SR 104 by Becker
SR 104
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- Introduced
- Passed Senate
- Passed Assembly
- To Governor
- Became Law
Overview
This resolution urges California to prioritize research and development into interventions that target the biological processes of aging to prevent or delay chronic diseases. It calls for increased investment in research grants, public-private partnerships, and regulatory frameworks to support therapies that slow aging, and encourages collaboration between research institutions, health plans, and biotechnology firms to improve health span and reduce long-term care costs.
Key provisions
- Supports targeting the biological processes of aging to prevent or delay chronic disease.
- Encourages investment in research grants, public-private partnerships, and regulatory frameworks for aging therapies.
- Directs the State Department of Public Health and California Department of Aging to incorporate aging science into chronic disease prevention.
- Promotes collaboration between academic institutions, health plans, and biotechnology firms.
- Encourages pilot programs for innovative aging interventions.
Who is affected
- Older Adults
- California Residents
- Health Care Systems
- Biotechnology Industry
- California State Government
Notable changes
- The resolution advocates for shifting the focus of healthcare from treating chronic diseases to addressing the underlying causes of aging.
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