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The first wave of tech and apps was designed with Millennials in mind — pizza delivery and Uber. The next wave of platforms and technology will be designed with the needs of the elderly in mind. We’re already beginning to see this as a nascent opportunity.
UN World Population Ageing: 1950-2050
Population ageing is unprecedented, without parallel in human history—and the twenty-first century will witness even more rapid ageing than did the century just past.
Population ageing is pervasive, a global phenomenon affecting every man, woman and child—but countries are at very different stages of the process, and the pace of change differs greatly. Countries that started the process later will have less time to adjust.
Population ageing is enduring: we will not return to the young populations that our ancestors knew.
Population ageing has profound implications for many facets of human life.
United Nations World Population Ageing: 1950-2050
People don’t want to go diet, we want to eat and enjoy food.
Most of the people don’t know how to cook nice plates. People doesn’t have much time. We all need help… We need tools that help us manager our behaviour, tools that are making our choices easy.
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Nice food for the future.
“As the population grows, there is not going to be enough protein for people. There is no way we can produce meat at the scale.”
New protein sources... what a field for food products innovation!
Risk factors for heart disease can show up at any age. Help us understand what they are by joining @Health_eHeart http://t.co/TxHvFEXGYt
— UC San Francisco (@UCSF)
October 24, 2013
What are you helping to fight?
1 in 3 adults have heart disease
That's 82 million in the United States. Heart disease is also the number one killer worldwide.
1 in 4 deaths
Nothing kills more people than heart disease. Even every cancer combined falls short.
$315 billion every year
The cost of treating heart disease represents a huge portion of our annual healthcare costs.
A heart attack every 34 seconds
in the United States alone, and one of those will die every minute.
Habits and behavior can be learned. Design can do it. For one's wellness.
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