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Roberta Crialesi | What the Data Tells Us About Self-Care | Milan Longevity Summit 2026

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*How are people actually managing their health and wellbeing?* In this talk from *The Science of Self-Care: From Hype to Health* at the Milan Longevity Summit 2026, *Roberta Crialesi*, Research Director at the Italian National Institute of Statistics (ISTAT), brings a population-level perspective to the evolving world of self-care. Data can help us move beyond trends and assumptions to understand how health behaviours, needs, and inequalities are changing across society. As individuals take a more active role in their wellbeing, understanding *who participates, what people need, and where gaps remain* is essential to building a self-care ecosystem that works for everyone. #MilanLongevitySummit #RobertaCrialesi #SelfCare #HealthData #PublicHealth #Wellness #Humanity

Milan Longevity Summit · 26 min · Source published: 2026-08-14

Added to Harbor: 10/23/2026

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