David Sinclair· PhD
Lifespan is not enough. You need healthspan! Lifespan does not always equal healthspan.
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Lifespan is not enough. You need healthspan! Lifespan does not always equal healthspan.
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See I think outlive encompasses both truthfully I I think you know to Bill's earlier comment um out living is more more than about the um chronological years of life it's about the quality of life as well
longevity is well it's a function uh I think so again I tend to think of things mathematically made up of two vectors and one of these vectors is lifespan and one of these vectors is Health span and both of these vectors are necessary to you know demonstrate the function of longevity
I haven't seen anything to make me believe that you can separate healthspan and lifespan
when I think of longevity what I'm really thinking about is maximizing both the length of life and the quality of life
When I think of longevity, what I'm really thinking about is maximizing both the length of life and the quality of life.
when I think of longevity what I'm really thinking about is maximizing both the length of life and the quality of life