The global aging population is growing rapidly, with the WHO projecting that the number of people over 60 will rise from 12% to 22% by 2050. Key factors contributing to this trend include: 🌍 Improved Living Conditions: Clean water, safe housing, and reduced pollution impact longevity. 💉 Healthcare Advances: Medical innovations in prevention and treatment are enhancing life expectancy. 💰 Socioeconomic Status: Better access to healthcare, nutrition, and resources boosts longevity. 🧑🤝🧑 Social Support: Strong social connections and community engagement promote emotional and mental well-being. Preventive healthcare plays a major role in extending life by addressing risk factors early. Despite its effectiveness, it's underfunded, with the US spending $1 trillion annually on preventable chronic diseases. 🍏 Nutrition is essential for longevity. The trend of food as medicine links diet to preventing chronic diseases and improving health. Medically tailored meals improve outcomes and reduce healthcare costs, with 58% of consumers now prioritizing health benefits in food choices. For older adults, personalized healthcare is key to safe and effective treatment. Tailored care reduces risks, particularly for those on multiple medications. Technology, nutrition, and preventive healthcare are shaping the future of aging, offering the potential for longer, healthier lives. This is a large part of our work at Qina and we invite you to stay up to date with the latest industry briefs and developments by signing up to our Data Hub at: Qina.tech Want to work with us? Send us a IM. #Longevity #Aging #PreventiveHealthcare #PersonalizedNutrition #HealthTech #FoodAsMedicine
