Inhabitants of developed countries received an additional twenty years as a gift from civilization — primarily due to the successes of modern medicine. How to live these years, maintaining not only bodily health, but also mental strength?
Inhabitants of developed countries received an additional twenty years as a gift from civilization — primarily due to the successes of modern medicine. How to live these years, maintaining not only bodily health, but also mental strength? Biochemist Joel de Rosnay and writer Jean-Louis Servan-Schreiber, founder of the journal Psychologies, share their thoughts on this in The Art of Longevity. However, one more question remains open: how can society cope with the maintenance of such a huge number of older people? The journalist-analyst François de Klose discusses this topic.
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