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Hosted at longevityresearch.ca, the free Atlas comprises roughly 70 interactive analyses spanning cardiovascular disease, multiple cancers, kidney and liver disease, dementia and other brain pathologies, rare diseases, and all-cause mortality, among others. Each analysis pairs a browser-based dashboard with a formal report and is built on the same transparent engine, allowing users to construct an intervention bundle and watch the cross-correlation-corrected hazard ratio, projected life-years, and biological-pathway coverage update in real time. Ideal users are doctors and their patients.
The Initiative also released two new public tools: a healthy-longevity optimizer that ranks the highest-leverage interventions for extending lifespan, and an “optimal bundle” builder that runs the complete 45-intervention longevity model on the same causal engine.
Within the 3,500 routed adults, the modeled upper-bound life-year gains were:
Pulmonary disease (COPD, idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis, pulmonary arterial hypertension): +10.25 life-years
Heart disease (cardiovascular mortality): +9.28 life-years
Metabolic disease (type 2 diabetes): +8.88 life-years
Cancer (cause-specific mortality): +4.54 life-years
Brain (tumour and stroke): +3.65 life-years