Elizabeth Blackburn, Thomas DeRosa, Lynda Gratton, Derek Yach and Nancy Gibbs
What If You Are Still Alive in 2100?
World Economic Forum, 2016
¿De qué se trata?
Societies must begin preparing for human life spans of 100+ years.
Recommendation
Human beings increasingly will live to 100 and beyond. Alas, societies are unprepared for prolonged longevity and are ignoring an impending crisis. In this World Economic Forum discussion, a panel of experts addresses the broad ramifications of graying societies. getAbstract recommends this ambitious yet somewhat meandering conversation to politicians, health care administrators and anyone responsible for paving the road to a harmonious, grayer future.
Summary
About the Speakers
Nancy Gibbs is managing editor of Time magazine. Elizabeth Blackburn won the Nobel Prize for Physiology or Medicine in 2009. Lynda Gratton is a professor of management practices at the London Business School. Derek Yach is chief health officer of Vitality Institute. Thomas DeRosa is CEO of Welltower.
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