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The strategic imperative of the 100-year life

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Trump's data wrecking ball has echoes of Greek tragedy • The US President is gouging out chunks of America’s long-established economic data apparatus because he doesn’t like what he sees. It’s unlikely to end well, warns Jerry Davis

SPANNING THE AGE OF LONGEVITY Three trends that redefine how we live, work, and grow older • The idea of a three-stage life – school, work, retirement – is rapidly being pensioned off. Nele Dael and Alyson Meister explore the options for a world where people will routinely live healthy lives well into their nineties

Your 5am wake-up call Biohacks for a long, productive life • Understanding what makes your brain and body perform at their optimum is the foundation for long-term performance. Kayla Barnes-Lentz talks the talk and walks the walk

THE DAILY ROUTINE OF A BIOHACKER

Long-term gains: how global aging is reshaping work, wealth, and well-being • Increasing longevity is forcing a rethink of public policy, individual lifestyles, and private finances. Damien Ng explains why there is no need to overreact

COST-EFFECTIVE MEDICAL DIAGNOSTICS

ANTI-AGING DRUGS FAIL TO WIN APPROVAL

LONG LIVE LIFE ON EARTH • Our pursuit of longer life cannot happen without a sustainable future for society and the planet. Julia Binder argues that we should target healthier lives for all, rather than for a few wealthy individuals

WHAT LEADERS CAN DO

Building a healthy community creates a healthy society • The physical, mental, and emotional well-being of your people is an oftenoverlooked metric that will lead to improved results for your organization, suggests Gladys Moran

Act now, before it's too late We all want a healthy old age, so why do so few of us do anything to make it a reality? • Research by the Boston Consulting Group exposes an inconvenient truth about longevity: awareness has never been higher, but action lags far behind. Iana Kouris and Mark Abraham present the data and explore ways to turn aspirations into reality

In it for the long run? What the world of sport can teach executives • By adopting similar habits to those of elite athletes, leaders can perform at their best for longer. Olympians Matthijs Büchli and Susan Goldsworthy suggest ways to achieve your goals with less stress

How to prepare for a world where living to 100 is the new normal • A century of progress in medical science and healthier living has gifted us extra decades of productive life. Avivah Wittenberg-Cox suggests ways to ensure that you and your organization are ready to make the most of the opportunities on offer

LA POSTE: DELIVERING A FIRST-CLASS SERVICE FOR SENIORS

When is the right time to say goodbye? It's the age-old question • Performance, not age, should influence when older leaders step aside, argues Michael Skapinker

Why we should cherish women over 50 • Multigenerational teams bring competitive advantages. It’s vital to tap into the wisdom and experience of older workers, urges Shelley Zalis

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