The Next Frontier of Longevity: Harnessing science & technology for health & wellness
summary
Claims that 80% of health outcomes come from the human exposome project frame longevity as a data and systems problem, not pills. Concrete tools named are AI, quantum sensing, systems biology, wearables and federated FAIR data commons; city testbeds appear in Costa Rica, Jersey and the UAE. An urban nudge example shows a 10% traffic cut yielding 28% noise and 22% particulate reduction. Economics cited: $2.3T US annual health cost and a potential $12T GDP gain by 2040.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Longevity science & tech intro
- 3:35Prevention over cure needed
- 7:09Costs of poor health
- 10:58Human exposome project
- 14:29Exposome test beds & impact
- 18:43Urban design for longevity
- 23:45AI in exposome intelligence
- 28:18Tech dev opportunities
- 32:29Equitable longevity
- 35:36Joy span & human connection
- 37:47Living healthier & happier
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