17 September 2025
A new study from Karolinska Institutet shows that the brain continues to generate neurons well into old age. The science is clear: growth continues. The challenge is cultural. Will...
A new study from Karolinska Institutet shows that the brain continues to generate neurons well into old age. The science is clear: growth continues. The challenge is cultural. Will...
Channel NewsAsia recently profiled Madam Lim, a 105-year-old Singaporean who is still living medicine-free. Born in 1920 and married at 18, she has lived through a century of wars,...
In Hyderabad, along with Kiran Vadlamani, I had the privilege of meeting Dr. K. Ravindranath a visionary who embodies what I call Gen E: leaders who’ve created impact in...
We plan carefully for how to be Alive and how to live with dignity. We spend decades building careers, nurturing relationships, and shaping legacies. But when it comes to...
From Innovation to Impact: What Singapore’s ACE Report Means for the Longevity Economy Singapore’s ACE Innovation Trends Report is more than a catalogue of medical technologies; it is a...
In ancient Rome, soldiers did not simply walk away from service; they retired with honor. After 20 years of duty, legionaries were rewarded with land or a payout from...
Last week, I introduced the idea of the Longevity Inflation Index (LII), a new metric for understanding the real impact of rising costs on the savings and security of...
As we step deeper into the era of 100-year lives, the global economy is confronting a silent crisis: traditional inflation frameworks are dangerously outdated. Built around mid-life spending patterns,...
Nitin Jaiswal Founder, AgeTech Leadership Labs In popular discourse, longevity is often reduced to one idea: living longer. As a triumph of science, medicine, and public health, the increase...
As part of my research on the “Longevity Economy,” I’ve been reading the thought-provoking book Lifespan by David A. Sinclair A.O., Ph.D. Professor at Harvard Medical School. Two concepts he presents...
