16/04/2026
Nobody wakes up at 60 and thinks "I wish I'd done less for my health in my 40s."
But most people in their 30s and 40s won't think seriously about their health until their body forces the conversation.
Healthspan — how long you live well — has barely moved despite lifespans getting longer. The gap between the two is mostly spent managing illness. That gap has a name: the morbidity gap. And it's almost entirely built in the years when people feel fine.
The earlier you know, the more runway you have. Your biomarkers are a good place to start.