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About the book
Edited by Ilia Stambler, this collection connects biomedical research, public health and policy approaches to extending healthy life at population scale.
Healthy longevity depends on both scientific progress and institutions capable of translating knowledge into fair access.
The big idea
A coordinated longevity agenda can align research, prevention, care, education and policy around more years of functional health.
- Research
- Advance the science
- Prevent
- Reduce avoidable disease
- Coordinate
- Connect sectors
Four ideas to remember
Research
Advance the science
Support rigorous aging research, biomarkers and translational studies.
Evidence guides progress.Prevent
Reduce avoidable disease
Strengthen vaccination, screening and healthy environments across life.
Public health extends healthspan.Coordinate
Connect sectors
Align health, science, education, labor and social policy.
Longevity crosses institutions.Include
Guarantee fair benefit
Address global, economic and social differences in access.
Progress must be shared.Key takeaway
Research has greater impact when policy and public health can deliver its benefits broadly.
Why it matters
Longer lives without better health can intensify inequality and pressure on families and systems.
The result
More healthy years supported by science, prevention and effective institutions.
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