China a dramatic example of an ageing society leading to a falling population. Aging societies like China show a shift: people want fewer kids and healthier, longer lives, demanding prolonged active engagement. #longevityimperative

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Mortality rates rise with age. If instead they stopped increasing at the age of 50 what would human life expectancy be?

In 'The Longevity Imperative,' I emphasize bridging the gap between healthspan and lifespan. Our health system and lifestyles must evolve to match our extended years. Discover more in this video.

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Around the world the state pension age is rising. Is that right and how do we stay productive for longer? Chapter 5 The Longevity Imperative looks at the future of careers and retirement and how to boost the economy in the face of an ageing society. #longevityimperative #ageing

Longevity, like AI and sustainability, is vital for our future and requires radical changes to prevent adverse outcomes. #FutureFocused #LongevityMatters #longevityimperative

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Looking forward to talking “The Longevity Imperative” in the US. Space available at some of the events so if you are interested I look forward to seeing you then!

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Prepare for a profound transformation of our essence as humans, as the process of aging undergoes a significant change. It's time to redefine the longevity narrative for a healthier, wiser, and more active future. #longevityimperative

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With the young destined to become the old, investing in our future is crucial. Let's stay evergreen, maintaining relevance at every stage of life. #InvestInLongevity #EvergreenLiving

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'The Longevity Imperative' guides us towards an energetic aging society where people have active extended years with more education, flexible careers and more time with loved ones. #AgingWithPurpose #Longevity Financial Times

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Had a fantastic conversation with Avivah Wittenberg-Cox about the societal transformations essential for enhancing aging and unlocking the full potential of our extended healthy years. #longevityimperative

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With global life expectancy now exceeding 70 years old, we need to change how we age, not how long we age, says Andrew J Scott. newscientist.com/article/mg2623…

We need to redesign our society to maximize the advantages of increased longevity for all. #Longevity #FutureWellbeing #longevityimperative

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With so much of how you age determined by your behaviour and your environment, ageing well requires a greater reliance on your own choices as well as greater use of your own biological data to optimise health care. See Chapter 4 The Longevity Imperative.

Andrew. Couldn’t agree more. That is the essence of The Longevity Imperative. We already have long lives, now we have to make them healthy, productive and engaged for longer. Thats a new challenge for us as individuals and society and requires profound change.

Surveys show longevity breakthroughs aren't certain but possible with our growing aging insight. With life expectancy over 80 in some places, extended lives are real, and even longer ones feasible.

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How do you save for a 100-year life? In this clip, Economist and Author of ‘The 100-Year Life’; Andrew J Scott explains how as we live longer, we need to be flexible with our saving goals so we can balance longer periods of working, with times of relaxation or caring needs.

Without a focus on building a longevity society, nations risk being mired in outdated policies unfit for our extended lifespans. Let's shift to support longer, healthier lives at every age. #LongevitySociety #LonevityImperative

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In an era where youth can envision old age as a certainty, we unlock precious time—time for family bonds, for reveling in life's joys, and for career aspirations. #Longevity #longevityimperative

Ageing societies arise from low birth rates and extended lifespans, leading to fewer youths and more older persons. Instead of highlighting the rise in the elderly, we need to emphasize longevity, shifting focus from age to sustained life quality.

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The best way to do this is to make sure that people are fit and free from disease at 60-odd and therefore quite happy to keep working.

We really need to make our societies more longevity-centred. Luckily, Andrew J Scott has a great new book about how! amazon.co.uk/Longevity-Impe…