Medicine 3.0 aims to prevent chronic disease through early, aggressive, and personalized therapies, and to prioritize healthspan equally with lifespan.

“I think the first part sets up the structure of the book it gets the Frameworks across you'll certainly as a reader understand the problem statement right and and I again I think you can't solve or even attempt to solve complicated problems if you aren't asking the right questions and you don't have the right Frameworks that's something that we posit very clearly here and that's really what part one is about and that's not just explaining what longevity is and isn't but it's explaining something called medicine 3.0 which is the vehicle through which you pursue this thing”

“and that is to 3.0 and 3.0 is basically predicated on evidence informed as opposed to evidence-based guidelines it is predicated on absurdly early preventative measures for chronic conditions which are now the dominant source of morbidity and mortality it's no longer acute conditions and it has to be highly personalized”

“so the purpose of medicine 3.0 is to try to address where medicine 2.0 has fallen short it's not to replace medicine 2.0”

“the first is that it is aimed at preventing rather than treating chronic disease by acting early acting aggressively and tailoring the therapies to the individuals based on the best available evidence which is not necessarily going to be derivable from randomized control trials and the second pillar of medicine 3.0 is that Health span is to be given at least as much effort and attention as lifespan”

“in essence the purpose of medicine 3.0 is to try to address where medicine 2.0 has fallen short it's not to replace medicine 2.0 um I certainly from time to time um hear feedback from people who I think misunderstand the arguments I've tried to lay out and uh there there's nowhere that I'm suggesting that we need to do away with medicine 2.0 that we don't want the system as it exists today in its capacity to do what it can do”

“the first is that it is aimed at preventing rather than treating chronic disease by acting early acting aggressively and tailoring the therapy to the individuals based on the best available evidence which is not necessarily going to be derivable from randomized control trials”

“Medicine 3.0 is really about highly preventive super early personalized care”