What if lifetimes of 100, 110, or even more years become the norm? We are in the midst of a global demographic shift resulting from increasing longevity and low birth rates. While lifespans have nearly doubled in the last century, some believe that lengthening lives further is the ultimate scientific goal. But there is a more urgent challenge. We must ensure that lifespan health—the opportunity to enjoy the gift of more time—is available to all of us. How has the growing knowledge about nutrition, exercise, and mindful living interacted with social determinants of health? What progress has been made by precision medicine, innovative digital tools, and genetic research—and who benefits from it? Experts explore these questions along with possibilities just around the corner.

Moderator
Paul Irving
Chairman, Center for the Future of Aging, Milken Institute; Distinguished Scholar in Residence, Davis School of Gerontology, USC

Speakers
Elizabeth Blackburn
Nobel Laureate; President Emerita, Salk Institute

Dan Buettner
Founder, Blue Zones and Blue Zones, LLC

Laura Deming
Partner, The Longevity Fund

Arianna Huffington
Founder and CEO, Thrive Global; Founder, The Huffington Post