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That is "traditonal" healthcare, where the target age is 70-80ish, with basically no means to get past that. This is very different from what longevity researc
by hobofan 7y ago
That is "traditonal" healthcare, where the target age is 70-80ish, with basically no means to get past that.
This is very different from what longevity research (like in the article) is tackling, and almost non of that money (public or private) is invested there.
- speedplane 7y ago> That is "traditonal" healthcare, where the target age is 70-80ish, with basically no means to get past that. This is very different from what longevity research (like in the article) is tackling... If you're searching for a cure for cancer, heart failure, or any of fatal health ailment, you are by definition trying to extend people's lives. The entire purpose of healthcare is to extend both the length and quality of people's lives.