Why our obsession with longevity is now a problem: Jan Gerber comments – Australian Financial Review

When our founder and CEO, Jan Gerber, noticed that we’re collectively becoming ever more compulsively preoccupied with living longer, he decided to put a name to what he was observing: “longevity fixation syndrome.” This global fascination with living longer is explored in depth in a recent Australian Financial Review article, which highlights Jan and his coinage of the term, a phrase that helps us better articulate the complicated experience of relentlessly striving for longevity.

To learn more about longevity fixation syndrome and why an unrelenting focus on longevity can be problematic, read the full article here.