Healthy Longevity Medicine in the Clinical Practice

Within the last century, humans’ average lifespan has elongated by about 30 years. However, this created an exponential increase in age-related diseases, resulting in the healthspan-lifespan gap.   Longevity medicine is an AI and data-driven field evolving from precision medicine, lifestyle medicine, and geroscience that aims to elongate patients’ healthy lifespan. Using biomarkers of aging, aging clocks, and continuous data monitoring, longevity physicians can bring the patient’s health from “within norms” to “optimal” or even best performance. This rapidly evolving field of medicine needs reliable and open communication between the parties involved to establish the best standards of practice to ensure efficient long-term results for the patients. To achieve a profound understanding of the multifactorial interconnections of mechanisms of aging; create a variety of validated biomarkers of healthspan and ultimately use both to create druggable targets and technologies to reverse and slow down pathological aging. This should be done by physicians whose education in general and longevity medicine, as well as the ability to leverage the Large Language Models and transformers, will empower them to translate their knowledge in geroscience and longevity medicine into clinical practice.