Longevity: The Tech-Lengthened Lifespan
The market for life-extending solutions is accelerating, with $5.2bn invested in age-reversing clinics and preventative treatments globally in 2022 (Longevity.Technology, 2023). Alongside clinical interventions, nascent tech aims to help consumers cheat death entirely, keeping bodies and digital personas alive forever. Stylus highlights how brands can entice consumers with bleeding-edge longevity innovations.
Age-Reversing Optimists
Digital Immortality Gains Traction
Healthcare for Improving Senior Lifestyles
Advancements in cell rejuvenation technology provide hope that reversing ageing could soon become reality, fuelling interest and investments in the longevity industry from tech elites. Meanwhile, cryonics start-ups promise sci-fi-inspired treatments for wealthy consumers interested in experimental methods for achieving immortality.
Advancements in cell rejuvenation technology provide hope that reversing ageing could soon become reality, fuelling interest and investments in the longevity industry from tech elites. Meanwhile, cryonics start-ups promise sci-fi-inspired treatments for wealthy consumers interested in experimental methods for achieving immortality.
Summary
Age-Reversing Optimists | Advancements in cell rejuvenation technology provide hope that reversing ageing could soon become reality, fuelling interest and investments in the longevity industry from tech elites. Meanwhile, cryonics start-ups promise sci-fi-inspired treatments for wealthy consumers interested in experimental methods for achieving immortality. |
Digital Immortality Gains Traction | As we reported in Death in the Next Decade, consumers are searching for ways of attaining digital immortality – i.e., preserving their virtual personas and safeguarding precious memories online indefinitely. New AI tools are making it possible for people to record their legacies and connect with loved ones who have passed away. |
Healthcare for Improving Senior Lifestyles | The global population is ageing rapidly – by 2030, one in six people will be 60 or older (WHO, 2023). This means age-related health issues are on the rise, as are the costs associated with addressing them. From cancer vaccines to elite clinics, new health- and wellbeing-focused longevity solutions are helping people live fuller lives at all ages. |
Longevity: The Tech-Lengthened Lifespan
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