch
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1 week ago |
swissinfo.ch | Céline Stegmüller |Jessica Davis Plüss |Carlo Pisani
People from all over the world have come to Switzerland for centuries in search of the fountain of youth. How did the small Alpine nation become a magnet for longevity seekers? This content was published on May 2, 2025 - 09:01 1 minute External Content Longevity is the latest trend to take over social media.
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1 week ago |
swissinfo.ch | Jessica Davis Plüss |Céline Stegmüller |Helen James |Thomas Kern
Illustration: Helen James / SWI swissinfo.ch 自古以來，人們一直在尋找長生不老藥，而瑞士在其中扮演著重要角色。雖然科學家還沒有找到神奇的配方，但在這個阿爾卑斯山國家，關於延緩老化、健康長壽的療法、藥片和各類小工具卻在蓬勃發展。隨著全球老化加速，「健康老化」已成為各國共同的命題。從美國矽谷到瑞士山谷，從科學研究實驗室到奢華療養院，一場關於延緩老化的全球探索正悄悄展開。 此内容发布于 2025年05月06日 - 10:58 27 分钟 Jessica Davis Plüss 我报道瑞士制药行业及医疗健康领域，重点关注药品的获取途径、生物医学创新，以及癌症等疾病的影响。 我在旧金山附近长大，主修国际事务，重点研究发展经济学和医疗政策。在2018年加入瑞士资讯之前，我曾是一名自由记者，并从事商业和人权研究工作。 Céline Stegmüller (video); Helen James (illustration); Thomas Kern (photos) 相关内容 时事通讯：瑞士媒体里的中国...
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1 week ago |
swissinfo.ch | Jessica Davis Plüss |Céline Stegmüller |Helen James |Thomas Kern
Esiste un mercato in piena espansione di trattamenti, pillole e gadget che sostengono di rallentare l'invecchiamento e di aiutarci a vivere più a lungo e in salute. Ma funzionano? Illustration: Helen James / SWI swissinfo.ch La ricerca dell’elisir di lunga vita va avanti da tempo immemore e la Svizzera vi ha sempre svolto un ruolo chiave.
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1 week ago |
swissinfo.ch | Céline Stegmüller |Jessica Davis Plüss |Carlo Pisani
Listen to the article Listening the article Toggle language selector English (US) English (British) Generated with artificial intelligence. Share People from all over the world have come to Switzerland for centuries in search of the fountain of youth. How did the small Alpine nation become a magnet for longevity seekers?
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1 week ago |
swissinfo.ch | Jessica Davis Plüss |Céline Stegmüller |Helen James |Thomas Kern
There is a booming market for treatments, pills and gadgets that claim to slow ageing and help us live healthier, longer lives. Do they work? swissinfo.ch Listen to the article Listening the article Toggle language selector English (US) English (British) Generated with artificial intelligence. Share The search for the elixir of life has been going on since time immemorial – and Switzerland has played a key role.
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Is there a Fountain of Youth in Switzerland? The country has attracted devotees with its blessed sources, boasted rejuvenating powers through its thermal waters, and welcomed wealthy guests and celebrities in its longevity clinics... and for good reasons https://t.co/80WZU3uZOV
The story of Natalia deserved to be told in a different format than what we usually publish at @swissinfo_en so my colleague @EServettaz and I came up with a concept for this "first-person narration" mini documentary, closeUp. Curious? Watch it on: https://t.co/3FQ94ChfSJ
Deported, Denied, Determined: A Ukrainian Woman's Forced Journey from Ru... https://t.co/OL6h8hTY5o via @YouTube
RT @swissinfo_en: Natalia, a 40-year-old Ukrainian who had lived in Moscow for over 15 years, was stopped at the Russian border, interrogat…
