Trend in the News (August 20th, 2025)

Trend: Longevity Redefines Work   Week of August 20th, 2025 Unlocking the Hidden Workforce of the Longevity Economy––World Economic Forum  In response to the birthrate freefall and aging population crisis, the WEF recently released Futureproofing the Longevity Economy – Innovations and Trends, identifying key ways that governments and companies can build age-inclusive workplaces that could save global economies. The document discusses crucial ways to adopt flexible working models—such…

Trend: Longevity Redefines Work

Longevity Redefines Work Wellness industry opportunities will arise to support a 65+ workforce, because without productive older employees, economies will fail. The world will wake up: healthspan equals workspan.   By David Stewart   The Situation: Yes, Longevity, but Few Babies  We all know that an “age bomb” and fertility freefall isn’t just coming, it’s here. Global life expectancy has grown by seven years since 1997 (to…

“The rest revolution” | Study: smartwatches offer little insight into stress | Adults hit sleep-away camps to make friends | Japan’s Super Longevity raises $3.8M to fight senior loneliness

Headlines in the Global Wellness Economy Global Wellness News™ | August 19th, 2025 ‘I’m decentering work’: Why we’re in the middle of a ‘rest revolution’ Downtime and time-wasting have all become more aspirational than luxury goods, explains Alexandra Jones. In a world that rewards overwork, she says, rest is now a radical choice Read the article on the The Independent UK > Smartwatches offer little…

Super Longevity Raises ¥560 Million from Animal Spirits and Others to Address Senior Isolation

Super Longevity Raises ¥560 Million from Animal Spirits and Others to Address Senior Isolation On August 4, healthcare startup Super Longevity, which aims to eliminate social isolation, announced that it has raised a total of ¥5.6 billion. The investors include Animal Spirits, ANRI, Kanpo NE… Read More from the Global Wellness News ™

‘I’m decentering work’: Why we’re in the middle of a ‘rest revolution’

‘I’m decentering work’: Why we’re in the middle of a ‘rest revolution’ Downtime and time-wasting have all become more aspirational than luxury goods, explains Alexandra Jones. In a world that rewards overwork, she says, rest is now a radical choice Read the article on the The Independent UK > Read More from the Global Wellness News ™