Reconciling Lifespan and Healthspan

Emily Rogalski quoted in the University of Chicago Magazine article, “Aging against the odds. The brains of aging outliers hold lessons for neuroscientists”:

‘“We’ve gotten good, as a medical community, at extending lifespan, but our health span is not keeping up. … We’re still extending this period of unhealthiness at the end,” she says. Superagers “really represent that better balance between lifespan and healthspan. It would be great to have a future where more people achieve that.”’

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