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The longevity shift: strategic implications of the longevity medicine revolution - Ipsos

The longevity shift: strategic implications of the longevity medicine revolution

Turn longevity from trend to strategy: where should pharma play - and how to win?

Longevity is emerging as one of the most dynamic frontiers in healthcare innovation. In 2025, longevity’s not just about living longer; it’s about preserving vitality, function and independence - creating new strategic options for portfolios and go to market.

This new point of view maps the emergence of longevity medicine, the strategic implications and the growing recognition that longevity may become a defining theme in the future of medicine.
 

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