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are recognizing the extraordinary potential of the longevity economy.

tionize clinical research. How can patient organizations support this movement? What are potential pitfalls to watch out for?

sometimes described as being “patient-centric.” Are they? What are the challenges and opportunities for patient groups to support them?

nical research, through preference studies and other patient insights, trial design and networks, recruitment and retention?

tanding racial and ethnic disparities in healthcare and research?

e globe, these consumers offer substantial returns for companies in health, technology, financial services, and other industries.

many of the cities in developed economies that are experiencing stagnant or declining population and whose economies are therefore under pressure." Given

h a profusion of new opportunities. Companies are just beginning to respond.

though this was not the case for the many least-wealthy billions worldwide facing worsening economies.

nnovation Network (TRAIN).

novation Network (TRAIN).