ANNUAL CES EDUCATION MEMBERSHIP

Learn epigenetics.
Understand aging.

Explore DNA methylation, biological aging and longevity research through online, faculty-led education.

For physicians, nurse practitioners, dietitians and clinical nutritionists seeking a stronger foundation in the science.

$1,995/year ¡ One year of course and community access

A result raises questions.
Start with understanding.

Build a foundation for reading the evidence and discussing what an epigenetic measurement can tell you.

01 / THE MEASUREMENT

What does it measure?

Understand why an age estimate and a pace-of-aging measure answer different questions.

02 / THE EVIDENCE

What supports the result?

Explore the research behind the measurement and the context in which it was studied.

03 / THE PERSPECTIVE

Where are the limits?

Keep the evidence and its limitations visible when considering potential applications.

THE LEARNING

Start with the science.
Build your perspective.

Explore the science, from the history of biological aging clocks to epigenetic testing in clinical practice.

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DNA methylation & clinical epigenetics

Explore methylation biology and the concepts that underpin this evolving field.

Biological aging & epigenetic clocks

Learn how aging clocks developed and how different tools approach the measurement of biological aging.

Age versus pace of aging

Explore DunedinPACE and the distinction between an estimated age and a rate of aging.

Clinical perspectives on testing

Consider faculty perspectives on testing, the supporting research and questions about potential applications.

SELECTED COURSE FACULTY

Learn from the people
behind the research.

Educators and researchers bring context to the concepts, measurements and questions covered in the course.

Jeff Bland

Jeff Bland, PhD

Clinical epigenetics

An introduction to the field and its perspective on healthcare.

Terrie Moffitt

Terrie Moffitt, PhD

DunedinPACE

The research behind measuring the pace of aging.

Mike Stone

Mike Stone, MD

History of biological aging clocks

The questions and concepts that shaped aging measurement.

Selected course instructors shown. View the full curriculum and faculty on the Learn page.

THE MEMBERSHIP

One membership.
A year of learning.

CES annual membership combines structured education with access to an online professional community.

Included course: Introduction to DNA Methylation, Epigenetic Clocks and Treatments

Education for a developing field. Explore the science, research and limitations behind epigenetic testing.

$1,995 / year

  • One year of self-paced course access
  • Access to the CES online forum
  • Up to 6 AMA PRA Category 1 Credits™ available*
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Before you decide.

Is this a course or a membership?

You enroll in an annual CES membership. Course and forum access are included for one year.

Can I learn on my own schedule?

Yes. The course is online and self-paced.

Is this relevant to nutrition professionals?

The education addresses the science of methylation and biological aging for interested health professionals. Suitability for your learning goals and eligibility for professional credit are separate questions. Review the curriculum and the provider’s credit requirements before enrolling.

Will the course tell me how to treat a patient?

The course explores concepts, research and faculty perspectives. A test result or educational course alone does not establish a treatment decision; interpretation depends on the evidence and clinical context.

THE SOCIETY

A place for learning
and informed discussion.

The Clinical Epigenetic Society brings education and professional discussion to the evolving field of clinical epigenetics.

RESEARCH & COLLABORATION

Keep the inquiry going.

Interested in epigenetic research or a potential collaboration? Explore CES’s research focus and get in touch about your interests.

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