ageing by itself is the largest risk factor for every single disease, chronic disease of ageing.argeting it, you target all disease together. but how do we separate science from snake oil? the longevity industry is worth billions, with hopes of delaying disease, extending our sprightly years and maybe even throwing in a few extra. i let a system of science and data run my body. it does a betterjob taking care of me than i can. maybe even our furry friends can be with us for longer. he just sneezed in my face! and the things some people will do to stay young! push it out, push it out. you got this. do you consider yourself a guinea pig? no, i don't! i consider myself to be an explorer on the frontiers, trying to find out what's possible. tech entrepreneur bryanjohnson is spending millions trying to turn back time on his body. i refer to myself as a professional rejuvenation athlete. it's a new sport i want to create. i'm not a bio—hacker, i'm not a health enthusiast, i am a professional rejuvenation athlete. i love it. working with a team of 30 scientists, his daily life is dictat

gap, the difference between your heart age and your true age.ages, i can see thatjust as patients, or even just sitting here, can see thatjust as patients, or evenjust sitting here, is really appealing to now, but say i get given in age that is significantly older than me, then the battle is ripe, others factors that i can change and do something about, or can i not, or is it something else completely? irate can i not, or is it something else completely?— can i not, or is it something else comletel ? . ., ., ., completely? we have found that both uenes and completely? we have found that both genes and environmental— completely? we have found that both genes and environmental risk- completely? we have found that both genes and environmental risk factors | genes and environmental risk factors are important. hypertension are one of the main things that drive premature ageing, not something we can treat, but it doesn't give any symptoms, so it's important that people in they are invited for the health checks go and have their blood pressure checked.

then we get an age gap, the difference between your heart age, and your true age.is: the difference between those two ages, i can see that as a patient sitting here, really appealing to know, but let's say i am given an age that is significantly older than me. then the battle is right. are there things that i can do, is this something else completely? >> we found both genes and environmental risk factors were important. hypertension really drives premature agg. that is something that we can treat. but it doesn't give any symptoms. it's important, when people are invited for their health checks, get your blood pressure checked. it is not just a single snapshot in time, it looks at accumulated affect of all things in our lifestyle, all the risk factors we have experienced, and the cumulative effect of that on our heart age. it also has allowed us to pinpoint some genes that might be important as well, genes important in the immune system for regulating inflammation, an important part of aging. also elastic proteins in our system as well. lewis: tell me what are the k

why do our cells stop actively dividing as we age? let's take a look at how our brains age.her we will study the new rule of medical examination. in a vacuum , there is a need for answers to questions hovering in the air, at least in the world and the main challenges of national interest. belarus in front of the building of the secretary is already reserved. there are many economic processes here that are mutually beneficial. on tv channel belarus 24 management through unforeseen circumstances enter the entire public state of a certain shock now is the main strategy that will use the west and beyond the laws through. through elections. radicals to power. they will never come, the people hate them by military means. now belarus cannot be defeated. so, the stake will be placed on terror. extremism is not before anything the west will not stop, any means will be thrown for belarus in their scenario. one , two, four twenty-fifth years, an attempt at any cost to blow up the situation from within. today, we must be prepared every day for protection of their world, and including th

the state retirement age - challenging. the state retirement age in - challenging. france challenging. the state - retirement age in france will rise from 62 to 64 today. it is a phased introduction to take place over several years, rising by three months each year. but the passage of this bill was accompanied by months of violent protest. it is a response or rising global life expectancy which is doubled in just a hundred years. that brings big challenges about how to pay for health care and welfare. that is the topic on this week's talking business. been speaking to a doctor from the mit age lab who told us that actually, we should be optimistic about the strength. frankly there are many challenges but longevity or ageing population should also be looked at as an amazing opportunity. we've never had this many older people and frankly, living there as long and this well. some of the challenges however our what would they want, how do we keep them age, how do we maim game productivity and an ageing world? these are notjust challenges but global opportunities. we cha

the effects of ageing.s say in the scientific journal nature communications that it could be done quite easily in gp surgeries. we need to supercharge research, research like this, which can open new biological avenues into new treatments, potentially drugs, that could identify somebody who seems to have features of premature ageing of their heart and their blood vessels, and actually be able to treat it with drugs that mean you never develop heart diseases at all. how fantastic would that be? and here is the next step. 256 sensors are measuring heart activity. it produces what is, in effect, a digital copy of his heart, showing how the electrical activity is causing it to beat. these digital experiments will transform the way we conduct health care. it will be possible for scientists to use these resources to test the impact of drugs, new cardiac devices, lifestyle interventions, and importantly, to predict each individual�*s personalised risk. heart research is now in the digital world, with al and machin

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we're populations are aging as fast as they are. in fact, in many countries now, one and 5 people is over the age of 65. but aging is just the prelude to population contraction, which is actually happening in the number of the worlds biggest economies, including russia, china, and japan. so we're dealing with a lot of dynamics right now that are really up ending what we consider to be normal, the normal world and a normal economy. and because of that, we have to shift our thinking about who's able to work when they can be consumers. how we engage people in society as a whole, and whether or not g d p is really the only measure for society success. so it all comes down to the dollar always comes down to the dollar no matter what even in this day. okay, so what do you find to be the most positive trent? reason for a trend like this to happen and we're going to start with the positive side is always positive. it's the 20th century is a success story. we extended human longevity during the 20th century in large part because we took care

well, my grandfather entered the coal mines at the age of 14. i don't think we're going in that direction. okay. is this a good thing? because, i mean, there was a lot of or if there was a reason why we took the children out of the coal mines at 1314 and put them in school. exactly. we believed in investing in use because investing in youth was the future. well, what we did with all of these interventions, getting kids out of factories, getting them off the fields, making sure they had the stable, stable of food supply, making sure they're clean water. all of these contributed to children moving from a one and 2 chance of dying before the age of 18 to a nearly 9095 percent chance of surviving into adults. these are all good things, but what that did during that period was explode the global population. we went from about 2000000000 people to 8000000000 people today. that is a disruptive change. now as we go into this new era, we're actually looking at a more historical norm for society, where we'll have slow growth in some nations, plateauing an

he's also the author of the super age. how long are life spans are changing every thing we know about work life and learning. and david, also co founder and managing partner of economy for where he led to business development in asia and europe, and served at the a rp, the world largest organization, dedicated to improving the lives of owner people where he was the actually the director of global partnership and engagements. welcome brad, the quite the resume that makes you an expert in this area. so i want to start off . do you see a difference in what is what has impacted major and global demographic shift from the past and what we're seeing today. this is the 1st time in history. we're populations are aging as fast as they are. in fact, in many countries now, one and 5 people is over the age of 65. but aging is just the prelude to population contraction, which is actually happening in a number of the worlds biggest economies, including russia, china, and japan. so we're dealing with a lot of dynamics right now that are

the minimum age will remain 18 years. the, the parliamentary defense chief called the necessary steps to create a better force we considered all the advantages and disadvantages and came to the decision that it's better this way. we always need to, well prepared to move on. mobilization was of critics reading between the lines, say moscow needs more soldiers and in a hurry we still, i'm in the system with at the moment at the russia is lacking troops was not because of the way this can, we can go. but as i'm ice resources need to come from somewhere, the buses, for example, of men over the age of 27, should the will for you. well now they're the ones who have been chosen as victims . i should've distributed the if i need to practice the shipment. the new law means russia's army could grow by an estimated 2000000. officials say the recruits will not be sent to fight and ukraine, but many are afraid. that's exactly the fate that awaits them. as reinforcements for the front line, the kremlin hasn't commented on the new law,

years of age. that's after president food and already announced the mobilization of $300000.00 troops. last september. moscow hasn't revealed the number of troops deployed against ukraine, but earlier this year, ukrainian military intelligence claimed staff features, but at around 280000. the british defense minister has said 97 percent of the russian army is in ukraine. moscow has publicly acknowledged the depths of only 6000 soldiers, but independent russian media outlets working with germany's tubing and the university put that number at close to 50000. there was no independent information on the number of people who deserted the russian army by human rights groups. say, there are more than 1000 court cases against alleged russian disorders. some rights groups say that figure is even higher. so recent moves by the government indicate russia, needs even more troops along with a law aimed at raising the maximum conscription age. it will also be harder for people who are drafted to leave the countr

so this means that a young man age 25 and 1973 must be compared with a young man age 25. today. the fact says this isn't necessarily compromised because nowadays children are born more often to older parents at a later stage in life. future, and that should definitely be taking into account lessons. exactly why spend counts the declining remains unclear. it's those that might be related to men's life styles, all their environment, including how much contact they have with pollution, pollution. oh, plastic was based exist using the archival. the most important thing is that healthy balance to live styles that you don't necessarily have to do anything proactively. it's like you should avoid certain things. that means all harmful substances as well as stimulants, such as smoking, alcohol is correct, unhealthy diet. but chemical substances at work might play a role, but it could also be that stress simply causes us to produce fewer than the poor quality sperm. there's an urgent need for more research in the field. every year over $10000000.00 girls and young women become mothers, wh

but we have very different age structures. so you know, you, you want to understand and kind of create a global community. but we're looking at, at governments and countries here that are dealing with very different populations in terms of age. and so the thinking may be different, and we that's gonna attract some diplomacy and some effort between us to tell them more unified response to global crises of what bring a new voice into our conversation. and this is a professor of global development at cornell university. alex, i'm going to play this comment for you and i'd really be interested on why you take the idea next. so k is paul say it'd be in population is an important milestone. but what it means is going to vary quite a bit across countries. in developing regions where population is still throwing a one main concern is going to be guard and the quality to verify. i sent a decline in most of african countries from the top down. and what that means is you have an increase in concentration, affinity among the poor, and at

the buses for examples of min over the age of 27 shippable for you. well, now they're the ones who have been chosen as victims as a very warm welcome to the day you there is military coup. leaders have arrested for more government ministers. that's according to the party of detained president mohammed by sume and those arrested incl. the ministers for oil and mining as also ahead of the parties executive committee. the who has a queue is new jersey them or colonial power, france of wanting a military intervention to reinstate president by zoom, who's been held by cool leaders since last week. on sunday, supporters of the qu storm, the french embassy in the capital in the on may, the french government says it recognizes pursue, as these, there's only legitimate liter, the in pursuit of its policy of finding ways and means to intervene militarily in the share of the friends with the complicity of certain new jerry ends held a meeting at the headquarters of the major national guard to obtain the necessary political and military authorizations. thus, mist

the same age that vinyl good marriage at this age would you want to be? might god say no? because of being a girl child, i believe, to say there is more to life than getting married at the very young age. one of the reasons why i wouldn't want to get married is the health risk that i would face up in marriage and also violence that i would face in marriage in terms of really the lows that to buy and job matters in the country. you have your subject to religious, you also have your cost of money laws. what i did very much i liked and what is really the age for marriage here in december. okay. been know now as i speak to you under the children's quote at a line when the code prohibits child marriage, it's customary and statutory. so that little was so pretend over all the laws that talk about child merrick. but you still have, you still have the communities that actually banking on day these customer you laws as government days, a penalty that comes with that. uh, for example, under the uh, education act we undertook to iris a person who takes out a child out of school to ge

that must have felt like a huge responsibility at that age, wasn�*t it?. i mean, i was well prepared. iwas, um...probably quite nervous. i think i was pretty nervous. that was the first time i�*d been away from home for several days on a residential course, so, um... i remember the... i was going to say lady, because that�*s what she seemed to me at the time, that was sitting next to me. she was “i! and that was, er... i felt sort of intimidated by that. i don�*t think my feet could properly touch the floor. but... iwas... i remember being told off once or twice for chatting to the person behind me, misbehaving. i remember there being one particularly difficult passage of music that i had worked out, like, a really complicated, like, finger pattern for, alongside my teacher, and i had to turn around and play the whole thing slowly for the whole first—violin section, and... but, i mean, at the age of eight, how much sense of responsibility do you really have? i was oblivious, kind of, and i was particularly oblivious the minute i started playing. so i coul

, well, not from the age of 14, a little bit, or how , when did the belief that a woman should get an education there, then make a career, then provide a material base for herself, and only after this, they already so -called approach to such difficult reproductive age is taken care of by the birth audit , which results in additional problems in the form of infertility , pregnancy and many other problems, and the time for the birth of the third is shortened and the mission of the fourth child must be fulfilled. no woman should understand what it is. well, before she gives birth, of course , within the limits of our physiological recommendations . and therefore, the age of the first child of the second child is important, and in principle, the problem of the birth rate is the problem of the population decrease, the drop in the birth rate, and not only her russian, but you can always solve it, well, you can do it in two ways: either give women more opportunities to work , more opportunities, just mothers with children themselves to feel more comfortable in society, well, in this way, yo

population will be over the age of 65. that means more people requiring more frequent and advanced medical care, which often means more pills. but there's a growing movement in the medical and the scientific community that's urging less pills and more plants. they look at marijuana as a potential life changer for those suffering from age-related conditions like chronic pain, insomnia, anxiety, even alzheimer's disease. but does cannabis really work for seniors and is it safe? over the next hour, cnn's dr. sanjay gupta takes us around the world as he speaks to skeptics and advocates who are studying cannabis. sanjay also meets with older users who say their quality of life has quill proved because of marijuana. ♪ >>> april 2023. it's a picture perfect spring morning near the southern california coastline. >> then we'll hear from senior-friendly brands with recommendations and introductioned for you about it. >> reporter: a scene is unfolding that i can hardly believe. we made our way to laguna woods. this is a retirement co

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this is the age that i'm at.tied into the thought process around, oh, losing my confidence, my career�*s over. whereas actually we're now talking about post—menopause and how that can be the best 15 years of your career if you're with the right employer. but men can be some of the best allies, without a doubt. they really can be very supportive. and theyjust want to know more so they can be better allies. but they also want to learn in a safe space because they're worried about saying the wrong thing. and helen, let me end on this. it's a conversation that's finally been spoken about, but i am kind of wondering, where do you think the conversation, the discussion will be in, let's say, five years�* time? my hope is in five years�* time that we're not actually sitting having this conversation because it is literally part and parcel of a woman's health throughout her career. so i hope that i can almost put myself out of a role by having these conversations now so that we no longer have to have them in the future. a

well, not since the age of 14, a little, what or how, when did the belief that a woman should get an that , when approaching such a complex reproductive age, the birth audit is taken care of , and as a result, then there are additional problems in the form of infertility , infertility, and many other problems, and the time for the birth of the third and fourth child is getting shorter than well, before that, she advises that of course, within the limits of our physiological recommendations and therefore the age of birth of the first child of the second child is important and in principle the problem of the birth rate, the problem of the population decrease, the drop in the birth rate, not only is it russian, but it can always be solved, well, in two ways you can either give women more opportunities to work , more opportunities simply for mothers with children to feel more comfortable in society, well , you can ban the russians in this way or artem is not only russian, by the way, it is not only a russian problem to ban abortion, to force children to give birth at a young age, to ban

while she doesn't appear to have aged much, the average age of her patients, older, much older. >> ihink when we think about cannabis and older adults, there's a very clear and steep trajectory over years that seems to be continuing upward. probably because of increased availability and increased interest. i think it's a trend we're likely to continue to see. >> reporter: and it's a trend some people are betting the farm on. welcome to one of the largest cannabis-growing operations in the world. this is glass house farms and we're about 15 miles south of santa barbara, california. what you're going to find here is six greenhouses, each one about 15 football fields in size, which means they can grow about a million and a half pounds of weed every year. one of the plants that they grow here, for example, is something known as jelly fish which is specifically formulated to try and ease insomnia and pain. here's the thing, just about every plant that is grown here is designed with seniors in mind. i did not realize how big this was going to be. >> wow. >> reporter: when you look at all o

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well and the second one is also this week , this law was signed on increasing the conscription age, iarmy and later, accordingly, to be released from it turned out to be not the same as always, they simply raised the minimum age, uh, well, they expanded the range of conscription from 18 years old to 30, that ’s the situation in russia, and well, it must be said that even among russian patriots, all the stories about the conscription age they caused uh, well, you know, this ambiguous attitude is, to put it mildly , a blow because it is called trust trust between the authorities and society, if only from the very beginning they said we would raise the age from 27 to 30 due to the complicated situation and threats, yes, which are the transmitters of which is russia. well, i hope that they would accept it, uh, in general, with understanding, yes. and when they divorced . what kind of people are you, so to speak, this is the conversation around the fact that yes, not until 21, at first, so suddenly , in stages, then they took it, as if they cut off the проеджкам да последняя well, this is

of course many people are reading between the lines here, youth unemployment in china, that's age 16 to 24, reached a record high in june of 21.3 percent. and it was actually expected to go even higher in july with more than 10000000 new graduates entering the jump markets. but across to a new economy, you know, it's not just the story of youth on employments across the board. we seen, we've not seen the rebound that many expected office stringent cove, adult thousands right now we have a deflation rate environments. we have a really sluggish properties size to west. so much of wealth in china was tied up and to be off sluggish growth. and even the central bank coughing interest rates, and if you can pass out to the rest of the world, which is having to raise interest rates, you get a sense of the uniqueness of the chinese situation at the moment. and how big of a concern is high use unemployment for china's rulers the communist party? well, this is a huge, really important demographic in china. if you think of a, china is population. how big it is. this bracket of 16 to 24 year olds

is ageing and they need inflows of— population is ageing and they need inflows of migrants _ populationmigrants to _ population is ageing and they need inflows of migrants to continue - population is ageing and they need inflows of migrants to continue toi inflows of migrants to continue to grow. _ inflows of migrants to continue to grow. to — inflows of migrants to continue to grow. to take _ inflows of migrants to continue to grow, to take care _ inflows of migrants to continue to grow, to take care of— inflows of migrants to continue to grow, to take care of their- inflows of migrants to continue to| grow, to take care of their elders. so there _ grow, to take care of their elders. so there are — grow, to take care of their elders. so there are quite _ grow, to take care of their elders. so there are quite a _ grow, to take care of their elders. so there are quite a few— grow, to take care of their elders. so there are quite a few benefits. so there are quite a few benefits but let's — so there are quite a few benefits but let's also _ so there are quite a few benefits but let's also

this means that a young man age 25 and 1973 must be compared with a young man age 25. today on the front to is this isn't necessarily compromised because nowadays children are born more often to older parents at a later stage in life. and that should definitely be taking into account lessons. exactly why spend counts that declining remains unclear. it's those that might be related to men's life styles, all their environment, including how much contact they have with pollution, pollution. oh, plastic does this exist because one of the most important thing is that healthy balance to live styles that you don't necessarily have to do anything proactively. it's like you should avoid certain things that come. that means all harmful substances as well as stimulants, such as smoking, alcohol is correct, unhealthy diet, chemical substances at work might play a role, but it could also be that stress simply causes us to produce fewer than the poor quality sperm. there's an urgent need for more research in the field. every year over $10000000.00 girls and young women become mother

there are various hallmarks of aging. what is aging?cells are not working well. there are ways of measuring aging other than revolutions of planets. some are focussing on specific things. i talked to a aging researcher, the head of aging research at einstein and he talked about a diabetes drug used to target aging. listen to what he said. >> can we say that at this point that if you take metformin that you will delay what are often referred to as age-related diseases? >> yes. metformin targets the hallmarks of aging. one is the immune decline, okay. you take care of the immune decline and the inflammation and you actually do much, much better. so, yes, metformin is this pill that has a remarkable effect on the hallmarks of aging and protects us from age-related diseases. >> what he is basically saying is this diabetes drug, metformin, which was fda approved in 1994 for diabetes, could help target all those hallmarks of aging. now, it's not fda approved for that, for aging, but it is interesting. you get a lot of people in the biohacking

of course it, chinese population is aging rapidly by 2035. we're gonna have 400000000 people aged over 60 and more and more of the economic impacts button is going to fall on on young people. and it's contributed also to this phenomenon that we've seen of lying flat, which is assigned to the young people just in can you rejecting the demands of the car and walk environment in china? and so these problems, these demographic issues, these economic issues are where they need to improve. and that's going to be one of the biggest problems that china is going to be facing and coming is. so what does the government plan to do about it as well? a tech support response to your thought employment is something that a lot, a lot of governments around the wells do is to encourage and encourage entrepreneurship. and even that is a problem because we have china is over the last couple of years trying is cracked down on one tech education on the private site to all industries that usually kind of laptop young talent answer following that we still must lay of

we age differently. we're in a society now where people are trying to push people to work longer and increase the retirement age yet you are too old to be president. at the end of the day, even though age is bothersome to a lot of voters and trump isn't a spring chicken. democrats will vote for the democratic candidate and republicans will vote for the republican candidate and come down to five swing states and independent voters to make that determination. >> john: to leslie's point. people age at different rates. how would you describe biden's 80? >> the most obvious example of people aging is to look at a guy like donald trump compared to a guy like joe biden and joe biden is definitely a very old 80 when you consider half the time when he is talking the white house has to keep him from doing things because when he goes out and talks you have no idea on a good day what he is talking about. on a bad day he is making up stories, claiming to be places he wasn't, claiming things happened to him that didn'