Dr. Richard Isaacson joined a distinguished panel at the Milken Institute Global Conference for The Roadmap to Longevity, a discussion exploring the latest scientific advances helping people live longer, healthier lives. Moderated by NBC News correspondent Gadi Schwartz, the panel brought together leading experts in aging, prevention, and longevity medicine to examine both emerging innovations and evidence-based lifestyle strategies.
Drawing on his expertise in Alzheimer’s prevention and precision medicine, Dr. Isaacson discussed how early detection, personalized risk assessment, and proactive interventions are reshaping brain health. The conversation also highlighted the critical role of exercise, nutrition, social connection, and other lifestyle factors in extending healthspan and reducing the risk of age-related disease.
Watch the full Milken Institute panel to hear Dr. Isaacson’s insights on the future of healthy aging, longevity, and Alzheimer’s prevention.

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