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Dr. Charles Mok explains how research funded by tech billionaires, some with endowments up to $3 billion, aims to extend healthy human lifespan. Adding even one extra healthy year could reshape healthcare and the economy.

Dr. Charles Mok explains how research funded by tech billionaires, some with endowments up to $3 billion, aims to extend healthy human lifespan. Adding even one extra healthy year could reshape healthcare and the economy.
What impacts healthy aging. Scientists from all over the world, but particularly in this case on the west coast, presented what their companies were working on. A lot of these companies are founded by tech billionaires that give huge endowments, some cases up to $3 billion. This is studying aging and what can be done to extend people's healthy lifespan, impact humanity. If we look at adding, say, one healthy year to everybody in the world's life, economic impact to that is massive because we could be living longer on our own, staying out of nursing homes, having less impact on the health care system, even worse, working on it.

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