In a world where aging and the desire for a consistently healthy, vital, and extended life are increasingly becoming a reality, we are faced with a myriad of challenges and opportunities. These range from groundbreaking medical developments to ethical considerations and social upheavals. An intriguing discussion gathers leading experts to explore the future of longevity. This discussion delves not only into extending lifespan through medical breakthroughs but also into the profound impacts and opportunities for our society.
Researching and promoting long and healthy lives directly contributes to advancing health and well-being.
Discussing groundbreaking medical developments in the field of longevity promotes innovation and technological advances in healthcare.
Addressing issues of longevity can help reduce inequalities in access to healthcare and technology by focusing on the needs of older people and their rights.
Ethical considerations and social upheavals related to longevity require strengthening the rule of law and governance to ensure that associated challenges are addressed fairly and appropriately.
The discussion on the future of longevity necessitates collaboration between governments, businesses, civil society, and science to collectively develop solutions for the challenges and opportunities associated with aging and healthy living.
Bioethicist/Researcher
// University of Tübingen
Moderatorin
// ORF/Ö1
Wissenschaftlerin, Leitung des Bereichs "Arbeit und Chancengleichheit"
// Zentrum für Soziale Innovation
Head of Department, Director of Research
// Karl-Landsteiner-Institut für Lungenforschung
Professor
// CeMM & Medical University of Vienna