Longevity.Technology: We’re at the beginning of the second longevity revolution
Andrew Scott on why humanity must pursue an ‘evergreen’ agenda to become a longevity society, rather than an aging one. To read the full article, click here.
Andrew Scott on why humanity must pursue an ‘evergreen’ agenda to become a longevity society, rather than an aging one. To read the full article, click here.
In the first session of his world economy class at the London Business School, economics professor Andrew Scott asked students to name the trends that will transform their lives and careers over the next several decades. Artificial intelligence and climate change sparked much discussion among his students. Meanwhile, the trend of demographic change and “more …
Marketwatch: Living to 95 may impact the world as much as AI and climate change Read More »
Life expectancy soared in the rst two decades of this century, World Health Organization data shows — and that’s posing challenges for some rich countries. People tend to underestimate their chances of living to 75, according to a report by the Institute for Fiscal Studies, meaning they often don’t save enough cash for retirement. To …
TODAY, a child born in the UK can expect to live into their nineties. That is a remarkable testimony to medical, scientific and social progress, which has lowered mortality rates so we die later. To read the full article, click here.