In this interview at Ending Age-Related Diseases 2020, Elena Milova of Lifespan.io and Daria Khaltourina of the International Longevity Alliance discuss whether or not aging should be considered a disease by the World Health Organization, and what its classification means to the medical community, longevity advocates, and the general public. Daria also talks about the details of advocacy, including working with government agencies.
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