Sep 28, 2026 · 24 min · 9 segments
*Healthcare has accumulated enormous amounts of data, but understanding and analyzing it remains beyond busy clinicians’ capabilities. Technologies like telehealth, wearables, and AI will enable…
Philippe GerwillGuestSofia Cotto RochaHost
I think that there's a key shift, you know, when we talk longevity and sometimes you have to be careful because there's also some bad understanding of longevity for, I honestly say, for very valid reasons.
Because some people use now longevity for everything, like you use AI for everything, you know.
So, but you really understand the longevity, which again is more about health span than lifespan, you know, which is about not just living longer, but living longer.
And healthy doesn't mean only physical, it's also about your identity, purpose and all that things.
So it's really not just the physical aspect of it, it's also the mental aspect and the society and all that.
So I think these are some of the key points, because again, The key point of longevity for me, and we'll come later to that, maybe even when you're going to ask my keywords, is prevention.
And when we talk prevention, that's where there's a little bit, what should I say, discrepancy about virtual care, because we talk about care.
Honestly say, The target of real longevity was not to have care, to avoid to come in the situation where you need care.
Do I do it? You know, and I think that's one of the key challenge in general, you know, even if you think about the younger generation, which is quite aware about the things, but why should the 20 years old guy care about his genomics and eating healthy and all that is still so.
but how we get the people already at a young age starting to have interest into living healthy and all that, where they feel that they are healthy, that they are in their best years and have all the energy and all that.
So I think that's the key point where I think how we can start our I'm having trouble to say that, but our healthcare journey earlier, because again, healthcare is already for me the wrong word.
Healthcare is already that you have felt in your mission not to become sick.
And recently, you know, in a big conference in Abu Dhabi, when they asked me how I see the future of healthcare, I said, I don't want to be surprised anymore by a disease.
So I'm not saying there will be no disease, but I don't want a surprise because I had many signals, many things before.
Some you can avoid, some you might not be able to avoid, but no surprise anymore.
You know, we have basically, it's like before we have maps, but not a navigation.
I think that there's a key shift, you know, when we talk longevity and sometimes you have to be careful because there's also some bad understanding of longevity for, I honestly say, for very valid reasons.
Because some people use now longevity for everything, like you use AI for everything, you know.
So, but you really understand the longevity, which again is more about health span than lifespan, you know, which is about not just living longer, but living longer.
And healthy doesn't mean only physical, it's also about your identity, purpose and all that things.
So it's really not just the physical aspect of it, it's also the mental aspect and the society and all that.
So I think these are some of the key points, because again, The key point of longevity for me, and we'll come later to that, maybe even when you're going to ask my keywords, is prevention.
And when we talk prevention, that's where there's a little bit, what should I say, discrepancy about virtual care, because we talk about care.
Honestly say, The target of real longevity was not to have care, to avoid to come in the situation where you need care.
Do I do it? You know, and I think that's one of the key challenge in general, you know, even if you think about the younger generation, which is quite aware about the things, but why should the 20 years old guy care about his genomics and eating healthy and all that is still so.
but how we get the people already at a young age starting to have interest into living healthy and all that, where they feel that they are healthy, that they are in their best years and have all the energy and all that.
So I think that's the key point where I think how we can start our I'm having trouble to say that, but our healthcare journey earlier, because again, healthcare is already for me the wrong word.
Healthcare is already that you have felt in your mission not to become sick.
And recently, you know, in a big conference in Abu Dhabi, when they asked me how I see the future of healthcare, I said, I don't want to be surprised anymore by a disease.
So I'm not saying there will be no disease, but I don't want a surprise because I had many signals, many things before.
Some you can avoid, some you might not be able to avoid, but no surprise anymore.
You know, we have basically, it's like before we have maps, but not a navigation.
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