The big three age-related diseases—cancer, heart disease, and Alzheimer's—are exacerbated by age, and understanding the biology of aging could lead to breakthroughs in prevention.

The current state of American healthcare shows a bifurcation: one side focuses on reversing aging, while the other emphasizes using data to prevent age-related diseases.

American healthcare is in crisis, but we have a path to prevention that focuses on preventing age-related diseases rather than reversing aging.

We are now able to measure various biological factors, including the gut microbiome and epigenetics, which can help us understand aging better.

AI is crucial in pulling together data from various sources to enhance our understanding of health and aging, making it a key dimension in preventive healthcare.

We are conducting primary research on diseases related to aging, such as cancer and Parkinson's, through the Ellison Medical Foundation, and have invested around a billion dollars in this area.

AI can enhance our understanding of organ clocks, allowing us to assess the aging of vital organs and integrate this data with polygenic risk scores to better predict health outcomes.

We need to connect genetic signatures with health data to make meaningful predictions about individual health and lifestyle choices.

Artificial intelligence will help us discover the genetic basis of aging, potentially leading to the identification of the 'Fountain of Youth' and the ability to reverse aging.