Insights at the Intersection of Science and the Longevity Economy

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The GCLS Longevity Review brings together leading voices from science, policy, investment, and industry to explore how longevity is reshaping healthcare systems, economies, and society.

Each edition offers in-depth analysis, expert perspectives, and real-world case studies spanning longevity science, preventive healthcare, AI and diagnostics, wellness and hospitality, and the emerging longevity economy.

Designed for healthcare leaders, policymakers, investors, entrepreneuers and innovators, the Longevity Review provides a strategic and evidence-based lens on one of the most transformative shifts in modern healthcare.
What readers will gain:
  • Global perspectives on science & the longevity economy
  • How AI and diagnostics transform global healthcare
  • Ethics of longevity & societal impact
  • Implications for policy & governance
  • The evolving role of longevity for wellness & hospitality
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Edition 1, January 2026
 Issue 2 of the GCLS Longevity Review (October 2026)

About this Edition

Issue 2 explores the next chapter of longevity - moving from scientific possibility toward proof, translation, and scale across medicine, technology, investment, nutrition, and society.

Featuring the inaugural GCLS Global Longevity Physician Survey, this edition captures a field at an important inflection point: patient demand is accelerating, longevity medicine is entering clinical practice, and physicians are calling for stronger standards, training, regulation, and accreditation. At the same time, perspectives from Europe, the Middle East, and Asia examine how health technology, biotechnology, investment, nutrition, fitness, hospitality, and public policy are shaping the broader longevity economy.

This second edition brings together scientists, clinicians, healthcare leaders, investors, entrepreneurs, and industry experts to explore what it will take to translate longevity science into meaningful real-world impact -  from the economics of biotechnology and the rise of health-tech ecosystems to brain longevity, functional nutrition, preventive medicine, healthy aging, and the convergence of fitness, hospitality, and longevity care.

List of authors:
Dominic Whang, Damien Ng, Martin Schulte, Wael Mohamed, Max Gottschalk, Christophe Laarman, Oskar Moore, Robert Alber, David Barzilai, Ariola Guga, Alexander Becker, Bernd Kleine-Gunk, Paulina Mercader, Hanadi Al Hamad, Luciana Sakellariou, Devika Mankani

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