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From monitoring to meaning: The next era of health

People used to tell me that time moves faster as you get older. I didn’t always believe them until I had a family, a career, and endless decisions to make, including about my health and staying on top of it all when no day feels long enough. Fortunately, many of us are living longer, which should mean more time. But true longevity is about more than just adding years to our lifespan; it is about…

From monitoring to meaning: The next era of health

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