The Longevity Imperative: Building a Better Society for Healthier, Longer Lives

“One of the things that he takes on here, which was raised in the earlier book as well, is the danger that if you simply allow this demographic change to happen without taking any action, then we risk having a longer life that is actually no better, indeed worse, than the shorter, healthier life that might have gone before. What you want is to live a better life both medically, but also in the way the economics is set up so that you can continue to make a difference well into healthy old age.” Read more...

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