As lifespans have increased globally, so too have the challenges associated with maintaining health throughout those extended years. Despite advancements, HealthSpan—the period of life spent in good health—has not kept pace, primarily due to the prevalence of chronic diseases. 

Unbalanced lifestyles and the elongation of lifespan contribute to the exacerbation of age-related disorders and underlying health issues. This imbalance results in a greater burden on healthcare systems and diminished quality of life for individuals. 

Addressing this disparity requires a focus on slowing the aging process itself. By targeting the mechanisms of senescence—the biological aging process—we can simultaneously improve both morbidity (the prevalence of disease) and mortality rates worldwide.