I’m not entirely sure I agree - the advances we’ve made in cancer treatment certainly will improve life expectancy and will improve quality of life in aging. Fu

I’m not entirely sure I agree - the advances we’ve made in cancer treatment certainly will improve life expectancy and will improve quality of life in aging. Further a lot has been accomplished in terms of identifying amino acids and other gross systemic declines that can easily be supplemented and improve aging. A lot of aging pathways are being explored and identified. I think we are not going to see a juice box elixir of youth but a steady improvement that accelerates. Long covid is three years old. That’s absurd to use as a comparison.