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Experts Warn Longevity Science Exposes Wealth Gap

Longevity science currently creates a stark wealth gap because low-income patients cannot afford the newest anti-aging therapies, while wealthier groups reap longer, healthier lives. In my work consulting with public-health agencies, I see the same pattern repeat: breakthroughs are celebrated, but access remains uneven. Medical Disclaimer: This article is for

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longevity ethics

Longevity Science Isn't What You Were Told

According to the Cedars-Sinai panel, 87% of experts say current longevity therapies cost over $100,000 per year, making the dream of paying $1 million to live to 200 unrealistic. In reality, the science is still evolving, and affordability, access, and ethics pose far bigger challenges than the hype suggests.