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The Global Longevity Gap

author: dr.longevity/instagram, added on: 2026-01-25


The Global Longevity Gap

dr.longevity:

Where you are born still determines how long you live.

In some countries, average life expectancy exceeds 86 years.
In others, it struggles to reach 55.

This is not a genetic gap. It is a systems gap.

Longevity is shaped by access to clean water, nutrition, vaccination, education, maternal care, and basic prevention. But it is also shaped by what happens later in life: cardiometabolic health, inflammation, lifestyle, early detection, and continuity of care.

The science of longevity already exists. The problem is distribution.

This is why I am working to democratize longevity medicine.

Not as luxury care for a few, but as scalable, data-driven, preventive health for many.

Closing the global longevity gap is not only about extending lifespan.
It is about extending healthspan and making evidence-based prevention accessible earlier, everywhere.

Longevity should not be a privilege of geography


Collection: life-expectancy - Tags: life-expectancy - Source: instagram.com