11/24/2025
Over the past several years, the Lake Nona Impact Forum community has been exploring how we can meaningfully extend both human healthspan and lifespan, grounded in science, personalization, and innovation.
A new report shows that the ""business of living longer,"" spanning health tech, biotech, wellness, and even financial planning, is projected to reach $8 trillion by 2030. This rapid acceleration proves that longevity has evolved from a scientific frontier to a global priority.
At last year's Impact Forum, Dave Asprey, founder of Upgrade Labs, joined us to unpack the evolution of human performance and the emerging tools transforming preventative health. His session highlighted the shift from reactive care to proactive, precision-based strategies that empower people to live stronger, longer, healthier lives.
As longevity innovation continues to enter the mainstream, it's evident that the ideas championed by LNIF's speakers, researchers, and collaborators are helping define the future of the field.
We're excited to build on this momentum at the 2026 Lake Nona Impact Forum, convening leaders who are pushing the boundaries of what's possible for human wellbeing.
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