Kara Swisher's Quest for Longevity

0:00Kara Swisher drops her new series called Kara Swisher wants to live forever, premiering this Saturday. It's all about how health tech might stretch our lives longer. This hits close to home for her. Her dad passed at 34 when she was just 5, shaping her whole outlook on time running out. She dives into everything from wellness trends pushed by big names to wild experiments like red light therapy, ketamine treatments, and hyperbaric, chambers. She should test vibration plates and collagen supplements too, but calls out the hype, saying most lack real science and just pray on folks desperate. For quick fixes, the wellness world bugs her because America focuses on sick care, not keeping people healthy up front. She chats with experts, exposing how influencers cash in while our system waits till you're broken broken. Her take? We need to invest in prevention to live better longer. Writer spots come from real breakthroughs like gene editing, weight loss drugs, AI cancer scans, and tiny robots busting blood clots.

1:02She talks to heavy hitters like open AIs, Sam Altman, and Nobel winner Jennifer Doudna, plus Czech South Korea secrets, top life expectancy from whole. Foods, universal care, with 16 doctor visits a year, and AI dolls fighting elder loneliness. One even spooked her by mimicking her own joke to her kids. Bush's wit and sharp questions cut through the noise, blending her tech cred with personal drive, reminding us deaths, shadow fuels, bold moves, just. Like Steve Jobs said, back at Stanford, catch the series, and rethink your own clock. Canada News Today, powered by AI bringing you what matters.