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Longevity and Long-living Societies

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April 25 & 26 2024

Salamanca University

Longevity Economy

A strategic economic sector with immense growth potential

Moderator

Óscar González Benito

Director of the General Foundation of the University of Salamanca

Atsushi Seike

KEIO University

Enrique Cabero

President of the Economic and Social Council of Castilla y León

Science & Longevity

What science is bringing to add life to the years

Moderadora

Consuelo Borrás

Professor of Physiology and collaborator at CENIE

Noboru Mizushima

University of Tokio

Ana María Cuervo

Albert Einstein College of Medicine

Global Change and Longevity

Climate change as a driver of global change and its impact on socio-demographics

Moderator

José-Abel Flores

Institute for the Study of Science and Technology of the University of Salamanca

Pedro Jordano

President of the Environmental Sciences and Technologies area at the State Research Agency.

Kenji Hiramatsu

President of the International Strategy Institute, Japan Research Institute. Former Ambassador of Japan to Spain.

Care and Longevity Societies

Caring for ME, Caring for YOU, Caring for US

Moderator

Ignacio Álvarez

Ex-secretary of State for Social Rights

Hiroko Akiyama

Professor Emerita University of Tokyo

María Teresa Sancho

Director General of the Institute for the Elderly and Social Services

Under the framework of:

Programa Operativo Cooperación Transfronteriza España-Portugal

Activities

HIGHLIGHT

Andrew J. Scott

London Business School

The demographic transition has become a longevity transition. A new challenge that requires major changes in the way we structure our lives.

Long-lived societies

A long-lived society represents a new stage for humanity, full of possibilities and new and exciting opportunities

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Healthy life expectancy

Longevity must go hand in hand with good health and this requires a major shift towards preventive health

Longevity Economics

A matter of state, a new economic category for present and future generations

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People, as they age, have to adapt to the changes that arise in their lives, but in a participatory and integrated way in the communities where they live. icono comillas

TESTIMONIAL

Hiroko Akiyama

Gerontologist, Professor Emeritus, University of Tokyo