Andrea Maier
Co-founder, Chi Longevity; Oon Chiew Seng Professor in Medicine, National University of Singapore. Chi Longevity (Singapore) (SG)
542 cited statements (36 pain, 15 money signals). Raw harvest on record: 400 LinkedIn posts, 11 web captures.
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- 2023
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My message remains straightforward: public enthusiasm is advancing faster than scientific validation.
Public enthusiasm has outpaced scientific validation
Otherwise, optimization risks becoming a marketing slogan rather than a meaningful improvement in healthspan.
At the same time, it is evident that our field still needs to mature. More evidence, transparency. The distinction between science, promise, and marketing is blurry.
It also means paying attention to quality. Research associated with NUS Medicine and Chi Longevity co-founder Prof. Andrea B. Maier found that some mass-market anti-ageing supplements did not match their label claims, which is an important reminder that product quality matters just as much as the ingredient itself.
Healthcare systems globally urgently need a new generation of professionals trained in geroscience and precision geromedicine.
Building a new field is never straightforward. Healthy longevity medicine and precision geromedicine require new educational models, new collaborations, and new ways of thinking across disciplines.
Peptides act as signaling molecules, often intersecting directly with endocrine pathways. Mimicking physiology does not equal safety, particularly when dosing, purity, and interactions are poorly understood. The assumption that “natural” implies harmless is scientifically unfounded.
Across global longevity clinics, physicians report cases ranging from injection-site reactions to severe allergic responses, hormonal disruption, and early insulin resistance. Much of this is linked to self-experimentation: individuals sourcing unregulated compounds online and combining “stacks” without clinical oversight.
The current trajectory, DIY use in otherwise healthy individuals, is harmful for our field, let’s do not get ahead of the evidence.
But there is a risk: the field is moving fast, and with that comes noise. Without rigorous gerodiagnostics through validated biomarkers, and structured intervention pathways, “wellness” risks remaining superficial.
#Commercialisation is clearly outpacing clinical validation, warranting caution.
Indications remain insufficiently defined across metabolic, neurological, and broader ageing-related domains.
We need clinical development: trials are still positioned in phase II, with limited progression to definitive clinically relevant outcome studies.
At the same time, the market is accelerating rapidly. NAD precursors already represent a multi-billion segment, while intravenous NAD is widely used despite a huge lack of evidence and even a potential #safety issue.
For too long, health has been fragmented: gerodiagnostics in one place, training in another, outcomes nowhere clearly measured. That model does not hold.
I would be hugely cautious in every peptide, which is not FD approved, and do it only under medical guidance and um, under medical treatment.
Large-stage interventional trials remain limited. Endpoints are heterogeneous. Regulatory pathways are still catching up. Registries need to be deployed. Without shared diagnostic standards, translation will remain slow.
The gap is no longer biology, it is standardisation, trial design, and implementation into care!
Longer lives without maintained function are becoming unsustainable.
implementing Healthy Longevity Medicine, now coined Precision Geromedicine, is not always an easy path. Next to the tremendous joy, the journey is full of obstacles, doubts, and at times even allegations; all of which can make it sometimes difficult to see the huge progress our rapidly growing field is making to optimize health and healthspan of aging individuals.
Common challenges: - How do we integrate fast-moving science without overselling promise? - How do we harmonise standards of care across countries and clinical models? - How do we ensure rigorous data collection, scientific integrity, and meaningful outcomes for patients?
Precision Geromedicine is growing rapidly, fuelled by scientific breakthroughs including gerodiagnostics and gerotherapeutics. Yet one critical element is lagging behind: a structured, accredited pathway to train and certify the healthcare professionals who will deliver this care.
But measuring 249 biomarkers and broadcasting a psychedelic experience does not, by itself, generate actionable scientific insights.
If we want to bend the curve of aging, let’s ensure we do it with rigorou, rather than live-streamed intuition, which might induce replication at individual’s homes in potential unsafe situations.
Data without controls, ethics oversight, or reproducible methodology is #entertainment, not #evidence.
Without robust diagnostics to stratify risk, monitor target engagement and measure outcomes, even the most promising nutraceuticals risk under-delivering or being misapplied.
As Forbes journalist Sindhya Valloppillil highlighted, #GLP-1s and #peptides are now being sold like skincare: influencer-driven, cash-pay, and unanchored from proper oversight. The consumerization of longevity may fuel visibility, but without evidence and regulation, it risks undermining public trust.
The rise of celebrity-endorsed telehealth platforms selling GLP-1s, peptides, and 'longevity solutions' is turning medicine into marketing. The lines between evidence, aspiration, and commerce are blurring fast, and that should concern us all.
Right now, we are just exposing ourselves to physicians who are not properly trained. I can't exclude myself – I think I know what I'm doing, but I can't prove that I'm a good physician in this field because there's no one to certify me.
We would never accept this lack of education and certification for oncologists. We would never accept it for surgeons. But we are accepting it at this moment for anyone who calls themselves a 'longevity physician.' We have to do better.
The ABLE study, which I've presented at a few conferences, really shows that we can't just put longevity supplements on a shelf and let people decide for themselves whether to buy them.
The reason we need academic centers to stand up is that we currently have zero capacity to teach and train the healthcare professionals who should be in this field. How can we grow private clinics if we have no capacity in normal teaching hospitals for people to be trained? It's crazy.
Yet most corporate health efforts still sit at the level of benefits or stress management initiatives. Consider Healthy Longevity Medicine integration directly into the organizational design.
I think that very often clinicians do not have time and health coaches are very often not available.
I don't think that we have a very good understanding of what eating well is.
Investing in talent is one of the most powerful ways to accelerate progress.
The next step is generating evidence across diverse populations. We are therefore starting a registry to capture the heterogeneity of aging, because people do not age in one uniform way.
We have been advancing this approach through the #PROMETHEUS trial as part of the XPRIZE Healthspan initiative, exploring how multidimensional aging assessments can help guide personalized strategies to improve healthspan.
This is exactly the direction we are pursuing through the Healthy Longevity Medicine Society, and our planned registries to generate the evidence needed for precision geromedicine.
At Chi Longevity, we are looking for a Neurocognitive Performance Lead to redefine how we assess, maintain, and optimise cognitive and physical function as people age.
We welcome collaborators, partners, and philanthropic support to help expand clinical trials, train future leaders, and responsibly scale evidence-based healthy longevity medicine globally.
Today, we invested in highest quality filming 🎥 to enable our outreach: showcasing our science in humans, engaging with participants, demonstrating how we teach, and articulating the vision that drives us.
We are agnostic and we are linking it to our EMR system.
we take blood and stool samples, saliva, urine, everything here. Whatever we can get, we take because we really want to understand what the biology is.
we are measuring smell, we are measuring taste, we are measuring the hearing and cardiac function, the vascular system. So a huge assessment rate.
that's aligned with, for example, biological testing of the microbiome. So testing the gut microbiome to see what the diversity is, what kind of species are inside, what kind of functionality they have to really then link it and grow the knowledge already while testing with the client to see, okay, do you understand if you do this, that might happen
We also attach a continuous glucose monitoring system.
And then we are given a package in a box with all the challenges for at home.
I took for a, a time AKG alpha ketoglutarate. I but measuring first and then measuring again. I, I tried nicotinamide mononucleotide, so measured first NAD levels, then took it for three weeks. Then there was not an increase. I increased the dosage and measured again no. So which means I'm charged enough. I don't need it.
So I can tell you on Friday evening I will take many supplements because I'm a long flight. So we have times where we are exposed to changes, for example, time differences where. Absolutely. Supplements, if, if taken correctly can have a huge, huge impact.
I was blown away by their knowledge and enthousiasm and dedication to learn and experiment.
Our job is to make sure we inspire them before someone else tells them that science is too difficult.
The strongest evidence for extending healthspan still comes from precision interventions that receive the least attention: physical activity, nutrition, restorative sleep, vaccination, mental wellbeing and early detection of disease. They may sound simple, but when applied with precision, they have the greatest impact.
Precision gerodiagnostics should be matched with evidence-based gerotherapeutics, ensuring that interventions are tailored to the individual rather than driven by trends or marketing - this is what we do at Chi Longevity.
Healthy Longevity Medicine must be built on rigorous evidence.
This creates tremendous opportunities, but also considerable risks if interventions are marketed before robust evidence exists.
NAD+ biology is scientifically fascinating, but evidence supporting routine supplementation in healthy adults remains limited
People increasingly want to remain healthy, productive and independent, rather than simply living longer
As an XPRIZE Healthspan semi-finalist, the trial explores whether multimodal, mechanism-informed interventions are feasible and if they can effectively target the biological processes of ageing - no 'one-size-fits-all' approaches - we are taking heterogeneity of the aging process seriously.
#PROMETHEUS (PRecision gerOMedicinE: Tailoring Healthy agEing with lifestyle and nUtraceuticalS) is a novel precision geromedicine approach that goes beyond chronological age by using gerotypes: individual ageing patterns derived from biological, clinical, and digital biomarkers, to personalise interventions.
We are now planning the 12-month randomised controlled trial in precision healthy longevity medicine.
Lowering biological age through interventions tailored to #gerotypes ('vitalitytypes'). XPRIZE
What makes this study unique is the integration of: -personalised nutraceutical strategies -structured exercise with dual-task cognitive-physical training -sleep and mediterranean-style dietary optimisation -behavioural and psychological support -dynamic mid-intervention adjustments based on each participant’s response.
The NUS Academy for Healthy Longevity brought together experts across #medicine, #exercise and #cognitive science, #immunology, #nutrition, #psychology, #ethics, and #biomarker research to develop and implement this first-in-kind protocol.
A unique aspect of the incubator is its multi-level mentorship model. Every participant is supported by both senior mentors, who provide strategic guidance, scientific expertise, and leadership experience, and junior mentors, who offer peer support, practical insights, and help translate ambition into action. This combination creates a dynamic learning environment where knowledge flows in all directions.
The future of healthy longevity medicine will be built by #talent, through #collaboration nurtured by #mentorship.
Why did we create this program? Because scientific excellence alone is not enough. Our field needs a new generation of leaders who can bridge research, clinical practice, innovation, policy, and implementation. Investing in motivated talent is the most sustainable way to accelerate progress.
Over the coming 10 days, participants will work together on real-world challenges, develop international collaborations, and contribute to shaping the future of healthy longevity medicine.
Many days with huge sleep dreprivation for a good reason!
HLTI is more than a course. It is an academic incubator that combines rigorous #science, #mentorship, #leadership development, and international #collaboration to build the next generation of leaders in our field.
The future of healthy longevity depends not only on new discoveries, but on the people who will translate them into better health for populations worldwide.
We are looking forward to seeing what this remarkable group will achieve!
Today we welcomed the newest cohort of our Healthy Longevity Talent Incubator (#HLTI) of the NUS Academy for Healthy Longevity.
Over the next two weeks, we will work with 40 exceptional early-career researchers and 4 junior mentors consisting of clinicians, researchers and innovators selected from 26 countries, individuals with the talent and commitment to shape the future of healthy #longevity and precision #geromedicine.
It is inspiring to see that so many companies are now embracing the concept of ‘optimizing health’, a concept I began advocating a long time ago.
This reflects an important shift from treating disease towards proactively maintaining and enhancing health.
#Evidence, #standardization, #accreditation, and measurable #outcomes must remain the foundation of longevity medicine.
At the same time, our field has a responsibility to ensure that optimization is synonymous with quality.
Biological age is only valuable if it changes what we do.
My message was clear: biological age is not the endpoint. It is a clinical tool.
The future of longevity medicine lies in moving beyond measuring aging to matching the right intervention to the right gerotype, at the right time.
Precision geromedicine requires both gerodiagnostics and gerotherapeutics.
As our field matures, we should focus on: • Evidence-based biological age assessment. • Identification of distinct gerotypes. • Personalised interventions targeting the biology of aging. • Longitudinal registries and real-world evidence to understand why individuals respond differently to the same intervention.
You will join a multidisciplinary team of physicians, dietitians, health coaches, psychologists caring for a sophisticated international client population, while contributing to the development of the best in class models of care in Healthy Longevity Medicine.
This is not a traditional physiotherapy or rehabilitation position: you will work with biological age assessments, clinical biomarkers such as VO₂ max, wearable data, functional performance measures, and neurocognitive assessments and imaging results to create highly personalised interventions for individuals seeking to maximise healthspan and function.
We are looking for a colleague who is equally comfortable discussing gait, balance, reaction time, neuromotor performance, cognition, and behavioural change, and who can translate complex data into meaningful action.
If you are excited by the science of ageing, brain-body performance, and the opportunity to work in one of Asia’s most innovative healthy longevity clinics, we would love to hear from you.
At the NUS Academy for Healthy Longevity, our focus remains on interventions for which we can rigorously demonstrate improvements in health, function, and resilience, not merely theoretical effects on ageing biology.
There are two fundamentals: the #validity of our measurements and the #effectiveness of our interventions. Without reliable biomarkers and proven clinical impact, the field risks moving faster than the evidence.
The future of #medicine Is #precision: the goal Is healthy longevity.
AI and precision medicine are rapidly becoming inseparable. Yet, as these fields evolve, healthy longevity should remain the central outcome we aim to optimize
The field is maturing. The challenge ahead is not generating more biomarkers, but ensuring they improve clinical decision-making and ultimately healthspan.
Like any start-up, we spin many plates at once. Progress depends on passion, and commitment, and a team willing to embrace both opportunity and responsibility.
At the NUS Academy for Healthy Longevity, we have that start-up spirit: we are building an ecosystem around healthy #longevity medicine: advancing biological age clocks, running human intervention trials to explore how biological age can be improved, educating healthcare professionals and entrepreneurs, and engaging the broader public.
Of course, we have the privilege of being part of one of the world's leading medical schools - NUS Yong Loo Lin School of Medicine. Yet the entrepreneurial spirit, the energy, and the sense of purpose within our team are very real.
Whether we are researchers, clinicians, entrepreneurs, investors, or policymakers, we need to take this seriously. Healthy longevity became a societal movement.
The longevity field is growing rapidly and evolving in many different directions.
What is undeniable is that #consumers - you and me - are driving much of this development. People want to understand their health, measure it, improve it, and influence how they age - or just be part of the movement. The demand is there, and the market is responding.
I left with mixed feelings.
It is exciting to see so much interest, innovation, and entrepreneurship.
The field is moving fast, faster than many of us expected.
Interesting times ahead.
When participants do not want to be 'discharged' at the end of a study, you know something meaningful has happened.
I could not be prouder of our graduates and of the exceptional multidisciplinary team of the NUS Academy for Healthy Longevity! Together, they demonstrated that interventions can meaningful change our lives. More to come!
Reflecting on my own posts, I aim to share evidence, clinical observations, research findings, and practical insights that help advance the field of healthy longevity.
Seems that I am among the most influential women on LinkedIn in the Netherlands.
A surprise, particularly because nearly all of my posts are written in English, while the analysis showed that Dutch-language posts typically generate almost three times more engagement...
What counts for me is if ideas change how people think, act, and shape the future.
At Chi Longevity, we apply these principles in practice through evidence-based precision geromedicine, translating science into personalised action.
Healthy longevity knows no shortcuts.
No miracle one off intervention.
Healthy longevity is built through decades of maintenance, optimisation and adaptation of the body. The earlier we start, the greater the opportunity to preserve health, function and resilience across life.
This was the central message I shared today during The Longevity Blueprint: Engineering a Life Well Lived at Vogue Singapore, alongside moderator Dr Olivia Ly Lesslar and fellow speakers Kathy Gabriel and Diana Kraemer.
At the NUS Academy for Healthy Longevity, we are building the evidence base, clinical frameworks and educational programmes that is defining this field.
The future of healthcare is not waiting for disease to emerge. It is maintaining health before it is lost.
Because healthy ageing is not about chasing trends. It is about making better decisions with better data.
And if a tool like NMN is used, it should not simply be added and forgotten. The real value comes from understanding how the body responds over time.
That means looking at the broader biological picture, including things like biological age markers and inflammation patterns, rather than assuming a supplement is the right answer from the outset.
At Chi Longevity, we believe it makes more sense to measure first, then decide.
Is het leven straks eeuwig? We hadden het over de rijke tech leaders, de wetenschappelijke mogelijkheden om lang, lang te leven, de blue zones en hoe je ze creëert, de naakte molrat (mooi, mooi!!!) en nog veel meer!
Super leuk weer bij Eva Jinek geweest te zijn.
This is far bigger than 'just' media exposure, it signals that precision geromedicine is moving into mainstream healthcare conversations. The idea that ageing itself can be measured, profiled, and targeted is no longer confined to scientific journals or specialist meetings. People are ready for a new health narrative!
At the Milan Longevity Summit, I had the pleasure of presenting our work from the NUS Academy for Healthy Longevity, NUS Yong Loo Lin School of Medicine, National University of Singapore, focusing on Precision #Geromedicine: targeting the biology of ageing through integrated gerodiagnostics, multimodal interventions, and longitudinal evidence generation.
A particular highlight was sharing the first #PROMETHEUS results. As an XPRIZE Healthspan semifinalist, the study showed encouraging improvements in cognition, immune and physical function while helping establish a framework for personalised, adaptive healthy longevity interventions.
At the NUS Academy for Healthy Longevity, NUS Yong Loo Lin School of Medicine, National University of Singapore, we are building the framework to change the health narrative.
Our teams are developing precision geromedicine through linking #gerodiagnostics and multimodal #gerointerventions designed to extend healthspan and preserve function across the life course.
We love to be ambitious.
The documentary highlights not only our research infrastructure and clinical trials, including PROMETHEUS, our XPRIZE Healthspan semi-finalist programme, but also something equally critical: #education.
That is why we built the Healthy Longevity Intensive Course (HLIC), the Healthy Longevity Talent Incubator (#HLTI), executive programmes, and now launched the world's first interdisciplinary postgraduate programme integrating geroscience and geromedicine into one curriculum: the Graduate Certificate in Healthy Longevity Medicine!
we are building precision geromedicine through aligning gerodiagnostics - the way the body ages - and interventions to lower the biological age, and education to train the next generation of healthcare professionals for the longevity era
The NUS Academy builds the foundation for the next generation of healthcare: evidence generation, clinical implementation, workforce training, and public engagement around the biology of ageing.
Proud to see our mission translated onto a global platform and to accelerate the conversation around evidence-based healthy longevity medicine!
Now, together with an extraordinary team, we are turning that vision into education, clinical translation, and professional training.
This semester-long hybrid programme combines: • immersive onsite training in Singapore • flexible online learning • interdisciplinary case discussions • direct interaction with global experts and peers across medicine, science, policy, and innovation
Ageing biology is rapidly becoming one of the most important frontiers in healthcare. The need for professionals trained in gerodiagnostics, gerotherapeutics, AI-driven biomarker interpretation, and evidence-based healthy longevity interventions is accelerating globally.
Built at the world's #8 university and Asia's #1 university, this programme was created for those who want to shape how medicine evolves before disease develops.
The world's first postgraduate programme designed to fully integrate geroscience and precision geromedicine into one curriculum for professionals.
In August 2026, the NUS Academy for Healthy Longevity of the NUS Yong Loo Lin School of Medicine launches the Graduate Certificate in Healthy Longevity.
Super excited that the NUS Academy for Healthy Longevity and Chi Longevity is represented as we are shaping the health of aging individuals.
The Graduate Certificate is stackable towards the upcoming #Master in Healthy Longevity with specialisations in Geroscience and Precision Geromedicine.
Designed for: • physicians and allied health professionals • scientists and researchers • policymakers • entrepreneurs building the future of health
For years, I have been asking a simple question: What happens if medicine stops waiting for disease to appear and instead starts targeting the biology of ageing itself?
Topics include: • hallmarks and determinants of ageing • biological ageing clocks and gerodiagnostics • AI and multi-omics in precision geromedicine • lifestyle, nutraceutical and pharmacological gerotherapeutics • ethics, policy and translational implementation
Great to work within the board to make progress in healthspan happen!
Longevity may become one of the most important real-world applications of AI. Not because AI will “solve ageing,” but because ageing is fundamentally a longitudinal, multidimensional process with: • millions of data points across decades • dynamic trajectories instead of static diagnoses • interactions between biology, behavior, environment, and society • the need to detect subtle decline long before overt disease emerges
What makes Singapore particularly interesting is that the ingredients already exist here: • a strong Smart Nation infrastructure • integrated healthcare systems • trusted governance frameworks • world-class biomedical science • rapidly growing expertise in healthy longevity medicine and precision geromedicine
Today’s discussions at the #ATxSummit 2026 made one thing very clear: the future of healthcare will not be built around episodic disease treatment alone, but increasingly focus on predicting risk earlier, optimizing function, and personalizing interventions across the life course.
Artificial intelligence (#AI) and healthy #longevity are converging into a new health paradigm in SG.
So excited to the the growth of The Academy of Geroscience, the elite group of world-renowned scientists and clinicians, all united toward making breakthroughs in #longevity both accelerated & accessible: congratulations and welcome to our new members!
We will cherish the successes Jane helped create and use them as strong building blocks for the future of the Academy and the broader healthy longevity field.
Institutions are often measured by outputs, conferences, publications, and programmes. But ultimately, they are built by people, shared ambition, and collective memories.
Leadership also means knowing when to let people go and recognising when they have helped build something that will continue to grow far beyond their own chapter.
The goal is not eternal life. The goal is extending healthy years of life: preserving body function to enable quality of life for longer.
Healthy longevity medicine therefore cannot become a simplistic promise of 'escaping ageing'. It must remain grounded in biological evidence, equity, and societal value.
Seats are limited!
Preregistration is open!
From a precision geromedicine perspective, the direction is not to reject peptides, but to rigorously define where they belong. That requires: * Analytical and clinical validation * Controlled dosing and sourcing * Integration into structured, multimodal care pathways * And, critically, outcome data in humans
There is also a clear distinction emerging: * Evidence-based peptides (e.g. GLP-1 analogues such as Ozempic) are supported by robust clinical data and regulated pathways. * The broader, rapidly expanding peptide market remains largely under-studied, inconsistently regulated, and clinically heterogeneous.
Interest in injectable #peptides is accelerating, fueled by social media, biohacking culture, and the promise of targeted “shortcuts” for fat loss, muscle gain, and aging.
We are doing that at one of the globally most renowned universties, National University of Singapore.
The field will be shaped by those who can operationalise ageing biology within healthcare systems with measurable impact.
It builds clinical capability aligned with evidence generation, standardisation, and scalability.
This integration ensures direct translation into practice and outcomes, and frameworks to structure care to improve health.
Students and professionals are trained within this environment, working with gerodiagnostics, multimodal gerointerventions, and structured clinical pathways.
At the NUS Academy for Healthy Longevity, education is embedded within clinical research and care, and entrepreneurship, where precision geromedicine is defined and continuously refined.
The priority now is not scale, but precision: defining mechanisms, identifying who benefits, and developing targeted, durable interventions.
We are training the next generation of healthcare professionals and providers in healthy #longevity.
Early signal. Not clinical practice.
Hotels are becoming entry points for #health.
This feature in The Straits Times reflects a broader shift: people are seeking proactive, measurable approaches to their health and ageing trajectory, (even) during travel.
At Chi Longevity we set highest standards: – actionable assessments of biological ageing – integration of biological, clinical and digital measures – multimodal, physician-led interventions targeting underlying mechanisms of aging
We translate geroscience into clinical practice, delivering measurable outcomes within a high-performance hospitality environment designed to optimise ageing through science.
If you are committed to advancing healthy longevity medicine, shaping precision #geromedicine and driving its education, clinical implementation, and scalable integration, get in touch.
We are building the field: we are hiring!
At the National University of Singapore, we are expanding the NUS Academy for Healthy Longevity and recruiting a (senior) #lecturer.
We are looking for individuals who: – think beyond single-disease models – are comfortable at the interface of science, medicine, and systems – want to shape a field in an evidence-based way
We are prepared to establish standards, generate clinical outcome data, and most importantly separating precision geromedicine from pseudoscience.
I am looking forward to further contribute to rigorous #science, clinical #translation, and global #cooperation!
Is healthy longevity medicine only for the wealthy?
NAD precursors such as NR and NMN consistently increase NAD levels in blood cells. This enables a clear measure → intervene → re-measure framework.
The opportunity is substantial, but requires precision: • define clear clinical indications • move beyond surrogate biomarkers to functional endpoints • develop tissue-relevant diagnostics • align with regulatory frameworks
we've started preparations for Geromedicine 2027 | 25–26 February in Singapore.
Spots are limited. Pre-registration is open now.
and if you're curious about personal training at our new home, reach out. We'd love to welcome you.
We are training the brain while training the entire body to optimize overall health.
With SPARKD fully embedded in the clinic, training becomes part of clinical care. It is not a new fitness hype; it is an evidence-based gerotherapeutic.
At Chi Longevity, we build precision geromedicine end-to-end: we assess biological systems, define individual risk and capacity, and now directly translate this into structured, supervised interventions.
SPARKD by Chi Longevity moved next to our Chi Longevity clinic at the Four Seasons Hotels and Resorts Singapore.
We are taking our brain seriously! 🧠
We removed the gap between measuring health and changing it.
The Omega-3 Index, measuring #EPA and #DHA levels in red blood cell membranes, provides a biological biomarker of long-term omega-3 status and allows clinicians to move from population averages to individual biological targets.
We have entered the era of #gerodiagnostics: biological, clinical and digital biomarkers of aging. These tools allow us to measure aging biology with increasing precision. The next step is unavoidable: translating these diagnostics into targeted #gerotherapeutics.
Rather than treating omega-3 as a generic supplement, the field is moving toward quantification and personalization.
The opportunity now is to integrate the wealth of evidence into Precision Geromedicine.
The preliminary outcomes are super encouraging. Across the cohort we observed significant improvements in cognitive performance, immune markers, and muscle function.
Extending healthspan requires more than scientific ideas: it requires people willing to participate in testing them!
Our team is now deeply analyzing the data as we prepare the submission for the next stage of the competition!
Thank you, Rosie, for your contributions to the Academy and for this meaningful reminder of why our work matters.
Hosting international clinician-scientists is one of the most powerful ways to accelerate the field of precision #geromedicine.
Exchanges like these are so productive and our field becomes so much stronger when clinicians and scientists work across healthcare systems, cultures, and scientific traditions.
A powerful metaphor for what our field ultimately strives for!
Our task now is to build the evidence, infrastructure, and clinical frameworks to meet this demand.
Healthy longevity is not age-bound, not ethnicity-bound, not disease-specific - I am so proud to live and work in such an international and multiethnic environment!
We structured the open house for the public around three pillars: 1. The #science of aging biology: Making hallmarks of aging tangible and relating them to cardiometabolic risk, muscle strength, sleep architecture, inflammatory burden, and functional reserve. Heterogeneity is the rule: two individuals of the same chronological age can differ profoundly in biological resilience. 2. #Clinical precision in Healthy Longevity Medicine: Risk stratification, digital biomarkers, longitudinal tracking, and multimodal interventions are redefining medicine to keep individuals healthy(ier)! 3. #Translation into daily life: The image captured the essence: a crowded room full of participants engaging in beautifully guided breathing exercises by TSZ WAI NGAI. It illustrates a key principle: autonomic regulation is measurable, trainable physiology. Respiratory modulation influences our heart rate variability, stress reactivity, and inflammation.
Healthy longevity research cannot remain confined to #journals, #conferences, and clinical #trial units. Aging biology is modifiable and it therefore needs to be translated. Public engagement is not outreach; deep in my heart, it is #implementation.
Giving back to the community: full house.
Thanks to the team at the NUS Academy for Healthy Longevity: your talent is incredible - thanks for giving back!
when we are prescribing GLP ones, we always combine a risk resistance exercise training to make sure that we are building up the muscle reserve.
we often have walking meeting. And we have that not only to expose ourselves to sunlight and going out of the offices, but also because we are training our brain quite differently because we have to walk, we have to talk, we have to look at where others are, and that's hugely important.
I think we have to bring it into the medical system measuring NED levels, and that's what I do in clinical practice. Seeing how much energy you need. Then subsidise that with the supplements, measuring it again, and also asking, do you feel better? Are you better? And that's, I think, proper care and proper use of supplements, uh, like NMN and NR.
Thursday to Friday 26-27.02: Unlock Healthy Longevity Conference focused on #gerotherapeutics, last chance to join: https://lnkd.in/ggVa4-pt
Saturday 28.02: Open day for the public, last change to join: https://lnkd.in/dMXnmCrt
Monday to Wednesday 23-25.02: Intensive Course for health care professionals (sold out)
thanks in advance to the fabulous team, all speakers, participants, sponsors et al to grow this evidence-based field advancing #health.
The NUS Academy for Healthy Longevity has one clear aim: to optimize the #health of aging individuals and to #democratize access to highest quality gerodiagnostics and gerotherapeutics. We do this by integrating rigorous research, education, and global outreach into one coherent framework.
We are ambitious. The field needs leadership, standards, and scientific integrity in an ecosystem that is expanding rapidly and not always guided by evidence. Together with our many collaborators, we are committed to shaping it responsibly and sustainably.
Thank you to an extraordinary #team for the energy and dedication.
Ageing is no longer something to ‚manage’, we can ‚design‘ its trajectory through medicine and public health measure; for policies, and the entire economic systems.
What interests me most are the hard questions: how can we build more #evidence exponentially, where the evidence truly is, where #expectations are running ahead of data, and how #capital, #regulation, and clinical reality can be aligned to deliver longer and healthier lives.
I am looking forward to continuing this conversation with Vishal Harnal, whose perspective as a longevity investor I have long hugely valued, and under the thoughtful moderation of Heike Cushway, with whom I share many views on how innovation in ageing should remain grounded in real-world impact.
Learn from leading experts in geroscience and precision geromedicine as they share the latest evidence and real-world insights on extending healthspan through nutraceuticals and repurposed drugs.
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We don’t age into disease by chance; we age into it biologically.
We still too often speak of “old age” as if it were a diagnosis. It is not. It is the cumulative result of long-term biological processes that become visible decades before disease manifests.
Biological age varies widely between individuals, and that is precisely where the key to prevention lies.
Those who invest early in physical fitness, metabolic health, cognitive resilience, and social connectedness gain years of life, and life in those years.
Health is not a cost, but a form of savings.
The challenge for our healthcare systems is clear: from disease care to health care. From repair to prevention. From chronological age to biological reality.
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These cross-sector conversations are exactly where the future of evidence-based healthy longevity takes shape.
A pleasure to showcase our work optimizing health and healthspan of the NUS Academy for Healthy Longevity and Chi Longevity, and to exchange ideas on how science, clinical implementation, and entrepreneurship can jointly advance healthy longevity in Singapore and around the globe.
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Aging phenotypes are moving from single clocks to systems-level, organ-specific profiles (Biomarkers of Aging Consortium)
XPRIZE Healthspan is accelerating the progress!
Geroscience in 2025: we crossed a threshold.
Grateful to be part of this field working alongside colleagues shaping the future of health.
What stood out most in 2025: geroscience is no longer just discovering mechanisms, it learned how to measure, compare, and translate them. Here, precision geromedicine kicks in!
Biological age is clinically actionable, integrating biological, functional, and digital biomarkers of aging (Healthy Longevity Medicine Society)
This is the beginning of a clinician-driven community that will help define the future of Precision Geromedicine in Singapore and around the world!
The Clinical Alliance was initiated to: -bringing practicing clinicians from public and private clinics together to build a trusted professional network, -advance shared clinical frameworks, -guide responsible implementation.
The inaugural meeting of the NUS Academy for Healthy Longevity Clinical Alliance marked the launch of the clinician-led network taking responsibility for our ever-emerging field!
Are you a practicing health care professional in Singpaore in precision medicine or want to enter the field, please reach out to longevityacademy@nus.edu.sg to join the clinical alliance.
The level of engagement made one thing unmistakable: we, clinicians, want to work together and take collective ownership of how this field develops.
Precision Geromedicine, also referred to as Healthy Longevity Medicine, is rapidly moving. As geroscience translates into actionable interventions, the need for leadership becomes clear: we need standards, anchoring practice in evidence, and keeps patient-centred care at the forefront.
One thing united the room: a shared commitment to set rigorous standards, uphold clinical responsibility, and build lasting credibility for this field.
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May 2026 be a year with lots of laughter, great ideas, scientific courage, and collective commitment to optimize health and extending healthspan.
Healthspan is no longer a niche ambition; it is becoming a policy, economic, and regulatory topic.
Healthspan is a societal and economic necessity, not a luxury product.
Regulation is needed to introduce precision #geromedicine as #infrastructure.
Governments are engaging with healthy longevity not because it is fashionable, but because demographic reality leaves little room for delay in many countries.
The field is maturing rapidly: Biological age measurements, good practice standards, clinical trials, and access to new care models are now part of the conversation.
there is little room left for polite optimism or miracle narratives, only for the hard work of demonstrating that healthspan can be extended at population level.
I am looking forward to 2026!
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If you’re looking to contribute to impactful research, clinical trials, and translational work in healthy longevity, explore our open roles:
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2025 has been a defining year for the Academy. Together with our local and international partners, we advanced healthy longevity from theory to real-world impact across #education, #research, and #clinical #translation.
From the opening of our Clinical Trial Centre to the Unlock Healthy Longevity Conference, Intensive Course, and Healthy Longevity Talent Incubator, we continued to shape standards for the future of healthy longevity medicine.
Our translational research, such as PROMETHEUS, CEDIRA, SIRT6, and Rejuvenating the Microbiome, also progressed significantly, strengthening the foundations of precision geromedicine.
Our courses and events are now open for registration: Healthy Longevity Intensive Course and Conference: https://lnkd.in/gb-K9TRv Healthy Longevity Talent Incubator: https://lnkd.in/eAv9md3Y
Thanks to our team J.J. (Hans) Meij Jane Ong Shivaji Rikka Mazzarine D. Weilan Wang Lihuan Guan Dingding Z. Ajla Hodzic Kuerec MD, PhD Jordi Morwani Sabarinath Nair TSZ WAI NGAI Antoni Olona Tung Hoang Renee Chng Hui Min Chong Christian Sotelo and et al.
This photo captures more than a celebration. It reflects trust, teamwork, and a shared mission to redefine what healthcare can be.
We understand and drive #science, are #evidence-based, and deeply committed, yet always #human. Behind every protocol, biomarker, and clinical decision is a team that genuinely cares.
Thank you to our team, our collaborators, and, most importantly, our clients who allow us to walk alongside them in optimizing their health.
This year, we continued to shift the conversation around #health and its #optimization. Health is no longer seen as a given, but as something we can actively cultivate, and today, we are equipped with the tools to do exactly that.
Our clients often describe us as the companion on their health journey, across our clinics and training floors alike. That is something we take seriously.
At Chi Longevity, our core principles remain clear: -Optimization over reaction, -precision over generalization, -evidence-based medicine, thoughtfully personalized, -empowerment through understanding one's biology, mindset, and habits.
Longevity is not about chasing immortality, but about enabling people to feel and live better: maintaining and improving function, independence, and quality of life across the years to come.
Our #Prometheus Study, semi-finalist in the XPRIZE Healthspan competition, has officially completed recruitment.
A heartfelt thank-you to our dedicated team for consistently going the extra mile with and for our participants. Your commitment makes this work possible.
Just eight more weeks until we have the first results. An exciting milestone ahead!
The intervention phase is in full swing, and it is truly heartwarming to hear the stories of the participants, hearing how energized and well they feel.
That’s why I think comprehensive biomarker testing should be paired with a clinician trained in healthy longevity medicine and with ongoing follow-up!
This is what we are doing at Chi Longevity.
This recognition is a tribute to the collective progress of the global longevity community.
Healthy Longevity Medicine has enormous potential to transform quality of life across the lifespan.
I am honoured to contribute to a future where people everywhere can benefit from the science of ageing well.
this award belongs to my remarkable teams at the NUS Academy for Healthy Longevity, Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam (VU Amsterdam) and Chi Longevity. Your dedication, courage, and relentless commitment to rigorous science, implementation, and clinical care make everything possible.
Precision Geromedicine is not a future concept, it is a clinical discipline emerging today and is being practiced today. Precision Geromedicine needs to become a #recognised, #respected, and #regulated medical specialty worldwide.
I’m honored to have joined this roundtable of visionaries organized by the International Institute of Longevity driving that mission forward. Together, we are charting the future of healthy longevity, one that is scientifically grounded, patient-centred, and globally aligned!
Healthy longevity is no longer a niche topic, it is a global imperative. And the clinics leading this field hold a unique power: to shape how the world experiences aging in the decades to come.
Shared opportunities: - Co-creating evidence-based longevity pathways - Advancing precision risk profiling and early interventions - Establishing global benchmarks for healthy longevity medicine - Accelerating innovation responsibly and collaboratively
Yet the clinics at the forefront of this movement face a unique shared responsibility: to translate science into practice safely, ethically, and effectively.
Today’s longevity landscape is evolving at unprecedented speed. From AI-driven biomarkers to next-generation therapeutics, the potential but also threats to add healthy, high-quality years to life has never been greater.
The leading healthy longevity clinics come together. Why? To improve our field!
This is exactly why we created the NUS Academy for Healthy Longevity at the National University of Singapore: - to provide rigorous, science-based training grounded in geroscience and precision geromedicine - to equip practitioners with validated tools, protocols, and clinical standards - to prepare health systems for the demographic transformation ahead - to offer scalable education, from microcredentials to professional certification and executive programmes.
To build a strong and trustworthy Precision Geromedicine ecosystem, we need academic institutions, hospitals, and medical schools to step forward and take responsibility for educating the current and next generation who are driving our field!
the future depends on #education, #certification, and a globally aligned professional #standard.
Why education must lead the way:
Become a member and participate in our working groups to set standards: https://hlms.co/!
Together, we are aligning the scientific, clinical, and industry pillars needed to work with eg the World Health Organization on ICD codes and recognition of aging-related conditions and interventions.
HLMS is working closely with: - American Federation for Aging Research (#AFAR), advancing the scientific foundations of aging research - Academy for Health & Lifespan Research (#AHLR), coordinating leading scientists to shape the research and policy agenda - Longevity Biotechnology Association (#LBA), representing companies developing the next generation of biomarkers and longevity therapeutics. and recently with longevitydocs.™ and International Institute of Longevity.
But to build a globally recognised medical discipline, partnership is essential.
HLMS brings together clinicians, scientists, innovators, and healthcare leaders to define what HLM is, how it should be practiced, and how we ensure safety, quality, and scientific integrity as the field expands.
This is exactly why, more than four years ago, Evelyne Bischof, MD, PhD, and I established the Healthy Longevity Medicine Society as the global home for this emerging field.
Before intervening, we need to understand: we have #gerodiagnostics to measure the 'aging state', also called the biological age of individuals!
Before commercializing longevity, we should protect public trust: our global https://helo-nus.com/ is investigating #awareness, #knowledge, and #motivations of the general population towards lifespan, healthspan, and healthy longevity medicine.
Before promising results, we need evidence: rigorous science is occurring worldwide, including the NUS Academy for Healthy Longevity.
But real progress comes from doing the hard and sometimes less glamorous work: designing robust studies, securing the financial means, receiving ethical approval, and committing to data quality over spectacle before making #claims.
If we truly want to know whether psilocybin affects aging trajectories, we need: -Ethics-approved protocols, with participant safety at the centre -(Randomised) controlled designs to separate effect from noise -Pre-defined outcomes and transparent statistical plans -Independent replication -Scientific integrity in the interpretation of every parameter measured
As someone committed to advancing healthy longevity, I applaud the desire to understand how interventions influence biology.
Curiosity is welcome. Methodology is essential.
Healthy longevity science is evolving rapidly. The #excitement is justified.
We lit the first #candle at our first VIP network dinner at the NUS Academy for Healthy Longevity: fittingly hosted in our #gym at National University of Singapore, the space where we train not only #muscles but #mindsets.
The team was so happy that the biological age testing and knowledge sharing went smoothly (wonderful job team!!)! This is only the beginning!
And importantly: our juniors, the rising stars, are at the centre of this movement. They bring the #curiosity, #courage, and #creativity to question what seems "established", and I think, this is exactly where innovation begins.
We are contributing to creating infrastructure, community, and a scientific ecosystem needed to transform healthcare including healthy longevity medicine, also called precision geromedicine in 🇸🇬 and 🌏.
Our goal is clear: optimising the health of individuals at all ages and bending the curve of ageing trajectories. To achieve this, innovation is needed. It means choosing not to follow the path already laid out, but building new ones: in #science, in clinical #practice, and in how we #connect people who care about healthy longevity.
The agreement was signed by Prof. George Panagiotis Chrousos and myself, with vital support from Dr. EVI HATZIANDREOU and Prof. J.J. (Hans) Meij, whose leadership in education brought this collaboration to life.
A new partnership has been formalised between the NUS Academy for Healthy Longevity at the NUS Yong Loo Lin School of Medicine and the Hellenic Institute for Healthy Longevity (#HIHL) through the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU). This agreement unites us to advancing active and healthy ageing through education, professional training, and public engagement.
Super proud of the team having hosted the Haleon delegation!
Through this MOU, the NUS Academy and HIHL will develop joint global initiatives to elevate healthy longevity literacy, equip professionals with knowledge, and empower individuals and communities with evidence-based strategies for long-term health.
As Director of the NUS Academy for Healthy Longevity, I see this integration of gerodiagnostics and gerotherapeutics as essential for strengthening the precision geromedicine framework that truly improves healthspan and lifespan.
The HELO initiative engages diverse communities worldwide to understand their perspectives on longevity, health, and wellbeing: because the public and potential consumers are the true drivers of this field.
Translating science into impact starts with listening, and this is exactly what HELO aims to do.
These findings are part of the HEalthy LOngevity (#HELO) Survey, our global consortium led by the NUS Academy for Healthy Longevity (www.helo-nus.com), which I have the privilege to lead together with the great help of Jordi Morwani and Christian Sotelo.
Healthy longevity medicine will only reach its full potential if people understand, value, and demand it.
The NUS Academy for Healthy Longevity focuses precisely on that: combining diagnostics (gerodiagnostics) with therapeutics (gerotherapeutics) to realise precision geromedicine.
I look forward to further engagements, translating this science into real clinical pathways, and always keeping the diagnostics and therapeutic “two-legged” approach front and centre.
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As someone whose work sits at the intersection of ageing biology, clinical translation and healthcare innovation, I emphasise the evidence based approach before jumping to market.
For gerotherapeutic innovation to succeed, the therapeutics should be linked to diagnostics.
We are moving from treating disease to building health #capital: at every age, in every profession.
We explored how #gerodiagnostics and #gerotherapeutics, the science of measuring and modifying biological ageing, are reshaping the future of #healthcare, #workforce design, and #leadership.
What inspires me most is the growing recognition that healthy longevity is no longer the domain of medicine alone. Executives, policy-makers, and innovators are realising that understanding ageing biology is essential for every organisation that wishes to remain future-ready.
The future of healthy longevity medicine depends on such cross-sector learning and it starts with curiosity, courage, and commitment to lifelong #education.
Together with J.J. (Hans) Meij and Guido KROEMER, we call for a global effort to integrate geroscience principles and healthspan education into everyday medical practice.
In our recent publication “Education in Healthy Longevity as a Prerequisite for a New Healthcare Model” in Geromedicine (Science Exploration Press), we outline how embedding healthy-longevity education across medical curricula, lifelong learning, and community engagement is essential to support longer and healthier lives.
We need to educate healthcare professionals and society at large.
Healthy longevity medicine should be built on data, ethics, and clinical validation, not on celebrity deals or marketing narratives.
I grew up in a family medicine clinic — quite literally at home, where both my parents practiced, always surrounded by patients. They never marketed. Later, while working in academic and teaching hospitals, we never had to market care either. We simply worked to #prove it, #improve it, and #deliver it to every patient. That is what medicine should be.
We argue that: • Medical, allied health and nursing curricula should include the biology of ageing, biomarkers of aging, and the principles of healthy longevity medicine. • Healthcare professionals need lifelong training to translate rapidly evolving longevity science into clinical care. • Public and community education are equally vital to empower individuals to manage their own ageing trajectories.
At the NUS Academy for Healthy Longevity (NUS Yong Loo Lin School of Medicine, National University of Singapore), this is exactly our focus. We provide evidence-based, CME-accredited courses designed to empower clinicians and professionals in the healthcare sector to apply healthy longevity science in clinical and public-health contexts.
Wir setzen NMN nur mit Vorsicht und unter ärztlicher Begleitung ein
We are including the average person, like you and me.
At the NUS Academy for Healthy Longevity we are building the evidence based foundation of precision geromedicine. We start with: 1. Meticulous evaluation of the literature; before any recommendation, we review all existing evidence systematically. 2. Clinical trials; we test interventions in diverse populations to understand efficacy and safety. 3. Precision geromedicine; only then do we tailor strategies to individual aging trajectories.
Healthy longevity interventions like spermidine hold great potential, but potential is not proof. At the Academy, we bridge that gap: transforming scientific promise into precision geromedicine.
I think that's the way we should go.
If it doesn't work, we have to discover why.
I love the human body, as well as those of animals and plants. I love creatures – everything that grows and has the capacity to rejuvenate. I think I am simply in love with the biology of aging. That's why I really want to maintain whatever has been built, understand why it's deteriorating, and what consequences that has.
I love making decisions, I love the knife, I love action. So, I think I'm a mixture of loving biology, making decisions, and being a bit of a politician.
I saw many appendectomies and colectomies, and I loved working with my hands in people's abdomens. I discovered that surgery is wonderful because you can touch the organs, and it's a sort of art. However, it's also very repetitive. I love to work with my hands, but not with that much repetition.
I was sort of forced to do Tai Chi every morning, but if you give me the opportunity, I'll choose kickboxing. I'm much better at that. So, it's absolutely not for me, but I do see its strengths – the balance, the relaxation component. It's quite rewarding. But I prefer kickboxing.
But the attractiveness of Singapore was its real dedication to making healthy longevity work. There's a dedication to change, to having a long-term impact, and to bringing evidence-based science and clinical care to the table. This is driven by the fact that Singapore will have a super-aged population in the coming years. There's a recognized need to change, and there's a long-term vision, which makes it very attractive.
Of course, it's also a hub in the APAC region. If you want to start public-private partnerships, it's much easier here than in Australia. Asia is the new hub for longevity investment, and Singapore is partly driving that.
The university is superb, great partnerships are already in place, and – most importantly – there is a driver for the entire field, which is the dean, Professor Chong Yap Seng. He is an unbelievable driver of this ecosystem. Twelve years ago, he was already thinking about what we now call healthy longevity medicine and how to make it happen.
He was revolutionary, studying children even before they were born to understand the early determinants of aging. This is all captured in the 'human potential' programs. Human potential applies to every age group, and I now use that term very often. We're talking about fulfilling human potential at every life stage.
Oh yes, the government is hugely invested. A couple of years ago, the government launched 'Healthier SG' [Healthier Singapore]. This program is embedded in the public health structure, where every Singaporean has a primary family physician. That GP is tasked with bringing preventative care into that individual's life. It's a huge initiative.
We are starting rigorous, science-based screening programs from the age of 40 onwards. But it's not just about screening; it's about helping families make lifestyle changes and focusing on the early detection and prevention of age-related diseases.
What we see now is a fusion of these ideas. You have a strong public health sector, we are discovering how to apply healthy longevity medicine in clinical practice, and now we're investigating how to merge the two. We are figuring out how to bring the academic thought of healthy longevity medicine into the public health sector. That's the stage we are at right now.
Healthy longevity medicine is the public-facing term. Precision geroscience medicine is the academic term we use in the specialized field. Healthy longevity medicine is defined as optimizing health and healthspan by targeting aging processes across the lifespan. Precision geroscience medicine is simply precision medicine for the aging field.
We've been operational for about four years and have already finished trials, but we didn't have the capacity to run parallel trials and truly grow the space. Now we do.
We have developed standardized operating procedures for measuring things like women's health, oral health, and cognition, especially for middle-aged individuals.
We have established biological, clinical, and digital biomarkers of aging, and we are matchmaking them with therapeutics in both unimodal and multimodal interventions.
We now have the capacity and infrastructure to study that.
I think we are in a space where we can allow ourselves to try and to make errors. We are toddlers in this field, not yet grown-ups. We don't know what really works yet.
So, we take a combined de-risked and high-risk approach.
Our trials always have primary outcomes that are known by the FDA.
We mix that conventional trial design with innovative elements.
For the first time, the primary outcome parameter in a trial like this was the change in those same epigenetic clocks.
We have the safety and recognition from the broader field of trialists, showing that we know how to randomize, we use the right software, and we apply tests properly.
Then, as the cherry on top, we add all our other biomarkers to get a better understanding of how these interventions act.
We are using the XPRIZE outcomes, which focus on immune, cognitive, and musculoskeletal function.
Alongside that, we are including many other parameters like proteomics, epigenetics, microbiome data, and digital biomarkers to track changes in health.
We only include individuals who are between the 25th and 75th percentile for these three functions.
Based on these three areas – cognition, immune function, and muscle – we build a personalized regimen that includes lifestyle interventions, dietary recommendations, nutraceuticals, and, in the next stage, drugs targeting the individual's specific gerotype.
We built grids and flowcharts to standardize this personalized approach.
It's a huge list of nutraceuticals, including urolithin A, NMN, and ergothioneine – compounds where we have at least some human evidence of a signal and a very low likelihood of harm.
When we finish this trial, which is running now and is very intense – it's like a boot camp for the participants – we won't be able to disentangle exactly what worked for any single person.
But we will know which combinations we prescribed based on their gerotype. Then, in the post-hoc analysis, we can see what was most likely to help.
We have a psychologist in the group who uses nudging techniques and helps us understand what people want to achieve.
We are combining diagnostics from psychology to biology to the social environment to give our intervention the highest chance of working.
However, this is how we think in clinical practice. This is the first time we are strategically bringing that mindset into a clinical trial design.
We do a lot of responder/non-responder analysis, and I think that's the key issue for our field.
We shouldn't underestimate how heterogeneous the aging process is.
Our AKG trial shows that we find significant epigenetic changes towards a lower biological age in individuals who were already biologically older, just by giving them one gram of calcium AKG for six months.
But we find the signal is especially strong in individuals who are more physically active.
Here you see that the combination of lifestyle and a supplement is very important.
We also see better results in certain demographics.
And we only applied it to individuals who were already epigenetically older – why would you charge your phone if it's already full?
It's the same for the NMN study we did a couple of years ago. After doing all the post-hoc analysis, we showed that the only individuals with a moderate NAD+ level increase showed clinical benefits from taking t
For me, it doesn't matter if a trial's primary outcome is positive or negative. The most important outcome is that we learn from the data.
We have many non-responders in these trials, but we also have an equal number of people who are huge responders. The challenge for us in the coming years is to understand this responsiveness—who are the responders? That will show us who should actually be taking certain interventions in clinical practice.
I have now found the overarching alliance of all patient organizations [Alliance of Patients Organizations Singapore – APOS]. We are now looking forward to building registries, giving good information to individuals, and recruiting from their members. It's a hugely active and proactive partnership. I am so happy that we finally have the consumer at the table, in addition to healthcare professionals, industry partners, governments, and policymakers.
Healthy longevity medicine should grow both publicly and privately.
However, what we really need is a very strong academic basis for it. If I could dream – and it seems the dream is coming true – we will have an alliance of academic clinics working together to build standards. We can test what works and what doesn't in a non-private environment, from implementation strategies to cost-effectiveness to running randomized controlled trials together.
We need to do the studies, but we also need teaching, teaching, and more teaching.
That's what we have to solve now. Otherwise, this can become a very dangerous field. There's a lot of 'snake oil' out there. We must establish a rigorous academic basis and have teaching hospitals that can offer rotations of six months, twelve months, or two years.
Longevity gehört nicht nur in Nischenkliniken, sondern in jede Hausarztpraxis.
In Singapur, den Niederlanden und international setzen wir genau hier an – mit klinischer Anwendung, Datenintelligenz und individueller Präzisionsdiagnostik.
Die Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung hat dieses Thema groß aufgerollt – nicht als Zukunftsvision, sondern als Realität, an der wir jeden Tag arbeiten.
It’s time we treat ageing as the modifiable, measurable, and impactful disease process that it is.
To be clear: the biggest risk factor for death is not smoking, obesity, or pollution, it is time.
At Chi Longevity, we already operate on this premise. We positively modulate the aging trajectory in clinical practice by understanding each individual’s biological aging process and developing targeted interventions.
Lifespan is not my goal.
Together with APOS, we are: -co-designing #studies around real patient needs, -building patient-driven #registries using real-world evidence, -improving research #literacy so families, not just futurists, can act on knowledge, -countering misinformation with #clarity and #credibility.
We are tremendously grateful for the APOS board and partner organizations working with us
This is why the new partnership with the Alliance of Patients' Organizations Singapore (APOS) with the NUS Academy for Healthy Longevity is so dear to my heart: it’s strategic, overdue, and will hopefully be transformational.
It brings together academia, industry, policy, and the public to test and translate interventions that reduce biological #age and preserve #vitality across life.
We didn’t just open a facility: we signaled a global #intent.
With the launch of the Clinical Trial Centre of the NUS Academy for Healthy Longevity, Singapore is taking a decisive step toward transforming how we act on #ageing: not one age-related disease at a time, but by targeting the #biology that drives them all.
In this trial centre, biology meets behaviour, data meets care, and science meets society.
And the trial centre is not just a research site; it is a #living lab.
Students, clinicians, scientists, and industry fellows will learn inside the trials themselves: collecting data, working across disciplines, and translating discovery into delivery.
#Education is no longer a classroom; we aim to provide a clinical research ecosystem: at our Academy, in Singapore and abroad.
The testimonial of that was the signage of important MOUs during the opening: with RMIT University and the State University of Makassar.
And, the MOU with the Alliance of Patients' Organizations Singapore (APOS) - later more!
In the Clinic opening ceremony, the academy also formalised a strategic partnership with RMIT University , represented by Distinguished Prof. Professor Charlie C. XUE to accelerate research and education in Healthy Longevity Medicine.
Together, we will enable staff and student exchanges, joint PhD pathways, and collaborative clinical research between Singapore and Australia.
I am deeply honored to have been appointed Ambassador of the Asia-Pacific Longevity Medicine Society, with the mission to build and strengthen networks across regions.
Healthy longevity medicine can only progress when robust evidence is generated and translated into clinical practice. This requires collaboration: not only within #Asia but also across #Europe, the #Americas, and #beyond. Building strong international networks is therefore key to responsibly advancing the field and bringing real impact to patients and populations.
consumers need to be guided towards evidence based healthy longevity medicine clinics!
Let’s connect regions, countries, continents and the 🌎.
In that space, Chi Longevity seeks to play a catalytic role: bridging fundamental biology with scalable gerodiagnostics, measuring the biological age of individuals, matched with personalized #intervention models.
I’m excited about how Chi Longevity can help accelerate that future, and I welcome further collaboration and discussion with fellow changemakers in this space.
Looking ahead, I see three key imperatives: -Integrative data platforms: to merge molecular, behavioral, environmental, and social data. -Translational pipelines: to bring discoveries from lab to clinic (and the “everyday”) -Equity & accessibility: ensuring precision geromedicine doesn’t deepen divides, but empowers more people.
With only 100 slots available, secure your place early for this high-impact educational experience.
Most adults spend over half of their waking lives at work, which makes the workplace one of the largest health #interventions we have!
The future of healthy longevity won’t be decided in clinics, it will be shaped in the workplace.
What we truly need is a cross-sector movement, where employers, insurers, clinicians, and policymakers align around one shared goal: Not just helping people work longer, but helping them age better.
It’s how well we live while we #work!
A sustainable healthy longevity ecosystem cannot rely solely on academia and large healthcare institutions. It should be complemented by agile industry players capable of translating innovation into accessible tools and services.
Our conversation focused on the integration of precision medicine into health systems, a transition that is both scientifically justified and medically necessary.
Singapore is well positioned to lead in this domain, provided we continue to align policy, clinical frameworks, and entrepreneurial development.
When #food becomes the frontier of healthy longevity: reflections on the FNL Institute launch.
This week in Frankfurt, the Future of Nutrition & Longevity (FNL) Institute officially opened its doors, and I had the honour to deliver the keynote address.
What struck me throughout the evening was that nutrition in relation to longevity is no longer a topic for #science alone, it attracts global players such as Ferrero, Dr. Oetker, Danone and Unilever.
The entire food sector, from producers, processors, retailers to investors, is now starting to position itself as a #longevity #industry.
At FNL, the mission is clear: To #translate science, functional nutrition strategies into real-world impact for both producers and consumers.
Therewith, the institute is helping accelerate a shift from reactive medicine to proactive, nutrition-powered health.
A trillion-dollar opportunity for the global food sector: The healthy longevity movement is no longer confined to healthcare.
The global food industry is rapidly repositioning itself as a health and lifespan industry.
From ingredient manufacturers and consumer brands to agritech and supply-chain innovators, the sector is awakening to a new mandate: to deliver not just #calories, but biological #performance.
Thank you to the FNL Institute team, especially dr Alexander Smerz and Suzi Pijnenburg, the Döhler Natural Food and Beverage Ingredients GmbH, panel members, next to all partners across science and industry who are building this ecosystem.
I am excited to see how this movement will evolve: and to continue contributing to a future where what we eat sustains not just life, but vitality.
SGInnovate’s interest in healthy longevity is a testimony for the potential of the longevity industry in Singapore and APAC.
While Singapore has made strong progress in research, broader implementation will require structured support for small and medium enterprises (SMEs) operating in #gerodiagnostics, data infrastructure, digital therapeutics and #gerotherapeutics to serve healthcare services.
This meeting is an important platform to shape how we translate science and technology into better healthspan for societies across the region.
Looking forward to meaningful conversations and collaborations with colleagues, driving the future of longevity medicine.
At the upcoming Asia-Pacific Longevity Medicine International Summit, I’ll be contributing to discussions on precision geromedicine, public-private partnerships, and best practices for longevity clinics.
Looking forward to engaging discussions and new collaborations.
On October 20–21, 2025, I’ll be attending the Biomarkers of Aging Conference at the Harvard Medical School, hosted by the Biomarkers of Aging Consortium.
Excited to have you on board, Dingding!
Spending time with pioneers in the aging field is inspiring and strengthens the scientific foundations on which we build precision #geromedicine.
What all of this teaches me is that continuous friendship and mentorship is not a luxury, it is essential.
Science advances not only by discoveries, but by the transfer of tacit knowledge to set up collaborations across countries and generations.
The future of precision geromedicine depends on this continuous chain of mentorship, and I feel greatful to both receive and give in that chain.
As we received the 🔑 to our new trial center at the National University of Singapore, we were also able to expand our team.
Dingding joins us as Clinic Manager, working closely together with our brilliant leader Dr. Mazzarine D.. She takes on the essential role of coordinating trials that explore how to optimize the #health of aging individuals.
She brings a wealth of experience from clinical and perioperative care; expertise that will be invaluable to our #mission.
The energy in the room reflected the momentum building around healthy longevity!
Chi Longevity was immensely present: with long queues of participants eager to try out double-tasking!
Very happy to participate in The International Longevity Summit Africa.
Africa can lead the way in showing how societies can prepare for aging while simultaneously lifting health for all generations.
Healthy longevity is about boosting #productivity, #resilience, and economic #growth.
By acting early, Africa has the unique opportunity to leapfrog traditional models of care and adopt preventive, personalized, and digitally enabled health systems.
Investing in the future!
Investing in healthy #longevity and optimizing #health is not a luxury, it is a necessity.
Kudos to fabulous Ósìnákáchī Àkùmà Kálū!
Evidence-based healthy longevity is not only possible, it is essential.
Through the Healthy Longevity Medicine Society and our academic efforts at the NUS Academy for Healthy Longevity and Chi Longevity, we build and optimize the scientific foundation for #gerodiagnostics and #gerointerventions that genuinely extend heath and healthspan, turning #aspiration into #evidence.
My focus is to distinguish what truly works from what merely appears appealing.
Wellness may trend, but only when rooted in science can it truly transform health.
At the Chi Longevity Clinics, we go beyond rituals and retreats by offering stool-based DNA testing and precision nutrition plans: translating microbiome science into measurable benefits for digestion, inflammation, and healthy ageing.
The gut microbiome should not enter vacation but maintained continuously!
Chi Longevity at the Four Seasons Hotel Singapore sets itself apart by integrating evidence-based diagnostics and treatments to slow biological aging and optimize health.
With a growing global demand for health tech, Chi Longevity's unique offerings are leading the charge in blending luxury hospitality with advanced medical care to support guests in achieving both restoration and rejuvenation.
For #travelers seeking to elevate their health while on the go, Chi Longevity presents the future of luxury wellness - in our clinic, in the gym and in the restaurant!
This isn't just about #recovery: it's about #optimization.
Our approach blends latest results of healthy longevity science with clinical practices, offering services like #DNA testing, #hormone analysis, and precision #lifestyle prescriptions.
We emphasize that while breakthroughs are coming, they must be tested in clinical trials, translated responsibly into practice, and made accessible to society at large.
the audience need to be reminded that longevity is not about billionaires outpacing biology, it’s about rigorous, evidence-based precision geromedicine.
Our perspectives anchor the discussion in science and equity, highlighting that true progress means ensuring that added years are lived in #health.
In our latest article, we confirm the feasibility of recruiting participants into geroprotective trials: The ABLE trial tested the feasibility of enrolling biologically older yet generally healthy middle-aged adults in Singapore for a gerotherapeutic intervention with alpha-ketoglutarate. Out of 467 individuals expressing interest, 120 were enrolled over 223 working days, with high eligibility (67.3% at screening) and a conversion rate of up to 48.4%. Most participants had a higher biological than chronological age, and recruitment was most effective through word-of-mouth: confirming the #feasibility of such studies.
Our mission: to optimize #health and thereby unlock the full potential of #life.
This is only possible with the best trial designs, strict adherence to #evidence generation, and by applying insights rapidly evolving from other medical specialties.
To generate evidence, we need to successfully recruit #participants into human clinical trials. We are meticulously evaluating each step to optimize our #research and eventually translate evidence into the #clinical practice of precision #geromedicine.
A big thank you to the team for making this research possible.
After 2 years of incredible success, we return with a full week of science, strategy, and innovation in the field of healthy longevity.
The results are both a wake-up call and an opportunity. We now have the science to help people live longer in good health and the public is eager for it.
Under the leadership of Mazzarine D., the team has done a phenomenal job. We are now well-positioned to expand our research and advance the #evidence base for precision geromedicine.
A brand-new clinical trial center is taking shape at the NUS Yong Loo Lin School of Medicine: the NUS Academy for Healthy Longevity.
Today, our signages went up, and the equipment is arriving piece by piece. There's still plenty to do before we welcome our first #trial participants next week; but the major milestones are behind us!
A heartfelt thank you to Dean Yap-Seng CHONG and Vice Dean Roger Foo and Vice President Wee Joo Chng for their support in making healthy longevity a reality.
We’re hiring #educators and academic #leaders to join our mission at the Academy for Healthy Longevity, NUS Medicine!
Whether you’re a rising star in academia or an experienced educator, if you're excited to teach, lead, and create impact — we want to hear from you.
Mentor, inspire, and lead future clinicians, scientists, and changemakers
Work with a bold, visionary team rethinking how we age — and how we teach it
This is your chance to: Design and deliver innovative education curriculum in Geroscience and Precision Geromedicine
We're building the next generation of #healthy #longevity professionals — and we need you.
We embrace #creativity and bold #thinking, consistently reimagining education and research to drive better outcomes and lasting #impact.
By challenging the status quo, and exploring innovative approaches, we inspire transformative learning and research experiences that endure.
Precision Geromedicine / Healthy Longevity Medicine needs #education!
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linkedin_postlinkedin · 2026-07-121,000 chars
Well... this was a lovely surprise! Nominated for 'De Gouden Saar'! Celebrating people who have made a difference for #women over 50 years. Great nominees; my first thought was: can we just give everyone an award? There are so many inspiring, accomplished, and courageous women on it - so vote for all of them here: https://lnkd.in/grbMysCY Congratulations to all the nominees. All stages of life...
linkedin_postlinkedin · 2026-07-121,883 chars
The skin is our largest organ. Why don't we treat it with great precision? At the Healthy Longevity Talent Incubator (#HLTI) Open Day of the NUS Academy for Healthy Longevity, we were delighted to welcome Angeline Tay from L'Oréal, who delivered an outstanding keynote on "Skin longevity: from cellular biology to evidence-based interventions." She highlighted how advances in skin biology are chang...
linkedin_postlinkedin · 2026-07-112,649 chars
Honouring a pioneer who shaped the science of healthy ageing: prof Suresh Rattan. At the Healthy Longevity Talent Incubator (#HLTI) Open Day of the NUS Academy for Healthy Longevity, it was a true privilege to present the Healthy Longevity Lifetime Achievement Award to Professor Suresh Rattan. For me, this recognition is deeply personal. prof Rattan has been my mentor for more than 25 years. Thr...
linkedin_postlinkedin · 2026-07-111,818 chars
Asia is entering one of the greatest demographic transformations in history. By 2030, one in four Asians will be over the age of 60 years. Thank you to Angelica Ang and Fortune for bringing together different perspectives on the future of Healthy Longevity Medicine in Asia: • Ada Lo, The Hong Kong Polytechnic University, highlighted that Asia is developing a more holistic longevity model, combi...
linkedin_postlinkedin · 2026-07-111,516 chars
What if we underestimate the next generation? We often hear that today’s students spend too much time on social media and too little time thinking deeply. Yesterday, the scholars of Lotus Bridge International Academy Singapore proved the opposite. During their visit to the NUS Academy for Healthy Longevity they discussed mitochondria as the cell’s energy factories, the role of the endoplasmic re...
linkedin_postlinkedin · 2026-07-111,573 chars
Young Healthy Longevity Medicine Society (yHLMS) is where the future of Healthy Longevity Medicine comes together. Healthy Longevity Medicine is advancing rapidly - driven by a growing consumer interest. yHLMS brings these talented individuals together, creating opportunities for mentorship, collaboration, leadership and scientific exchange. It is where future leaders meet, grow and build the int...
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Yoga at sunrise. At the Healthy Longevity Talent Incubator of the NUS Academy for Healthy Longevity, physical activity is key. Some days that means yoga, while on others we challenge ourselves with HIIT or brain exercises. The science is compelling. Yoga improves balance, flexibility, mobility, stress resilience, and mental well-being. HIIT enhances cardiovascular fitness, metabolic health, and...
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Supplementing the Evidence: We need your help by Monday, 6th of July! 💊 My team of researchers from the NUS Academy for Healthy Longevity are conducting a study on dietary supplements in Singapore and are inviting residents in Singapore (only) to participate. If you are 18 years or older and currently residing in Singapore, participate in this anonymous survey, which takes approximately 5 minute...
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Lowering biological age through interventions tailored to #gerotypes ('vitalitytypes'). XPRIZE #PROMETHEUS (PRecision gerOMedicinE: Tailoring Healthy agEing with lifestyle and nUtraceuticalS) is a novel precision geromedicine approach that goes beyond chronological age by using gerotypes: individual ageing patterns derived from biological, clinical, and digital biomarkers, to personalise interven...
linkedin_postlinkedin · 2026-06-301,655 chars
The future of healthy longevity medicine will be built by #talent, through #collaboration nurtured by #mentorship. This Healthy Longevity Talent Incubator (#HLTI) of the NUS Academy for Healthy Longevity bringing together 40 outstanding emerging talents and 4 junior mentors, from across disciplines around the globe who share a common ambition: to advance evidence-based healthy longevity medicine ...
linkedin_postlinkedin · 2026-06-291,097 chars
The icebreaker! Today we welcomed the newest cohort of our Healthy Longevity Talent Incubator (#HLTI) of the NUS Academy for Healthy Longevity. Over the next two weeks, we will work with 40 exceptional early-career researchers and 4 junior mentors consisting of clinicians, researchers and innovators selected from 26 countries, individuals with the talent and commitment to shape the future of hea...
linkedin_postlinkedin · 2026-06-271,370 chars
Biological dating! Aging trajectories are beautifully heterogeneous: the future of precision geromedicine will depend on matching biological profiles with targeted interventions. Identification of distinct #gerotypes,biological patterns of aging and matching them with appropriate interventions, will be essential. This is where gerodiagnostics must meet gerotherapeutics: diagnostics that reveal ...
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Biological age is only valuable if it changes what we do. It was a pleasure to join the inaugural London Longevity Show at Tobacco Dock and discuss one of the most important questions in our field during my on-stage interview with Lara Lewington: how should we measure biological age, and what do we do with that information? My message was clear: biological age is not the endpoint. It is a clinic...
linkedin_postlinkedin · 2026-06-251,325 chars
What if #neuroscience, #exercise physiology, and heathy longevity #medicine came together in a single clinical role? At Chi Longevity, we are looking for a Neurocognitive Performance Lead to redefine how we assess, maintain, and optimise cognitive and physical function as people age. This is not a traditional physiotherapy or rehabilitation position: you will work with biological age assessments...
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Can a single test really tell you how old you are biologically? The biological #age industry is booming, but are we measuring aging, or simply generating another health score? A thought-provoking new Forbes article by Juergen Eckhardt cuts through the hype and examines the science behind biological age testing. Featuring insights from David Furman and myself: biological age is not a diagnosis, a...
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Beyond looking young! Don't miss this opportunity to be part of our Healthy Longevity Open Day 2026 of the NUS Academy for Healthy Longevity! Immerse in meaningful conversations around what it means to age well and how to build resilient healthy longevity societies that can withstand socioeconomic challenges. 🗓️ Thursday, 9 July 2026 ⏰ 9:30am - 1:00pm 📍 NUS Ngee Ann Kongsi Auditorium 🍿 Light r...
linkedin_postlinkedin · 2026-06-212,909 chars
Metformin: from Diabetes drug to healthy longevity candidate, where do we stand today? Yesterday, I had the opportunity to discuss this topic on NPO Radio 1, reflecting on a question that continues to generate considerable interest within healthy longevity medicine: Can metformin slow human #ageing? Metformin is one of the most widely discussed molecules in the longevity field. Originally deriv...
linkedin_postlinkedin · 2026-06-202,831 chars
Metformine: van diabetesmedicijn naar longevity-kandidaat: waar staan we nu? Metformine is één van de meest besproken moleculen binnen de langlevendheidsgeneeskunde (healthy lo gevity medicine). Oorspronkelijk afgeleid van de plant Galega officinalis (geitenruit), wordt #metformine al meer dan 60 jaar gebruikt als één van de belangrijkste behandelingen voor type 2 #diabetes. De lange ervaring, v...
linkedin_postlinkedin · 2026-06-191,227 chars
The future of #medicine Is #precision: the goal Is healthy longevity. AI and precision medicine are rapidly becoming inseparable. Yet, as these fields evolve, healthy longevity should remain the central outcome we aim to optimize: we had superb discussions at the 14th ISABS & Mayo Clinic Conference In Dubrovnik. There are two fundamentals: the #validity of our measurements and the #effectiveness...
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Biological age testing: how, what, why Biological age testing has become one of the hottest topics in the longevity field, attracting enormous interest from consumers, clinicians, investors, and researchers alike. Yet behind the headlines lies a critical question: what is #signal, and what is #noise? Lara Lewington and I will explore the promise, the science, and the limitations of biological ...
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great spirit and even laughter during the podcast! Thanks! NUS Academy for Healthy Longevity
linkedin_postlinkedin · 2026-06-171,058 chars
“You act like a successful start-up, but you don’t dress like one” A good friend / colleague from the successful start-up world said this to me recently. It made me smile - why not changing the dress code? At the NUS Academy for Healthy Longevity, we have that start-up spirit: we are building an ecosystem around healthy #longevity medicine: advancing biological age clocks, running human interven...
linkedin_postlinkedin · 2026-06-141,045 chars
#Skin, #sleep and #supplements! You are invited to the Healthy Longevity Talent Incubator (#HLTI) 2026 open day of the NUS Academy for Healthy Longevity at the National University of Singapore! On 9 July 2026, our HLTI participants will take the stage to present the findings from the Singapore City Missions, where they explored what healthy longevity means to everyday Singaporeans and how public...
linkedin_postlinkedin · 2026-06-141,005 chars
Superhuman Stockholm. Big stage. Big crowd. The longevity field is growing rapidly and evolving in many different directions. What is undeniable is that #consumers - you and me - are driving much of this development. People want to understand their health, measure it, improve it, and influence how they age - or just be part of the movement. The demand is there, and the market is responding. I l...
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When participants do not want to be 'discharged' at the end of a study, you know something meaningful has happened. Today we celebrated the 'graduation' of the participants in our XPRIZE Healthspan 3-1 study, focused on rejuvenating the microbiome through a multimodal intervention targeting three key domains of healthy ageing: muscle, brain, and immune function. Over the past months, participant...
linkedin_postlinkedin · 2026-06-081,135 chars
Seems that I am among the most influential women on LinkedIn in the Netherlands. A surprise, particularly because nearly all of my posts are written in English, while the analysis showed that Dutch-language posts typically generate almost three times more engagement... The analysis behind the ranking is super interesting: https://lnkd.in/earahc3N Nearly 2,000 posts from 50 influential women were...
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Graduate certificate healthy #longevity leading to the master for healthy longevity with subspecializing of #geroscience and precision #geromedicine at the National University of Singapore. Registration link: https://lnkd.in/eSMFGvyg NUS Academy for Healthy Longevity
linkedin_postlinkedin · 2026-06-07709 chars
Looking for men aged 65–80 years in Singapore interested in healthy ageing. The SIRT6 Study is investigating whether a natural compound derived from brown seaweed can influence biological ageing and support healthy ageing. Participants will attend four study visits over six months at the NUS Academy for Healthy Longevity. Assessments include measures of biological age, metabolic health, body com...
linkedin_postlinkedin · 2026-06-071,396 chars
Most Indonesians expect to outlive the statistics. The people with the least #longevity #knowledge expected the longest lives. In our newly published study in GeroScience, we examined expected lifespan and healthspan in 1,199 individuals across rural and urban Java, Indonesia. Rural participants, despite lower education levels, lower healthy longevity literacy, and less healthcare access, consis...
linkedin_postlinkedin · 2026-06-06969 chars
Healthy longevity knows no shortcuts. No miracle one off intervention. Healthy longevity is built through decades of maintenance, optimisation and adaptation of the body. The earlier we start, the greater the opportunity to preserve health, function and resilience across life. This was the central message I shared today during The Longevity Blueprint: Engineering a Life Well Lived at Vogue Sing...
linkedin_postlinkedin · 2026-06-06410 chars
Geroscience and precision geromedicine education! The NUS Academy for Healthy Longevity at the @National University of Singapore, NUS Yong Loo Lin School of Medicine starts the first graduate certificate in healthy longevity! About the graduate certificate: https://lnkd.in/eKfqWuDV About the NUs Academy: https://lnkd.in/effpKx5c Thanks for highlighting our work, Aaron De Silva! https://lnkd.i...
linkedin_postlinkedin · 2026-06-061,352 chars
Graduate Certificate in Healthy Longevity at the National University of Singapore Healthy longevity is rapidly evolving from aspiration and consumer demand into an evidence-based field of healthcare, grounded in #geroscience and precision #geromedicine. At the NUS Academy for Healthy Longevity, we built the educational foundation for this transformation. We are proud to launch the Graduate Certi...
linkedin_postlinkedin · 2026-06-022,463 chars
NMN is not just another “anti-ageing” supplement. It is better thought of as a tool that may support cellular energy, when used in the right context. In longevity science, the conversation around NAD+ has changed. The question is no longer only whether NAD+ levels decline with age. It is also whether we can support them more precisely, and whether doing so makes sense for the person in front of u...
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Top! This consortium will drive change! Proud that the NUS Academy for Healthy Longevity is part of the Global Healthspan Extension Consortium! NUS Yong Loo Lin School of Medicine
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Super leuk weer bij Eva Jinek geweest te zijn. Is het leven straks eeuwig? We hadden het over de rijke tech leaders, de wetenschappelijke mogelijkheden om lang, lang te leven, de blue zones en hoe je ze creëert, de naakte molrat (mooi, mooi!!!) en nog veel meer! NUS Academy for Healthy Longevity, Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam (VU Amsterdam) https://lnkd.in/emSYhvBb
linkedin_postlinkedin · 2026-05-231,032 chars
I visited Ulassai in Sardinia, one of the villages of the famous “Blue Zone”. To be honest, I was not impressed in the way many longevity stories suggest I should be. Western life has arrived there: cars, processed food, screens, smoking, modern rhythms. The idea of a preserved longevity paradise no longer fully exists. But in one of the church windows, the word ‘prudenza’ captured the essence f...
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Very happy to be part of the global healthspan extension consortium led by the Swiss Campus for Healthy Longevity @UniBas - congrats to all achievements so far! Heike A. Bischoff-Ferrari, NUS Academy for Healthy Longevity
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NUS Academy for Healthy Longevity x BBC BBC StoryWorks series 'Age Reimagined' features our work at the NUS Academy for Helthy Longevity, where we are building precision geromedicine through aligning gerodiagnostics - the way the body ages - and interventions to lower the biological age, and education to train the next generation of healthcare professionals for the longevity era. Proud to see our...
linkedin_postlinkedin · 2026-05-212,156 chars
Ageing biology entered millions of living rooms worldwide: https://lnkd.in/ekFRZ2J4 Today, the BBC StoryWorks documentary series ‘Age Reimagined’ launched globally, featuring our work at the NUS Academy for Healthy Longevity. This is far bigger than ‘just’ media exposure, it signals that precision geromedicine is moving into mainstream healthcare conversations. The idea that ageing itself can b...
linkedin_postlinkedin · 2026-05-211,255 chars
Milan this week demonstrated how rapidly the longevity field is evolving into a serious clinical and scientific discipline. At the Milan Longevity Summit, I had the pleasure of presenting our work from the NUS Academy for Healthy Longevity, NUS Yong Loo Lin School of Medicine, National University of Singapore, focusing on Precision #Geromedicine: targeting the biology of ageing through integrated...
linkedin_postlinkedin · 2026-05-202,212 chars
Super proud: graduate certificate in healthy longevity - #geroscience and precision #geromedicine starts at the National University of Singapore! Please circulate in your network ☺️ For years, I have been asking a simple question: What happens if medicine stops waiting for disease to appear and instead starts targeting the biology of ageing itself? Now, together with an extraordinary team, we ...
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Vogue Wellness Day arrives in Singapore, bringing together leading experts for a one-day event exploring evolving perspectives on #beauty, #health, #wellbeing, and more. From thought-provoking discussions to immersive experiences and workshops, Vogue Wellness Day invites the audience to rethink what it means to live well. Super excited that the NUS Academy for Healthy Longevity and Chi Longevity...
linkedin_postlinkedin · 2026-05-191,449 chars
Artificial intelligence (#AI) and healthy #longevity are converging into a new health paradigm in SG. Today’s discussions at the #ATxSummit 2026 made one thing very clear: the future of healthcare will not be built around episodic disease treatment alone, but increasingly focus on predicting risk earlier, optimizing function, and personalizing interventions across the life course. What makes Sin...
linkedin_postlinkedin · 2026-05-191,374 chars
So excited to the the growth of The Academy of Geroscience, the elite group of world-renowned scientists and clinicians, all united toward making breakthroughs in #longevity both accelerated & accessible: congratulations and welcome to our new members! Joe Baur — University of Pennsylvania, United States Dan Belsky — Columbia University, United States claudio franceschi — University of Bologna...
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‘Aging is beautiful’ The NUS Academy for Healthy Longevity is part of the BBC Story Works series of the Global Coalition on Aging. To be released soon ;) NUS Yong Loo Lin School of Medicine
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Leadership also means knowing when to let people go and recognising when they have helped build something that will continue to grow far beyond their own chapter. We want to thank Jane Ong for her tremendous contribution to the NUS Academy for Healthy Longevity. As Head of Education Strategy, Jane played a central role in shaping and building many of the Academy’s educational pillars, including t...
linkedin_postlinkedin · 2026-05-172,466 chars
Artificial intelligence (#AI) and healthy #longevity are converging rapidly. The question is no longer whether AI will influence healthcare. The real question is whether we can apply it responsibly, rigorously, and at scale to improve human healthspan rather than simply automate disease management. Tomorrow at the #ATxSummit 2026 in Singapore, I look forward to joining an outstanding group of lea...
linkedin_postlinkedin · 2026-05-161,608 chars
#Geroscience meets #philosophy - should the goal be #immortality? In this interview with VPRO Gids by science journalist Bennie Mols, I had the opportunity to discuss the biology of ageing alongside philosopher Jos de Mul. The conversation moved far beyond #supplements, #biohacking, or the familiar headlines around “living forever”. The science is advancing rapidly. We recognise multiple interco...
linkedin_postlinkedin · 2026-05-151,077 chars
Physical activity as a core gerotherapeutic strategy. Higher levels of physical activity are associated with a younger biological age across multiple DNA methylation clocks. Our new systematic review and meta-analysis, now published in The Lancet Healthy Longevity (The Lancet Group), analysed 44 studies including almost 145,000 participants and demonstrates consistent associations between physi...
linkedin_postlinkedin · 2026-04-281,479 chars
Preregistration is open! Unlock Healthy Longevity Conference 2027 - the global leading precision geromedicine conference. The next edition of the Unlock Healthy Longevity Conference will convene on 25–26 February 2027 at the National University of Singapore. This conference has evolved into the leading forum at the interface of geroscience, precision geromedicine, and health system implementatio...
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Beautiful Singapore!
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#Aging is a heterogeneous, multi-system process that demands #precision. Why is advancing toward precision #geromedicine so essential? Aging reflects a dynamic interplay between accumulating biological damage and declining resilience, generating individual trajectories (#gerotypes) that diverge early and shape lifelong health outcomes. This heterogeneity requires a shift in clinical thinking. In...
linkedin_postlinkedin · 2026-04-261,923 chars
Advancing healthy longevity through global academic alignment. At the Swiss Campus for Healthy Longevity at the University of Basel, the first partner meeting of the ‘Global Health Span Extension Consortium’ convened a coordinated academic platform to advance the clinical application of #geroscience. The NUS Academy for Healthy Longevity is proud to be part of the consortium with fellow academi...
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Interest in injectable #peptides is accelerating, fueled by social media, biohacking culture, and the promise of targeted “shortcuts” for fat loss, muscle gain, and aging. A recent piece in Business Insider by Hilary Brueck highlights a pattern that is becoming increasingly visible in clinical practice: rising demand, paired with rising complications. Across global longevity clinics, physicians...
linkedin_postlinkedin · 2026-04-251,428 chars
What #skin reveals about aging - a measurable interface of biological ageing. In the recent Science Magazine / AAAS supplement with Lancôme, The Longevity Blueprint, leading voices across #geroscience, systems biology, and clinical translation explore what skin reveals about ageing biology. I focused on introducing precision geromedicine: aging has become measurable, biological age matters more ...
linkedin_postlinkedin · 2026-04-241,149 chars
#Plasma exchange is back in the headlines as a strategy to slow #ageing, with a recent piece in Self. by Rachel Reiff Ellis bringing the topic to a broad audience: https://lnkd.in/dPah5ADW. Plasma is a dynamic signalling environment, so altering it will produce measurable effects; however, a transient shift in biological age markers is not the same as a durable, clinically meaningful impact on he...
linkedin_postlinkedin · 2026-04-241,131 chars
We are training the next generation of healthcare professionals and providers in healthy #longevity. At the NUS Academy for Healthy Longevity, education is embedded within clinical research and care, and entrepreneurship, where precision geromedicine is defined and continuously refined. Students and professionals are trained within this environment, working with gerodiagnostics, multimodal geroin...
linkedin_postlinkedin · 2026-04-24606 chars
Use of #nutraceuticals is accelerating globally, but the underlying drivers remain poorly understood. Fieldwork! In Indonesia 🇮🇩, across rural and urban settings, we are examining how knowledge, perceptions, and motivations shape real-world uptake of nutraceutical use. This is not a market question; it is a clinical and public health question. This work is part of the #HELO consortium (link: http...
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Chi Longevity at the Four Seasons Singapore. Hotels are becoming entry points for #health. This feature in The Straits Times reflects a broader shift: people are seeking proactive, measurable approaches to their health and ageing trajectory, (even) during travel. But there is a risk: the field is moving fast, and with that comes noise. Without rigorous gerodiagnostics through validated biomarker...
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The role of NAD metabolism in health and ageing continues to attract significant attention, yet translation into clinical practice remains complex and, in many areas, unresolved. The recording of the panel discussion at the University of Copenhagen (Københavns Universitet) is now available. Topics covered: current evidence, limitations, and future directions of #NAD-targeted interventions. https...
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We are building the field: we are hiring! At the National University of Singapore, we are expanding the NUS Academy for Healthy Longevity and recruiting a (senior) #lecturer. If you are committed to advancing healthy longevity medicine, shaping precision #geromedicine and driving its education, clinical implementation, and scalable integration, get in touch. We are looking for individuals who: ...
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See you at the Longevity Summit Dublin 2026! June 24-26: https://lnkd.in/em7_DR67 NUS Academy for Healthy Longevity
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I revealed a few light, unexpexted clues about aging and myself ;) Thanks Al Hussein Elwan for putting this together! It’s reflecting the strength of the #HLTI of the NUS Academy for Healthy Longevity
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Healthy longevity education should not be a privilege, it should be accessible to everyone, regardless of financial background. The Healthy Longevity Talent Incubator (HLTI) is built on this belief, creating opportunities for talents from around the world by reducing financial barriers and fostering a truly global community in geroscience and precision geromedicine. As an alumnus, QIAN HE gained...
linkedin_postlinkedin · 2026-04-15884 chars
Healthy longevity education should not be a privilege, it should be accessible to everyone, regardless of financial background. The Healthy Longevity Talent Incubator (HLTI) is built on this belief, creating opportunities for talents from around the world by reducing financial barriers and fostering a truly global community in geroscience and precision geromedicine. As an alumnus, QIAN HE gained...
linkedin_postlinkedin · 2026-04-13798 chars
From HLTI Alumni to Junior Mentor! Meet Alina Liebich. Curious about what it’s really like to be part of the Healthy Longevity Talent Incubator? Alina is sharing her firsthand experience with us from her biggest takeaways to how she’s using her new skills and connections in her career today. If you’re thinking about joining our next cohort, you won't want to miss Alina's top tips for making th...
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From HLTI Alumni to Junior Mentor! Meet Alina Liebich. Curious about what it’s really like to be part of the Healthy Longevity Talent Incubator? Alina is sharing her firsthand experience with us from her biggest takeaways to how she’s using her new skills and connections in her career today. If you’re thinking about joining our next cohort, you won't want to miss Alina's top tips for making th...
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The NUS Medicine Yearbook 2025 ‘How to Live to 120’ arrived on the tea table at the NUS Academy for Healthy Longevity. Key components of aging biology are included: sleep, nutrition, physical activity, purpose. We contribute with three topics: -knowledge and attitudes regarding healthspan and lifespan, our #HELO consortium: people value prevention! -Urolithin A supplementation points to mitoch...
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Healthy longevity medicine is at a critical inflection point: positioned between rigorous health optimization and unregulated opportunism. The New York Times piece highlights: • strong potential: personalized, preventive, data-driven care that focuses on trajectories of health aiming to optimize it • current limitation: limited outcome evidence as surrogate markers are not widely implemented •...
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Imaging your #muscle strength: ageism is embedded in our #health norms. This slide, borrowed from my dean Prof. Yap-Seng CHONG, NUS Yong Loo Lin School of Medicine, shows clearly that we define low muscle strength as handgrip strength <28 kg for men and <18 kg for women. These cut-offs identify people once decline is already substantial. Physical #dependency is likely present. The percentile cur...
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Healthy longevity medicine represented at the G7 #OneHealth Summit. Across the G7, there is alignment that global #health, #climate, and #ecosystems are inseparable. The One Health approach, grounded in the Paris Climate Agreement, requires independent science, protected from political pressure, and implemented through accountable systems. Hosted under the French G7 presidency, with leadership f...
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We are living longer, but not necessarily healthier. Closing the gap between lifespan and healthspan requires a new generation of researchers and healthcare professionals trained in geroscience and precision geromedicine. The Healthy Longevity Talent Incubator (HLTI) from NUS Academy for Healthy Longevity was created to do exactly that. By bringing together a global, multidisciplinary cohort and ...
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Longevity is often perceived as something reserved for those with access, but it doesn’t have to be. In a recent podcast with Greg Potter from Thriva, we discusses how healthy ageing can be made more accessible, practical, and grounded in science. From unpacking what truly happens as we age, to explaining how factors like environment and socioeconomic status shape both lifespan and healthspan. ...
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Healthy Longevity Medicine, academically called Precision Geromedicine, is entering most important discussions - how to improve #health globally and for all. I am looking forward contributing to the discussion. NUS Academy for Healthy Longevity, NUS Yong Loo Lin School of Medicine
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Is healthy longevity medicine only for the wealthy? NUS Academy for Healthy Longevity, Chi Longevity https://lnkd.in/e8gEmpYu
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At the NUHS Scientific and Innovation Summit 2026, our NUS Academy for Healthy Longevity leadership team was shaping new research connections - Mazzarine D., building educational networks - Jane Ong, and intensifying partnerships - Shivaji Rikka: to translate #geroscience into clinical practice. The message “Tomorrow’s health, today” set the tone. Instead of treating disease late, managing ageing...
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Nearly 1 in 2 adults in Singapore report experiencing #ageism. Feeling older than your chronological age is one of the strongest predictors of experienced ageism, independent of chronic disease. Our new GeroScience publication of the HELO consortium provides the first population-level data (N=3,034) beyond the workplace and shows that ageism is not confined to older adults. Key findings: • 49....
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🇸🇬 NUS Yong Loo Lin School of Medicine is now ranked #17 globally and #1 in Asia (QS World University Rankings by Subject 2026). Rankings are imperfect, but they do reflect sustained performance: across #education, #scientific output, and #clinical translation. Not a single diamond but a system that delivers consistently high quality. In my view, competition is healthy. In medicine, it raises st...
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#NAD metabolism is central to ageing biology. That is no longer debated - the challenge is clinical translation. The multi-billion segment. We can measure NAD+, but current approaches in humans remain limited to circulating NAD+ and does not distinguish young from older individuals, and biology is highly tissue-specific. Organ-level NAD pools likely drive function, not blood levels. NAD/NADH rati...
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📅 Save the Date | Geromedicine: Unlock Healthy Longevity 2027 📍 Singapore | 25–26 February 2027 Excited to share that we've started preparations for Geromedicine 2027 | 25–26 February in Singapore. The Geromedicine conference is dedicated to one purpose - accelerating the translation of geroscience into clinical practice, healthcare policy, and patient outcomes. What makes this conference ...
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#NAD⁺ biology ('the cells energy') is advancing rapidly: translation into clinical practice needs to be carefully orchestrated. Join our panel discussion! Wednesday March 25! Today, the University of Copenhagen (Københavns Universitet) hosts the 'NAD for Health: Opportunities & Challenges 2026' conference, bringing together global leaders in #metabolism, #ageing biology, and #clinical translation...
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Physical activity is one of the most underleveraged modulators of cellular energetics, including #NAD⁺ metabolism. Across preclinical and human data, regular endurance and high-intensity #exercise are consistently associated with: • upregulation of NAD⁺ biosynthesis pathways • improved mitochondrial function and oxidative capacity • activation of sirtuins, linking energy sensing to cellular r...
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We removed the gap between measuring health and changing it. We are taking our brain seriously! 🧠 SPARKD by Chi Longevity moved next to our Chi Longevity clinic at the Four Seasons Hotels and Resorts Singapore. For too long, health has been fragmented: gerodiagnostics in one place, training in another, outcomes nowhere clearly measured. That model does not hold. At Chi Longevity, we build prec...
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Omega-3 precision supplementation and precision geromedicine. For those working in Precision Geromedicine, this #opportunity is familiar. We have entered the era of #gerodiagnostics: biological, clinical and digital biomarkers of aging. These tools allow us to measure aging biology with increasing precision. The next step is unavoidable: translating these diagnostics into targeted #gerotherapeuti...
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Gerodiagnostics in Precision Geromedicine: Clinical Alliance 🇸🇬 Our second meeting of the NUS Academy for Healthy Longevity Clinical Alliance again filled every seat in the gym of our trial centre. This session focused on #gerodiagnostics within the clinical standards of the Healthy Longevity Medicine Society and Longevity Clinics World - and, how aligned diagnostic frameworks across healthy lon...
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XPRIZE graduation! Extending healthspan requires more than scientific ideas: it requires people willing to participate in testing them! Today in our gym at the NUS Academy for Healthy Longevity, the 20 participants of our PROMETHEUS study, semifinalist of the XPRICE Healthspan Competition, gathered with our team to share results and mark the completion of an intense program focused on improving ...
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#Longevity is not only a biomedical challenge, it is a societal transformation. As populations age, the central question is no longer whether societies will adapt, but how #science, #policy, and #economics can evolve together to support longer, healthier lives. We had a stimulating discussion at the NUS Academy for Healthy Longevity with Michael Hodin. As CEO of the Global Coalition on Aging, h...
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What an amazing lineup of speakers! Delighted to contribute to the 12th NO-Age/AD Conference and the 4th Norway-UK-China Conference on Ageing and Dementia, which will focus on #brain resilience, a topic of growing importance as populations age globally. My thanks to the organisers Evandro Fei Fang (University of Oslo), Lynne Cox (University of Oxford), and Richard Siow (King's College London) a...
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Hosting international clinician-scientists is one of the most powerful ways to accelerate the field of precision #geromedicine. Over the past year, we had the pleasure collaborating with Dr. Jiaqiu Wang (Rosie), MD, geriatrician from the The First Affiliated Hospital, Zhejiang University School of Medicine（浙江大学医学院附属第一医院）at the NUS Academy for Healthy Longevity. Exchanges like these are so product...
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Join the LIVE-STREAMED PANEL DISCUSSION with experts in NAD biology at the upcoming "NAD for Health" meeting. We are excited to host a live panel discussion at the upcoming "NAD for Health" Meeting in Copenhagen — and a limited number of online spots are now available for those who would like to join remotely. This session will bring together leading scientists and clinicians to discuss key devel...
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Blijf je ook jonger als je je jonger voelt en gedraagt? In het NPO Radio 1 programma Spraakmakers ging ik in gesprek met presentator Ghislaine Plag over hoe onze subjectieve leeftijd – hoe oud we ons voelen – samenhangt met gezondheid, functioneren en veroudering. Mensen die zich jonger voelen functioneren vaak ook beter lichamelijk en worden gezonder ouder. Gezond ouder worden gaat dus niet all...
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Lifestyle is associated with measurable signatures in biological aging New work from our Singapore Diet and Healthy Aging (DaHA) cohort examines how modifiable lifestyle factors relate to DNA-methylation–based aging clocks, including GrimAge acceleration and DunedinPACE. In this study of older Asian adults (n=631), several lifestyle factors showed clear associations with epigenetic age. Smoking ...
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Thanks for showcasing our work at the NUS Academy for Healthy Longevity and Chi Longevity in the HVG Pulzus magazine! Krisztina Soltesz, Dr. https://lnkd.in/gfi9tpps
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The public mindset is ahead of our healthcare system. A striking observation from our nationwide, unbiased, HELO survey in Singapore (n = 3,034) is how much the public already understands about longevity: 82% correctly identified lifespan, 41% correctly identified healthspan, 55% expressed interest in Healthy Longevity Medicine clinics. Even without extensive public campaigns around the concept...
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Giving back to the community: full house. Healthy longevity research cannot remain confined to #journals, #conferences, and clinical #trial units. Aging biology is modifiable and it therefore needs to be translated. Public engagement is not outreach; deep in my heart, it is #implementation. We structured the open house for the public around three pillars: 1. The #science of aging biology: Makin...
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Beyond risk protection: the intersection of health and financial planning Mr Harpreet Bindra, CEO of HSBC Life, explored how the worlds of health and finance are increasingly converging in the era of longevity. His session highlighted the evolving role of insurance — moving beyond risk protection toward enabling prevention and healthier life trajectories. He emphasised that insurers, with their ...
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Beyond hype: Validating nutraceuticals & repurposed drugs in longevity clinics — Ms Manjit Sareen, Head of Longevity Clinics World Ms Manjit Sareen outlined the global effort, in partnership with the Healthy Longevity Medicine Society (HLMS), to establish evidence-based standards and accreditation frameworks for longevity clinics. Her session emphasised the importance of education, auditing, and ...
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How to advance gerotherapeutics — Dr Lars Hartenstein, Director of McKinsey Health Institute Dr Lars Hartenstein explored the pathways needed to move gerotherapeutics from promising science to real-world impact. His talk highlighted the importance of cross-sector collaboration between academia, healthcare systems, industry, and policymakers to accelerate translation. He emphasised the need for c...
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Panel 3: Networks and investment for accelerating evidence-based precision geromedicine Moderated by Prof Andrea B. Maier this panel brought together leaders across the ecosystem to discuss what it takes to scale precision geromedicine responsibly. Joining the conversation were Mr Allen Law (CEO, MORROW), Dr Tim Shi (President, Asia-Pacific Longevity Medicine Society), and Dr Shamandree Govender...
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Introducing precision geromedicine into the clinic: Ethical considerations Prof Michael Dunn, Associate Professor and Co-Director of Education at the Centre for Biomedical Ethics, explored the ethical landscape shaping the integration of precision geromedicine into clinical care. His session examined key challenges facing healthy longevity clinics, from equity in access and financing models to t...
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Dr Dushani L. Palliyaguru, Ph.D.. Palliyaguru, CEO of HealthSurveil, presented a foundational toxicology framework to ensure the safety of longevity supplements. Her key message was clear: if the aim is to extend lifespan and healthspan, it is critical to demonstrate that interventions do not inadvertently shorten lifespan. She emphasized the urgent need for robust long-term safety data, particul...
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Panel 4: Ethical, regulatory, and implementation pathways for geroprotective interventions Moderated by Prof J.J. (Hans) Meij, this panel brought together diverse perspectives from policy, clinical practice, industry, and innovation, including Mr Hian Chuan (Henry) Kwek, Prof @Paul Anantharajah Tambyah, Mr Lars Hartenstein, and Mr Marek Piotrowski. The discussion explored the ethical and regulat...
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The momentum on ergothioneine continued with Prof Robert B. Beelman, Professor at Penn State University, who explored whether this compound could truly be considered a “longevity vitamin.” Prof Beelman presented a compelling body of evidence demonstrating that ergothioneine is bioavailable and exhibits strong antioxidant and anti-inflammatory properties, with multiple studies linking higher level...
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Prof Geng Zong, Professor at Fudan University, presented advances in identifying objective biomarkers of dietary intake, using ergothioneine and related metabolites as a key example. His work integrates controlled crossover trials with large population cohort validation, enabling a more precise understanding of how specific nutrients and dietary patterns relate to long-term health outcomes. By mo...
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We opened Day 2 with Prof Barry Halliwell, Distinguished Professor at the NUS Yong Loo Lin School of Medicine, who delivered a compelling session on the growing evidence behind ergothioneine as a potential geroprotective molecule. Prof Halliwell presented decades of foundational work highlighting ergothioneine as a unique and potent antioxidant, with emerging implications across neurodegeneration...
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Ergothioneine Industrial Manufacturing Process Mr Lin Yi, CEO of Abinopharm, Inc., brought an important industry and translational perspective to the ergothioneine conversation, focusing on how scientific discovery is being translated into scalable solutions. He outlined the evolution of manufacturing technologies, demonstrating how advances in production have significantly reduced costs while i...
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Panel 2: The Future of Ergothioneine in Science, Medicine and Industry Bringing together perspectives across basic science, clinical research, nutrition, and industry, this panel explored where ergothioneine is headed next — and what it will take to move from promising evidence to real-world impact. Moderated by Prof Barry Halliwell (Yong Loo Lin School of Medicine), the discussion featured Prof...
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Prof Guido KROEMER — Iatrogenic ageing induced by benzodiazepines and glucocorticoids Guido Kroemer delivered a compelling session exploring how commonly used medications can inadvertently accelerate biological ageing. His talk unpacked the mechanisms by which glucocorticoids and benzodiazepines may contribute to disease onset, highlighting their roles in driving systemic stress responses and mul...
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The energy shifted from science to innovation as the conference moved into the next round of the Start-up Pitch Competition & Flash Pitch, spotlighting emerging ventures shaping the future of healthy longevity. Entrepreneurs took the stage to present bold solutions spanning diagnostics, therapeutics, digital health, and longevity services, each tackling key challenges in extending healthspan and ...
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Dr Magali Moreau — The science of longevity: An integrative approach to extend skin healthspan Magali Moreau presented a forward-looking session that reframed how we think about skin ageing — not merely as a cosmetic concern, but as a window into systemic biological ageing. Her talk highlighted a clear paradigm shift from reactive skincare toward a proactive skin healthspan approach, positioning...
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Microbiome in adulthood: A key to extended healthspan — Dr Christophe Lay Dr Christophe Lay from Danone Research & Innovation delivered an insightful session on how age-related shifts in the gut microbiome shape health trajectories and open new opportunities for precision interventions. He highlighted how the microbiome evolves across adulthood, influenced by the exposome, diet, and lifestyle, a...
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Precision geromedicine: tailored healthy ageing — Dr Mazzarine D. Dr Mazzarine Dotou presented a clinical trial applying precision geromedicine, combining lifestyle, supplements, and repurposed drugs to create personalized strategies for healthy ageing, demonstrating how tailored interventions can optimize healthspan.
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Oral Poster: Alpha-ketoglutarate (AKG) supplementation and biological aging — Dr Weilan Wang Dr Weilan Wang presented findings from the ABLE study, evaluating the safety and efficacy of alpha-ketoglutarate (AKG) supplementation on DNA methylation age and key mechanisms of aging in healthy middle-aged adults. The study provides insight into how AKG may support healthy longevity at the molecular le...
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500+ participants. 40 countries. Day 1 at the #Geromedicine Conference: a global gathering of experts, innovators, and clinicians transforming how we age. Day 1 of the conference set an extraordinary tone as we gathered a truly global community of clinicians, scientists, innovators, and industry leaders, all united by the ambition to translate longevity science into real-world impact. We were de...
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A full house, a room rich in expertise, and a shared mission to drive the field of geromedicine forward. Welcoming 100 participants from across the world, the #Intensive #Course from NUS Academy for Healthy Longevity brought together healthcare professionals, industry leaders, researchers, and innovators for an immersive deep dive into the science and practice of extending healthspan. The energy ...
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Panel Discussion: Translating Evidence into Practice in Longevity Clinics Moderated by Prof. J.J. (Hans) Meij, this engaging panel featured Prof. José María Valderas (NUHS), Dr. Eu Leong Oh (Chi Longevity), Dr. Dr Neil Forrest (Osler Health), and Dr. Wanviput Sanphasitvong (Bumrungrad Hospital), exploring how longevity clinics integrate nutraceuticals and repurposed drugs into patient care. The ...
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Menopause as a window for healthy ageing Ms. Diana May Kim TAN from the Menopause Care Alliance (MCA) highlighted how midlife represents a critical geroprotective window for women, shaping ageing trajectories with lasting impact. Through personal experiences and translational evidence, Diana emphasized the importance of community awareness, support, and policy development to address societal and ...
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Hormone therapy as a tool for healthy ageing Dr Tashiya Mirando from Osler Health International shared insights on how hormone replacement therapy (HRT) can be used as a geroprotective intervention, moving beyond a one-size-fits-all model to personalised approaches for women’s health. Drawing from both research and clinical practice as part of the Healthy Longevity Medicine Society Working Grou...
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Optimising Healthspan — A Healthy Longevity Research Clinic Case Report Dr Grace Chiang, Alexandra Hospital Dr Grace Chiang shared the clinical framework used at the Healthy Longevity Research Clinic, guiding participants from comprehensive screening and baseline assessments to a sustainable, personalised care plan tailored to individual preferences. Building on this case, she discussed how long...
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Integrating Biomarkers of Ageing into Supplement Prescribing — Ms Denise Teo, Chi Longevity Denise Teo presented a real clinical case demonstrating how multiple ageing biomarkers can be integrated to design and prescribe a personalised supplement intervention. She outlined a practical framework used in longevity clinics, from data interpretation to implementation and follow-up. Key message: effe...
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Who’s thinking about longevity medicine — and why? In the HELO Survey session, Dr Jordi Morwani shares insights from the HEalthy LOngevity (HELO) Consortium, which explores public perspectives on lifespan, healthspan, and healthy longevity across multiple countries. With ageing populations set to rise globally, understanding awareness, motivations, and preparedness for Healthy Longevity Medicine...
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Associate Professor Evandro Fei Fang delivered a fascinating session on “Urolithin A in Healthy Longevity and Brain Resilience” and shared updates from the first Urolithin A-based clinical trial for Alzheimer’s disease. His research highlights how Urolithin A, a natural metabolite derived from ellagitannins in foods like pomegranate, stimulates mitophagy, enhances neuronal and microglial resilien...
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Mr. Christian Sotelo from the NUS Academy for Healthy Longevity presented an insightful session on “Off-Label Use of SGLT2 Inhibitors as Potential Gerotherapeutics in Humans: A Systematic Review.” The session explored emerging evidence on how SGLT2 inhibitors, traditionally used for diabetes, may influence fundamental aging pathways and offer protective effects against age-related diseases. By sy...
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Assoc. Prof. Sandra Aleksic from Albert Einstein College of Medicine delivered a compelling session on “Metabolic Drugs as Gerotherapeutics: Repurposing GLP-1 Receptor Agonists and SGLT2 Inhibitors for Dementia.” Her talk highlighted the potential of existing metabolic drugs, originally developed for diabetes, to target fundamental mechanisms of aging and protect against neurodegeneration. Drawin...
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Mr. Qingyun Wang from Yong Loo Lin School of Medicine, NUS presented a fascinating oral poster on the longevity effects of Ozempic (semaglutide) in Caenorhabditis elegans. His research revealed that this FDA-approved diabetes drug extends lifespan by 10–20% and mitigates age-related functional decline, including reducing amyloid aggregation in a C. elegans Alzheimer’s model. Multi-omics analyses ...
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Ms. Grace Keh Lay Yee from Yong Loo Lin School of Medicine, NUS presented an innovative oral poster on repurposing anti-psychotic drugs to enhance autophagy and promote healthy longevity. Her work identified Sertindole (SERT) as a brain-penetrant activator of TFEB, the master regulator of autophagy, showing geroprotective and neuroprotective effects. SERT treatment enhanced autophagy in neuronal ...
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The conference featured an exciting 1-minute lightning talk competition, giving poster presenters a unique platform to share their research in just 60 seconds. Participants delivered rapid-fire summaries of their work, showcasing cutting-edge findings, innovative ideas, and creative approaches in healthy longevity. Andrea B. Maier Shivaji Rikka Jane Ong Tung Hoang Lihuan Guan TSZ WAI NGAIJ.J. (Ha...
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From theory to practice, stepping inside the clinical research environment. Participants of the Intensive Course are visiting our Clinical Trial Centre guided by Dr Mazzarine D. and the clinic team, getting a behind-the-scenes look at the facilities, workflow, and spaces where studies are conducted from participant assessments to data collection. A valuable opportunity to see how healthy lon...
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Which interventions can truly target the biology of ageing? In the Gerotherapeutics session, Prof. Andrea B. Maier explores the rapidly evolving landscape of therapies designed to modify ageing processes across systems and populations. From widely studied agents like metformin, GLP-1 receptor agonists, SGLT2 inhibitors, and rapamycin to emerging senolytic strategies such as dasatinib + querc...
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A life-course framework for #cardiovascular risk reduction. In the opening of the second day of the Intensive Course, Prof. John Deanfield CBE brings together decades of research to show how a life-course approach to cardiovascular prevention is key to healthy longevity. By focusing on cumulative exposure to risk factors such as LDL-C, blood pressure, glycaemia, and smoking, the session highligh...
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Day 1 of the Intensive Course has officially started. Participants are arriving, conversations are flowing, and new connections are already forming. It’s great to see such an engaged community coming together as we kick off a full day of learning and discussion. Looking forward to the insights and conversations ahead. #HealthyLongevity #Geroscience #LifelongLearning Andrea B. Maier J.J. (Hans) Mei...
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After a full day of lectures, participants are winding down and connecting over dinner at Frankie & Fern’s. An evening of networking, conversations, and shared insights — a perfect way to reflect on the day and build lasting professional connections. #HealthyLongevity #NetworkingDinner #IntensiveCourse #LifelongLearning Andrea B. Maier Antoni Olona J.J. (Hans) Meij Jane Ong TSZ WAI NGAI Tung Ho...
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Advanced gerodiagnostics and biomarkers: mapping the trajectory of ageing. In the Gerodiagnostics session, Prof. Andrea B. Maier dives into the tools and biomarkers that reveal biological age and age-related decline. From advanced technologies to practical clinical applications, the session highlights how integrating these diagnostics into personalized care can optimize interventions and track ag...
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Time to pause, stretch, and breathe. After an intense lecture, Dr. TSZ WAI NGAI leads a short session of mindfulness, breathwork, and gentle stretching — a moment to reset the mind and body, recharge, and prepare for the next insights of the day. #HealthyLongevity #Mindfulness #Wellbeing #IntensiveCourse Andrea B. Maier Antoni Olona J.J. (Hans) Meij Jane Ong
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Mapping the hallmarks of ageing to guide real-world interventions. In this session, Prof. Andrea B. Maier connects the science of ageing with its clinical applications, exploring how advances in biomarkers and age assessment are shaping Healthy Longevity Medicine. The discussion highlights geroprotective strategies — from lifestyle interventions to supplements and drug repurposing — that aim to ...
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From longing to longevity — a powerful opening to Day 1 of the Intensive Course The first session begins with Prof. J.J. (Hans) Meij setting the context for why healthy longevity matters now more than ever. Moving beyond simply adding years to life, the focus is on extending healthspan — the years lived in good health, free from disease and disability. The session highlights the growing global n...
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Superb! Train the brain with an easy to implement double task - training in the office! Love it!
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In the latest episode of The Health4All Podcast, I joined Sanath Kumar P B Kumar for a conversation on what it truly takes to build longevity-ready health systems. We discuss why the goal is not simply to extend lifespan, but to reduce disease burden and improve function across the life course — rethinking how healthcare systems invest, measure outcomes, and support prevention. From aligning ince...
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Count down! Singapore becomes the healthy longevity #medicine epicenter next week. Monday to Wednesday 23-25.02: Intensive Course for health care professionals (sold out) Thursday to Friday 26-27.02: Unlock Healthy Longevity Conference focused on #gerotherapeutics, last chance to join: https://lnkd.in/ggVa4-pt Saturday 28.02: Open day for the public, last change to join: https://lnkd.in/dMXnmCrt...
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Repurposed #drugs as population-agnostic #gerotherapeutics?! We are moving beyond disease-by-disease treatment toward aging biology as a therapeutic target. Our accepted publication highlights the promise of repurposing established drugs, originally developed for unrelated indications, as gerotherapeutics that act on core aging mechanisms and might extend healthspan and lifespan. The figures dep...
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Explore what’s ahead at the Geromedicine: Unlock Healthy Longevity Conference 2026 organized by NUS Academy for Healthy Longevity Across the programme, experts in geroscience and precision geromedicine will share the latest evidence and practical insights on extending healthspan from advances in nutraceuticals to the evolving role of repurposed drugs. Explore the full agenda to discover keynote...
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#Road2Ramadan with the NUS Academy for Healthy Longevity at the Jurong Spring Gek Poh Community Centre: a event full of meaningful exchange with residents on how to optimize health across the lifespan. Saiful Anwar gave a super engaging session on staying physically active during #Ramadan: balancing fasting, recovery, and metabolic health without compromising safety. What a wonderful team with t...
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What a fantastic day. The NUS Academy for Healthy Longevity has one clear aim: to optimize the #health of aging individuals and to #democratize access to highest quality gerodiagnostics and gerotherapeutics. We do this by integrating rigorous research, education, and global outreach into one coherent framework. We are ambitious. The field needs leadership, standards, and scientific integrity in ...
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Do you sometimes feel weaker, or that it’s harder to get up from a chair or walk long distances? You may be pre-frail — and this study might be for you. 💪 Join our 6-month health study at NUS exploring how a nutritional supplement can improve energy, strength, and overall wellbeing in adults aged 50–80 years. 💰 Receive SGD 30 FairPrice vouchers per visit 📄 Get a personalised health report at ...
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We’re hiring ! The NUS Academy for Healthy Longevity, National University of Singapore Yong Loo Lin School of Medicine, is looking for a Research Fellow (Clinical Trials – NAD⁺ Pharmacology & Healthy Longevity) to join Prof. Andrea B. Maier’s research group. This role will lead innovative clinical trials on NAD⁺ precursors and geroprotectors, advance biomarker development, and drive precision ge...
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A refreshing grounded, evidence-oriented discussion about healthy longevity; full house at The Nanson. A sincere thanks to Heike Cushway for moderating such a thoughtful evening hosting the NUS Academy for Healthy Longevity, and to Vishal Harnal, Global Managing Partner at 500 Global, for bringing a disciplined investment lens to the longevity economy. The intersection between #science and #capita...
linkedin_postlinkedin · 2026-02-122,281 chars
#Muscle: the core pillar of healthy longevity has now #reference ranges! The NUS Academy for Healthy Longevity led the establishment of the most comprehensive Asian reference values to date for: • Handgrip strength • Gait speed (2.5 m and 4 m) • Five-Times-Sit-to-Stand Test • Skeletal muscle mass • Calf circumference By pooling individual participant data from 20 national cohorts across 12 Asian...
linkedin_postlinkedin · 2026-02-101,383 chars
Rehabilitation - functional improvement - cancer. Our recent study from my time at the University of Melbourne in the Journal of the American Medical Directors Association examined outcomes of older adults admitted to geriatric rehabilitation (our RESORT cohort), comparing those with no cancer, a history of cancer, and active cancer. Older adults with active cancer have higher short- and long-te...
linkedin_postlinkedin · 2026-02-07903 chars
Ageing is no longer something to ‚manage’, we can ‚design‘ its trajectory through medicine and public health measure; for policies, and the entire economic systems. What interests me most are the hard questions: how can we build more #evidence exponentially, where the evidence truly is, where #expectations are running ahead of data, and how #capital, #regulation, and clinical reality can be align...
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I will be speaking at the upcoming NAD for Health: Opportunities and Challenges meeting at University of Copenhagen (Københavns Universitet), which brings together researchers and clinicians to discuss the emerging science and therapeutic potential of NAD⁺ in health and disease. As we explore the role of NAD⁺ in ageing, metabolism, and resilience, this meeting offers an important platform to exch...
linkedin_postlinkedin · 2026-02-041,387 chars
Only 3 weeks to go! The Geromedicine: Unlock Healthy Longevity Conference 2026 is almost here, and this is your chance to join a global gathering of clinicians, researchers, innovators, and industry leaders, either in Singapore or online. Over two days, you’ll dive into the latest advances in geroscience and precision geromedicine, exploring how nutraceuticals and repurposed drugs can extend he...
linkedin_postlinkedin · 2026-02-031,135 chars
A long and highly productive working weekend with the Academy for Health & Lifespan Research. This was not a meeting for presentations, but for real exchange: extended discussions where the future directions were placed openly on the table and rigorously examined from multiple disciplinary angles. Where should the field of #geroscience and precision #geromedicine go next? In between these intens...
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Just wrapped an inspiring conversation on Don’t Let the Old Man In Podcast by The Wisdom Vault We unpacked why your biological age matters more than your birthday, the science behind healthspan vs. lifespan, and how precision longevity medicine can reshape how we live and age — backed by decades of research and clinical practice. Whether you’re in midlife or just curious about aging better, thi...
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You asked, we listened — virtual tickets are now available. You can now join the Unlock Healthy Longevity Conference 2026 from anywhere in the world. Learn from leading experts in geroscience and precision geromedicine as they share the latest evidence and real-world insights on extending healthspan through nutraceuticals and repurposed drugs. NUS Academy for Healthy Longevity 🎟️ Secure your v...
linkedin_postlinkedin · 2026-02-011,297 chars
The words we hesitate to say in #geroscience. In the middle of our closed-door weekend at the Academy for Health & Lifespan Research (https://ahlresearch.org), surrounded by discussions on the biology of aging, #gerodiagnostics and its and translation towards #geromedicine, I noticed a small torn piece of paper on the table. Someone had written: “I think for some reason we are scared to say: we ...
linkedin_postlinkedin · 2026-02-011,173 chars
Early rare crisp cold morning walk in Miami: I walked under trees that seemed to be shedding #animals. Not birds, but #iguanas. At first glance they looked dead. Scattered across the sidewalk. Motionless. Curled. My clinical reflex and love for animals kicked in immediately: Should I resuscitate? Move them to warmth? Bury them? Then I remembered the #biology: they are hopefully not dead but c...
linkedin_postlinkedin · 2026-01-311,170 chars
Precision 'Fit'Medicine = Precision Geromedicine 'Gero' is often perceived as negative and “old”. That translation is misleading for our field. In Hellenistic #Greek, 'gero' does not only refer to ageing, it also carries a distinctly positive meaning: fit, strong, and healthy! Ageing is therewith not framed as decline, but as the preservation of strength and function over time. In Old High #Ger...
linkedin_postlinkedin · 2026-01-312,347 chars
A fascinating twist in #geroscience! Genes and lifespan. For decades, twin studies shaped our thinking about the influence of our #genes on how long we are going to live: Genes ≈ 20–30% Environment & lifestyle ≈ 70–80%. Then a large pedigree analysis from Calico (54+ million family trees; ~400 million individuals) suggested something striking: once assortative mating and shared environment are p...
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Student Recruitment: AI & Health Outcomes Prediction We are recruiting motivated undergraduate and master students to join a research project applying transformer-based deep learning models to predict health and ageing-related outcomes from biomedical data. Jian Hua Tay Weilan Wang 🔬 Project Overview This project focuses on developing and evaluating state-of-the-art transformer architectures to...
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Dolly Parton and co - dank voor de leuke vragen van de luisteraars van SpraakmakersOp1!
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At Geromedicine: Unlock Healthy Longevity Conference 2026, we welcome Prof Nir Eynon from Australian Regenerative Medicine Institute, Monash University, an internationally recognised expert in epigenetics, ageing, and exercise biology. Prof Eynon will present large-scale human meta-analyses spanning 15,000+ methylomes across 17 tissues, revealing conserved and tissue-specific DNA methylation sign...
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We welcome Associate Professor Sandra Aleksic to Geromedicine: Unlock Healthy Longevity 2026, taking place 26–27 February 2026 at NUS, Singapore. Dr. Aleksic is a clinician-scientist at Albert Einstein College of Medicine, specialising in geroscience, metabolism, and aging. At the conference, she will discuss repurposing metabolic drugs as gerotherapeutics, focusing on GLP-1 receptor agonists and...
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Urolithin A in Healthy Longevity and Brain Resilience and the First Clinical Trial for Alzheimer’s Disease At Geromedicine: Unlock Healthy Longevity Conference 2026, Assoc Prof Evandro Fei Fang from University of Oslo & Akershus University Hospital will present preclinical and mechanistic insights showing how Urolithin A targets both Aβ and Tau pathology, restores lysosomal function, and supports...
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We welcome Ms. Diana May Kim TAN to Geromedicine: Unlock Healthy Longevity 2026, taking place 26–27 February 2026 at NUS, Singapore. A healthcare consultant and patient advocate, Diana co-founded Menopause Care Alliance (MCA) and Advocates for Advancing Health, working at the intersection of research, industry, and lived experience. At the conference, she will bring a patient-centric lens to nutr...
linkedin_postlinkedin · 2026-01-242,048 chars
“We don’t age into disease by chance; we age into it biologically.” Today in De Telegraaf: an in-depth interview on why ageing is not fate, but a biological process we can understand, measure, and modify. We still too often speak of “old age” as if it were a diagnosis. It is not. It is the cumulative result of long-term biological processes that become visible decades before disease manifests. B...
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We welcome Dr Magali Moreau to Geromedicine: Unlock Healthy Longevity 2026, taking place 26–27 February 2026 at NUS, Singapore. As AVP of Scientific Direction at L'Oréal USA, Dr Moreau brings decades of expertise in microbiome research, skin health, and translational science. At the conference, she will present “The Science of Longevity: An Integrative Approach to Extend Skin Healthspan,” explori...
linkedin_postlinkedin · 2026-01-242,041 chars
“We don’t age into disease by chance; we age into it biologically.” Today in De Telegraaf: an in-depth interview on why ageing is not fate, but a biological process we can understand, measure, and modify. We still too often speak of “old age” as if it were a diagnosis. It is not. It is the cumulative result of long-term biological processes that become visible decades before disease manifests. B...
linkedin_postlinkedin · 2026-01-231,139 chars
Preventie begint niet in de dokterspraktijk of in het ziekenhuis, maar in de gemeenschap. Overvolle dorpskerk in Zoeterwoude: Energiek Zoeterwoude, Gemeente Zoeterwoude! We spraken over gezond ouder worden, en vooral over waarom het in de praktijk vaak zo lastig is. Geen abstracte theorie, maar concrete inzichten en toepasbare keuzes: • Hoe oud ben je werkelijk? Chronologische leeftijd zegt wei...
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We welcome Prof Chema Valderas to Geromedicine: Unlock Healthy Longevity 2026 (26–27 February 2026, NUS, Singapore). A Family Physician and Professor of Medicine at the National University Health System, Prof Valderas brings deep expertise in health systems performance, primary care, and real-world clinical decision-making. At the conference, he will contribute to a panel discussion offering a fa...
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Intensive Course Sold out – but don’t miss the Conference! The Healthy Longevity Intensive Course 2026 is officially sold out! Thank you to everyone who has registered. But there’s still time to join the Geromedicine: Unlock Healthy Longevity Conference 2026 on 26–27 February 2026 at NUS, Singapore. Seats are filling fast – currently 80% booked – so secure your spot now to hear from leading expe...
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Welcome Asst/Prof Vincenzo SORRENTINO to Geromedicine: Unlock Healthy Longevity Conference. Based at the Department of Biochemistry and the Healthy Longevity Translational Research Program, Yong Loo Lin School of Medicine, NUS, Asst/Prof. Vincenzo SORRENTINO Sorrentino studies how metabolism, nutrition, and proteostasis influence aging and age-associated diseases. At the conference, he will pres...
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A proud moment! NUS Yong Loo Lin School of Medicine of the National University of Singapore is ranked 13th globally and 1st in Asia in the 2026 Times Higher Education (THE) Medical & Health Rankings: the highest position to date and achieved in the 120th anniversary year of the Yong Loo Lin School of Medicine. This milestone reflects decades of investment in people, ideas, and impact. It also un...
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Curious about how old you really are — and what it means to age well? Join us at the Healthy Longevity Open Public Day at NUS Academy for Healthy Longevity to explore the science behind biological age, healthspan, and evidence-based approaches to healthy ageing. Through short, accessible talks and direct interaction with researchers, you’ll gain practical insights into how lifestyle, nutrition, a...
linkedin_postlinkedin · 2026-01-17795 chars
An inspiring event in Singapore, hosted with great generosity by Cherie Nursalim and Dr Enki Tan of GITI Group / Giti Tire. A pleasure to showcase our work optimizing health and healthspan of the NUS Academy for Healthy Longevity and Chi Longevity, and to exchange ideas on how science, clinical implementation, and entrepreneurship can jointly advance healthy longevity in Singapore and around the g...
linkedin_postlinkedin · 2026-01-16873 chars
Calling all innovative startups shaping the future of healthy longevity! The Unlock Healthy Longevity 2026 Startup Pitch Competition is still open — but only until 26 January. We’re looking for breakthrough solutions in: • Diagnostics that can predict health trajectories early • Interventions, therapeutics, nutraceuticals and repurposed drugs • Digital health, AI, big data and IoT for enhancing ...
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[Deadline extended to 26 January! Total prize up to $10000] We’re calling the next generation of researchers and founders in healthy longevity — step forward now. If you’re working on supplements, repurposed drugs, mechanisms of aging, regulation, or interventional studies, this is your opportunity to present your research at an international stage. 🔗 Abstract submission: https://lnkd.in/gdSq95...
linkedin_postlinkedin · 2026-01-151,189 chars
The lineup of speakers for the Conference and Intensive Course is here! (More to be announced soon) #Geromedicine: Unlock Healthy Longevity Conference and Intensive Course 2026 brings together leading researchers, clinicians, translational scientists, and industry experts advancing the field of healthy longevity with topics ranging from #nutraceuticals, #repurposed #drugs, #microbiome science, ag...
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Business Insider opens nominations for its inaugural Rising Stars of #Longevity 2026! Spotlight the leaders who are driving meaningful progress in aging and healthspan research, strategic longevity investment, and patient access to clinically validated innovations! This is a superb initiative matters as the future of healthy longevity medicine depends on: • Evidence-based science that advances ...
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Geroscience in 2025: we crossed a threshold. Six global experts summarize 2025 and predict 2026! - thanks to Lifespan.io for the leadership and inviting me as an expert! What stood out most in 2025: geroscience is no longer just discovering mechanisms, it learned how to measure, compare, and translate them. Here, precision geromedicine kicks in! 🔹Biological age is clinically actionable, integra...
linkedin_postlinkedin · 2026-01-131,386 chars
Dr Jessica Lu! Today, Jessica defended her PhD thesis, superbly! So great to see her growth in the past four years. I still remember our walking interview for her PhD scholarship selection, followed by a defining dinner-table discussion: we decided to study and invest in digital biomarkers of aging - a term that did not yet exist at the time, and she later helped define through her work with the ...
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Clinical #leadership in Precision Geromedicine: Clinical Alliance 🇸🇬 The inaugural meeting of the NUS Academy for Healthy Longevity Clinical Alliance marked the launch of the clinician-led network taking responsibility for our ever-emerging field! Every seat in the gym of our trial center was filled. One thing united the room: a shared commitment to set rigorous standards, uphold clinical respon...
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How old are you, biologically? Your birth year can’t tell you everything — but your cells can. The CEDIRA Study at NUS Academy for Healthy Longevity is investigating whether taking just one multivitamin a day can help reduce biological age in adults aged 40–60 years old. You’ll come in for a few simple assessments, and at the end, you’ll receive a detailed report of your biological age and how i...
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Distinguished Professor Barry Halliwell will speak at Geromedicine: Unlock Healthy Longevity 2026, taking place 26–27 February 2026 at NUS, Singapore. His session, “Ergothioneine – Recent Developments,” will explore new findings on this naturally occurring antioxidant and its potential roles in age-related conditions. Distinguished Professor Barry Halliwell is one of the world’s most-cited scie...
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Singapore becomes the global hub for healthy longevity this February. Join us for one full week of two CME-accredited events (up to 20 points)— the Healthy Longevity Intensive Course and the Unlock Healthy Longevity Conference. Gain the latest evidence in geroscience and precision geromedicine, with focused sessions on nutraceuticals, repurposed drugs, and clinical implementation. If you’re a cl...
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[Deadline approaching soon, few spots left! Total prize up to $10000] We’re calling the next generation of researchers and founders in healthy longevity — step forward now. If you’re working on supplements, repurposed drugs, mechanisms of aging, regulation, or interventional studies, this is your opportunity to present your research at an international stage. 🔗 Abstract submission: https://lnkd....
linkedin_postlinkedin · 2026-01-07908 chars
🚀 NUS Medicine has officially taken over the stewardship of the Women’s Health Impact Tracking (WHIT) platform, a first-of-its-kind, publicly accessible global tool that measures progress in closing the women’s health gap across countries and conditions. Now hosted by the Global Centre for Asian Women’s Health (GloW) at NUS Medicine, WHIT builds on foundations laid by the World Economic Forum and...
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[Recruitment is closing soon. Few spots left] Not frail, but not feeling your best? The Rejuvenating Microbiome Study at NUS Medicine is inviting pre-frail adults aged 50–80 years old to take part in a 12-week research study examining how targeted nutrition and exercise support healthy ageing. Join our study with code 97J3UZ 🔗 https://lnkd.in/gerWgR7X Andrea B. Maier Natasha To-Anan Mazzarine ...
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[Last call for participants. Only a few spots left] The Rejuvenating Microbiome Study is recruiting pre-frail adults aged 50–80 years old who want to support their muscle strength, gut health, immunity, and overall health through a 12-week nutrition and supervised exercise programme. Only a few places remain. Join our study with code 97J3UZ 🔗 https://lnkd.in/gerWgR7X Andrea B. Maier Atikah Dah...
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[This message is shared in Malay] Join us in Singapore for a week dedicated to healthy longevity medicine through two CME-accredited events. Learn how research, clinical practice, and innovation come together to support longer, healthier lives. 📅 23–27 February 2026 📍 National University of Singapore, Kent Ridge Campus 🔗 Register: https://lnkd.in/gh47uPFC Andrea B. MaierJ.J. (Hans) MeijJane OngSh...
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Limited spots remaining. Open to Singapore residents aged 50–80 years! 💪🏻 🧠
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From geroscience to clinical application, healthy longevity medicine is moving forward rapidly. This February, join a week-long program at NUS featuring a CME-accredited Intensive Course and an international conference. Engage with evidence-based science, emerging interventions, and global perspectives on healthspan and aging. 📅 23–27 February 2026 📍 National University of Singapore, Kent Ridge Ca...
linkedin_postlinkedin · 2026-01-03538 chars
From geroscience to clinical application, healthy longevity medicine is moving forward rapidly. This February, join a week-long program at NUS featuring a CME-accredited Intensive Course and an international conference. Engage with evidence-based science, emerging interventions, and global perspectives on healthspan and aging. 📅 23–27 February 2026 📍 National University of Singapore, Kent Ridge Ca...
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A handwritten letter from Lambaréné, dated 1965, from Albert Schweitzer. My mother received this letter when she was twelve years old. She had written to him on the occasion of his 90th birthday, already deeply impressed by his work. He replied. Personally. He thanked her for her birthday wishes, wrote that he would keep them and read them again later in life, and reflected on how meaningful i...
linkedin_postlinkedin · 2025-12-30145 chars
May 2026 be a year with lots of laughter, great ideas, scientific courage, and collective commitment to optimize health and extending healthspan.
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One week two events in Singapore bringing together healthcare, research, and industry to advance healthy longevity medicine. Through two CME-accredited events, this program creates space for meaningful exchange across science, clinical practice, and implementation. Join a global community shaping how longevity innovation translates into real-world impact. 📅 23–27 February 2026 📍 National Universi...
linkedin_postlinkedin · 2025-12-29545 chars
Your skin reflects more than appearance — it reveals how you’re aging. As part of the CEDIRA study, you’ll receive a quick, non-invasive skin assessment measuring hydration, elasticity, and deeper indicators of biological aging. By combining these results with nutritional data, we’re exploring whether a high-quality multivitamin can support healthier, more resilient skin over time. 👉 Register wi...
linkedin_postlinkedin · 2025-12-29545 chars
Your skin reflects more than appearance — it reveals how you’re aging. As part of the CEDIRA study, you’ll receive a quick, non-invasive skin assessment measuring hydration, elasticity, and deeper indicators of biological aging. By combining these results with nutritional data, we’re exploring whether a high-quality multivitamin can support healthier, more resilient skin over time. 👉 Register wi...
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We’re hiring at the Academy for Healthy Longevity, NUS Medicine. If you’re looking to contribute to impactful research, clinical trials, and translational work in healthy longevity, explore our open roles: 🔹 Research Associate (Executive Support – Chief of Staff) https://lnkd.in/gB3XNqrS 🔹 Research Fellow (Clinical Trials – Healthy Longevity) https://lnkd.in/gCcfxgSg 🔹 Research Fellow (Clinical T...
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[For Tamil-speaking audience] The Geromedicine Unlock Healthy Longevity Conference 2026 in Singapore brings together clinicians, researchers, and global experts to explore how advances in geroscience and geromedicine can support longer, healthier lives. Through evidence-based discussions and real-world perspectives, the conference focuses on translating science into meaningful impact across hea...
linkedin_postlinkedin · 2025-12-26668 chars
[For Tamil-speaking audience] The Geromedicine Unlock Healthy Longevity Conference 2026 in Singapore brings together clinicians, researchers, and global experts to explore how advances in geroscience and geromedicine can support longer, healthier lives. Through evidence-based discussions and real-world perspectives, the conference focuses on translating science into meaningful impact across hea...
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What if we have been underusing one of the most powerful geroprotective interventions in #women? Hot of the needle: our publication in Aging and Disease argues that perimenopausal hormone replacement therapy (#HRT) should be viewed not only as #symptom relief, but as a potential #healthspan intervention. The message might be uncomfortable for traditional care delivery, but important. Decades of ...
linkedin_postlinkedin · 2025-12-261,401 chars
#Healthspan is entering its political era? When I grew up in academia, healthy longevity was framed as innovation at the margins: exciting science, bold founders, speculative promises, and little attention beyond that. 2025 marks a clear shift. Healthspan is no longer a niche ambition; it is becoming a policy, economic, and regulatory topic. Brillant science continues, but the framing is changin...
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[For Tamil-speaking audience] The Geromedicine Unlock Healthy Longevity Conference 2026 in Singapore brings together clinicians, researchers, and global experts to explore how advances in geroscience and geromedicine can support longer, healthier lives. Through evidence-based discussions and real-world perspectives, the conference focuses on translating science into meaningful impact across hea...
linkedin_postlinkedin · 2025-12-241,491 chars
This is not a standard research role... The NUS Academy for Healthy Longevity is welcoming a Chief of Staff to work closely with me at the centre of a rapidly evolving field: Precision Geromedicine. This role is ideal for someone who enjoys working where #science, #strategy, and #execution come together. You will support me directly in advancing the Academy’s mission, helping to connect research...
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Oral #microbiome - DNA-methylation–based biological age - cognitive function in adults aged 85 years and older: new publication in Communications Medicine by Springer Nature Individuals who were biologically younger showed a systematically different oral microbiome compared to biologically older peers, characterized by: • lower alpha diversity (i.e. a less heterogeneous microbial community), an...
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Opportunity: advancing NAD⁺ research and clinical translation. Momentum in healthy longevity science comes from people: curious, rigorous, and willing to bridge biology with clinical reality. We’re excited to welcome an enthusiastic postdoctoral researcher to the NUS Academy for Healthy Longevity working at the intersection of clinical trials #NAD⁺ precursors, and precision #geromedicine. NAD⁺ ...
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Skin longevity is not as a #cosmetic challenge; it describes the biological process that can be measured, understood, and acted upon. In the Scientific American conversation with Vania LACASCADE and Anne Colonna, we discuss how insights from #geroscience are redefining both skin health and overall #healthspan. L'Oréal https://lnkd.in/g2u8eHrq
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What you eat every day shapes how you age — often more than we realise. As part of the CEDIRA study, participants complete a simple yet detailed dietary intake assessment to map everyday eating habits, nutrient patterns, and potential gaps. By combining this information with biological age markers, the study explores how a tailored multivitamin may support healthier aging over time. Sometimes, ...
linkedin_postlinkedin · 2025-12-23628 chars
What you eat every day shapes how you age — often more than we realise. As part of the CEDIRA study, participants complete a simple yet detailed dietary intake assessment to map everyday eating habits, nutrient patterns, and potential gaps. By combining this information with biological age markers, the study explores how a tailored multivitamin may support healthier aging over time. Sometimes, ...
linkedin_postlinkedin · 2025-12-23628 chars
What you eat every day shapes how you age — often more than we realise. As part of the CEDIRA study, participants complete a simple yet detailed dietary intake assessment to map everyday eating habits, nutrient patterns, and potential gaps. By combining this information with biological age markers, the study explores how a tailored multivitamin may support healthier aging over time. Sometimes, ...
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Season’s Greetings from the NUS Academy for Healthy Longevity 2025 has been a defining year for the Academy. Together with our local and international partners, we advanced healthy longevity from theory to real-world impact across #education, #research, and #clinical #translation. From the opening of our Clinical Trial Centre to the Unlock Healthy Longevity Conference, Intensive Course, and Heal...
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This February, follow our Education Manager, Jane Ong, to join a full week dedicated to #geroscience and #precision #geromedicine at the National University of Singapore. Through two CME-accredited events, the Healthy Longevity Intensive Course and Geroscience Conference, we bring together education, research, and real-world clinical perspectives. Explore how geroscience is shaping diagnostics...
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Gezond leven, wat is dat? Op donderdag 22 januari ga ik hierover in gesprek tijdens een avond in Zoeterwoude. Geen snelle oplossingen, maar een eerlijke blik op wat wetenschap ons vandaag leert over gezond ouder worden. We weten steeds meer over veroudering, gezondheid en hoe leefstijl het beïnvloedt. Gezond leven vraagt meer dan goede intenties; inzicht, realisme en context kan helpen! Tijden...
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#Beauty matters. #Skin matters. #Science matters. For too long, beauty and medicine have been treated as separate worlds. Geroscience and precision geromedicine is closing that gap. Skin is far from 'superficial'. It is a living, metabolically active organ that reflects biological aging, cellular resilience, and repair capacity. Wrinkles are not just lines; they are downstream signals of underly...
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This February, follow our Education Manager, Jane Ong, to join a full week dedicated to #geroscience and #precision #geromedicine at the National University of Singapore. Through two CME-accredited events, the Healthy Longevity Intensive Course and Geroscience Conference, we bring together education, research, and real-world clinical perspectives. Explore how geroscience is shaping diagnostics...
linkedin_postlinkedin · 2025-12-131,437 chars
As the year comes to a close, I’m grateful for moments like this; celebrating together after an extraordinary year at Chi Longevity and SPARKD by Chi Longevity. Our clients often describe us as the companion on their health journey, across our clinics and training floors alike. That is something we take seriously. We understand and drive #science, are #evidence-based, and deeply committed, yet al...
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Optimizing and preserving cognitive function - with mushrooms? With limited efficacy and tolerability of pharmacological treatments, attention is increasingly shifting toward safe, accessible, non-pharmacological strategies to optimize and preserve cognitive function. In our short review in Aging Research Reviews, Elsevier, we explore the potential synergy between physical #exercsise and #ergot...
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Update: deliverable reached - the final participant is in! Our #Prometheus Study, semi-finalist in the XPRIZE Healthspan competition, has officially completed recruitment. The intervention phase is in full swing, and it is truly heartwarming to hear the stories of the participants, hearing how energized and well they feel. A heartfelt thank-you to our dedicated team for consistently going the ex...
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[English caption below] 从补充剂到药物再利用，健康长寿领域正以飞快的速度发展。 快来听听来自新加坡国立大学的高级研究员 王蔚兰博士的分享，了解即将于2026年2月26日至27日在新加坡国立大学举办的“Unlock Healthy Longevity Conference“有哪些前沿看点。届时全球顶尖专家将齐聚一堂，探讨足以重塑健康长寿领域的突破性进展。 立即预定席位，参与这场深度对话。 Register: https://lnkd.in/gb-K9TRv ----------------- From novel nutraceuticals to repurposed drugs, the field of healthy longevity is accelerating fast. Hear from our Senior Research Fellow Dr....
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The power, and pitfalls, of modern comprehensive #biomarker testing. As I often say: in an age where we can measure 100+ biomarkers in a single panel, the promise isn’t just early disease detection, it’s about spotting subtle imbalances and giving people actionable insight into their long-term health and biological age. But the real value only comes when we interpret those numbers thoughtfully...
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How close are we to evidence-based gerotherapeutics that truly extend healthspan? Find out more from the Unlock Healthy Longevity Conference 2026, organized by NUS Academy for Healthy Longevity, which brings together global leaders in geroscience, nutrition, and precision geromedicine to examine breakthroughs shaping the future of healthy aging. Across three days, the program will explore: • Nut...
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Meet Christian Sotelo, our HLTI 2025 alumnus who turned curiosity into a career in healthy longevity. Christian Sotelo joined the Healthy Longevity Talent Incubator with a simple goal — to immerse himself in the field and learn from the experts shaping its future. What he didn’t expect was how transformative the experience would be. Over two intensive weeks, he engaged with leading scientists, c...
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Meet Christian Sotelo, our HLTI 2025 alumnus who turned curiosity into a career in healthy longevity. Christian Sotelo joined the Healthy Longevity Talent Incubator with a simple goal — to immerse himself in the field and learn from the experts shaping its future. What he didn’t expect was how transformative the experience would be. Over two intensive weeks, he engaged with leading scientists, c...
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I am deeply grateful to have received the Longevity Ambassador Award. Many witnessed how emotional I became on stage, and I want to acknowledge it. I truly did not expect the audience to vote for me, especially with so many giant names as alternative candidates. That surprise alone was overwhelming. But there was a second reason for the emotions: implementing Healthy Longevity Medicine, now coin...
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Healthy Longevity Medicine in the spotlight: Healthy Longevity Medicine Society (#HLMS) leads the way standardizing the field. At the roundtable of longevity clinics organized by the International Institute of Longevity at the Buck Institute for Research on Aging, one theme united all participants: this new medicine to optimize health and healthspan of ageing individuals is moving rapidly into th...
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Why education must lead the way: At our panel at the roundtable of longevity clinics on the evolving ecosystem of Healthy Longevity Medicine, also called Precision Geromedicine, one message came through louder than ever: the future depends on #education, #certification, and a globally aligned professional #standard. Precision Geromedicine is growing rapidly, fuelled by scientific breakthroughs ...
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The leading healthy longevity clinics come together. Why? To improve our field! Today’s longevity landscape is evolving at unprecedented speed. From AI-driven biomarkers to next-generation therapeutics, the potential but also threats to add healthy, high-quality years to life has never been greater. Yet the clinics at the forefront of this movement face a unique shared responsibility: to translat...
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Singapore is stepping forward and placing Healthy Longevity at the centre of the world’s innovation map. Singapore’s new RIE2030 strategy signals nothing less than a transformation: a S$37 billion national investment to shape the future of #research, #innovation and #enterprise, and a bold statement that ageing and longevity are not challenges to fear, but opportunities to lead. What inspires me...
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Opportunity for individuals aged 50-80 years to participate in our study combining a supplement and exercise program to help brain, immune and muscle aging! More information and enrollment: https://lnkd.in/eB5pF_Yv
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🎧 Living well for longer: radical #breakthroughs, bold #investments and the #systems we are building today! Financial Times Tech Tonic episode “Defying Death: The Longevity Lab” is an energizing look into Singapore’s fast-growing longevity ecosystem, from biotech labs to gyms, clinics and policy offices. This episode brings together a remarkable range of voices: - Boyang Wang, investing in fron...
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Struggling with stairs, feeling less steady, or noticing your strength isn’t what it used to be? You’re not alone, and you can do something about it. Our exercise scientist Gerald Yiu explains how our 12-week training program helps adults aged 50–80 years rebuild strength and boost stamina through guided resistance exercises and aerobic training that targets VO₂ max. Participants take a suppleme...
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Calling all future leaders in Healthy Longevity Medicine! 🌟 Are you ready for the most intense, inspiring, brain-stretching two weeks of your life? The #HLTI2026 is not your average course. It’s the Healthy Longevity Talent Incubator: young minds come in curious and leave absolutely unstoppable ;) Every year, we hand-pick a small group of Master’s/PhD students and early-career clinicians and re...
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Ever wondered how a tiny ring can unlock powerful insights about your health? In our latest video, Researcher Renee Chng shares how participants in selected studies—CEDIRA, PROMETHEUS, and Rejuvenating the Microbiome—use the Oura Ring to track sleep, stress, activity, readiness, and early physiological changes throughout the study. By joining these studies at the Academy for Healthy Longevity, y...
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New era of healthspan: the challenge to scale evidence-based solutions responsibly and equitably. The Hevolution Foundation Global Healthspan Report, second edition, offers a comprehensive and evidence-based view of where our healthy #longevity field stands today, and what is required to accelerate the translation of #geroscience into real-world impact. #Healthspan is no longer a niche topic. Th...
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🧐Curious how your body responds to tailored health interventions?🏃♂️ The PROMETHEUS Study, led by the NUS Academy for Healthy Longevity at #NUSMedicine, is testing whether a fully personalised programme can meaningfully improve muscle strength, immune health, and cognitive performance in adults. You will receive guidance on sleep, diet, exercise and supplements. 👋Eligible volunteers: • Adults ...
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🚀Building the next game-changer in healthy ageing? 🌿 Enter the Start-up Pitch Competition at the Unlock Healthy Longevity Conference 2026, and connect with the ecosystem shaping the future of longevity. 🌟Organised by the NUS Academy for Healthy Longevity at #NUSMedicine, showcase your solution in nutrition, digital health, diagnostics, or longevity medicine. With a chance to win total prizes of ...
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Ready to bring geroscience and geromedicine into real clinical practice? Dr. Antoni Olona, our lecturer from the NUS Academy for Healthy Longevity, shares what you can expect at the Healthy Longevity Intensive Course (23–25 February 2026) — a three-day CME-accredited program built for healthcare professionals who want actionable, evidence-based tools to advance patient care. The course covers: ...
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🌈Ready to showcase research that drives healthier, longer lives?🔬 The Abstract & Poster Competition at the Unlock Healthy Longevity Conference 2026 offers a unique opportunity to share your research with an international audience of scientists, clinicians and industry leaders. 🌟Organised by the NUS Academy for Healthy Longevity at #NUSMedicine, we will welcome submissions in nutraceuticals, re...
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Our Healthy Longevity Intensive course: https://lnkd.in/e_6SY9hv NUS Academy for Healthy Longevity
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Psychedelics, longevity and… scientific integrity Brian Johnson’s upcoming livestream experiment using #psychedelics has certainly captured global attention. Curiosity and self-experimentation have and will always play(ed) a significant role in scientific discovery, but they are not a substitute for evidence-based approaches, #ethics approval, and methodological rigour. As someone committed to a...
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VIP dinner in our gym! We lit the first #candle at our first VIP network dinner at the NUS Academy for Healthy Longevity: fittingly hosted in our #gym at National University of Singapore, the space where we train not only #muscles but #mindsets. Our goal is clear: optimising the health of individuals at all ages and bending the curve of ageing trajectories. To achieve this, innovation is needed....
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International consensus on #senescence definitions published! The International Consortium to Classify Ageing-related Pathologies (#ICCARP) has now released a consensus paper providing clear, harmonised definitions of senescence across biological levels: from cellular processes to organismal ageing. 👉 https://lnkd.in/eXsYuNzA A shared vocabulary is essential for progress in geroscience. Consiste...
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Does a #multivitamin and #mineral #supplement (#MVM) benefit your health? Despite their global popularity, the health effects of MVM supplements remain surprisingly unclear for many population groups. In our latest review in Ageing Research Reviews, we synthesised evidence from 19 meta-analyses, covering 5.5 million participants! Overall, there is no evidence that MVM supplementation effects he...
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What if the key to healthy ageing isn’t a miracle treatment, but understanding your own biology? I explored this question with Julian Issa on The Beyond Tomorrow Podcast, diving into the true state of longevity science. Later, Matt Kaeberlein joined the discussion as we unpacked why the field is still in its early “toddler stage” and what that means for anyone aiming to live healthier for longer....
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Daily habits which might make you happier! For the #Greek healthy longevity community featured in Kathimerini by Iliana Magra. Some highlights of the interview: #Purpose of life She does not believe that the goal is work-life balance. The goal of life is to have purpose, she emphasises. If out of the 24 hours of a day, we sleep 8, spend others commuting, cooking, exercising, the eight hours most ...
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📢 Advance Your Practice with the Healthy Longevity Intensive Course 2026 The Academy for Healthy Longevity at #NUSMedicine is launching a specialised two-day intensive course designed for healthcare professionals looking to deepen their expertise in the fast-growing field of longevity medicine. Dive into the latest evidence-based strategies in geroscience, gerodiagnostics, gerotherapeutics, and ...
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🏃♂️Help us unlock how nutrition and exercise can support longevity🌈 Organised by the Academy for Healthy Longevity at #NUSMedicine, this 12-week interventional study evaluates the combined effects of a multi-nutrient supplement and supervised exercise on gut health, muscle function, immunity, cognition, and biological ageing. 👋We are seeking participants who are: - Age 50 to 80 years, BMI > 18...
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🌿 Unlock Healthy Longevity Conference 2026 🌿 Join us at a global gathering of scientists, clinicians, regulators, and innovators dedicated to advancing the science of healthy ageing. Organised by the Academy for Healthy Longevity at #NUSMedicine, this CME-accredited conference explores how nutraceuticals, repurposed drugs, and longevity medicine can extend #healthspan and improve quality of lif...
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Super proud of the team having hosted the Haleon delegation! NUS Academy for Healthy Longevity
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How did I not come across the #egg 🥚 study much earlier? #Food is not just food. In 1989, a short correspondence in the New England Journal of Medicine (https://lnkd.in/eW8-v4Kw) reshaped how we think about the food on our plate. Prof. Artemis P. Simopoulos, who has since been awarded the Lifetime Achievement Award of the Hellenic Institute for Healthy Longevity (HIHL), showed that eggs from rang...
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🇬🇷 🇸🇬 A new partnership has been formalised between the NUS Academy for Healthy Longevity at the NUS Yong Loo Lin School of Medicine and the Hellenic Institute for Healthy Longevity (#HIHL) through the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU). This agreement unites us to advancing active and healthy ageing through education, professional training, and public engagement. Greece offers a rem...
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Do you sometimes feel weaker, or find it a little harder to get up from a chair or walk long distances? You might be pre-frail — and Natasha T. from our research team is here to share how our new study could help. 💪 We’re inviting adults aged 50–80 years to join a 12-week health study at NUS exploring how a nutritional supplement combined with gentle exercise may improve your energy, strength, an...
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Do you sometimes feel tired or weak? Are you 50-80 years old and living in 🇸🇬: join our study! Study information: https://lnkd.in/eB5pF_Yv Please amplify, big thanks!
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Join our researcher, Atikah Dahiyah, as she shares an inside look into our SIRT6 Study at the Academy for Healthy Longevity, NUS. This study explores how activating SIRT6—a key enzyme involved in DNA repair, metabolism, and ageing—may help reduce biological age and improve overall health. If you’re a male, 50–80 years old, and interested in contributing to longevity research, watch the video to ...
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Join our researcher, Atikah Dahiyah, as she shares an inside look into our SIRT6 Study at the Academy for Healthy Longevity, NUS. This study explores how activating SIRT6—a key enzyme involved in DNA repair, metabolism, and ageing—may help reduce biological age and improve overall health. If you’re a male, 50–80 years old, and interested in contributing to longevity research, watch the video to ...
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A proud academic moment: celebrating Dr. Anna Szücs, PhD (cum laude!) ✨ Today, we celebrated an extraordinary milestone: Anna Szücs successfully defended her #PhD thesis with the distinction of cum laude, a rare honour reserved for truly exceptional scientific contributions. Anna’s journey has been remarkable. Born in Budapest and raised in Geneva, continuing her career in Pittsburgh and Singapor...
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Early-bird tickets are closing soon — secure your spot by 1 December. The Healthy Longevity Intensive Course and the Geromedicine: Unlock Healthy Longevity Conference are coming to the National University of Singapore — bringing together global #experts, #clinicians, #researchers, and #innovators to advance the science and practice of healthy longevity. Explore the latest in #geroscience, #gerod...
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#Biological #age estimation with wearable-derived #step count data! MoveIt! Age is a novel and highly scalable “aging-clock” that uses nothing more than wearable-derived step-count data to estimate biological age. Leveraging large-scale data from #NHANES and validating in both community-dwelling adults and geriatric rehabilitation inpatients, we found that MoveIt! Age not only predicted chronolog...
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FDA removes the “black box” warning from many hormone-therapy (#HRT) products for menopause. Finally! This is a pivotal moment in women’s health: hormone therapy should be deeply individualized, and taken seriously. A few reflections: 1. #Beyond #symptoms Menopause isn’t just about hot flashes or night sweats: declining hormones affect every part of the body. There are estrogen (and other hormon...
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Open problems… The field of #geroscience faces exciting challenges and enormous opportunities. In our recent article in GeroScience, we outline 100 open problems in #biogerontology, spanning molecular #mechanisms, #biomarkers, human #diversity, and #interventions: https://lnkd.in/eDTdBze4 For me, the most inspiring insights are how data-driven approaches, digital twins, and integrative biomarker...
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Keeping my love for art … Yves Klein’s anthropometry series brilliantly illustrates how the human body can be both brush and canvas, leaving traces that capture movement, energy, and presence. Seeing these works at the Louvre Abu Dhabi was truly inspiring. Klein created these paintings by having models coated in his signature press, drag, or roll their bodies across large canvases and often in li...
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In the next decade, ageing will be measured through multi-layered biological and digital signatures rather than age or disease labels. This was the strongest message emerging from the recent Nature Forum: Measuring Healthy Aging (a featured event of the 3rd Healthy Longevity Symposium), hosted by Khalifa University of Science and Technology in partnership with Nature Conferences in Abu Dhabi. ...
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Our Senior Research Fellow, Weilan Wang, shares some key insights from the new paper published in The Lancet Group under the Global Epigenetic Consortium. The study reviewed data from 28,000+ participants to examine how frailty relates to DNA methylation–based biological age. Their findings show that higher GrimAge acceleration strongly predicts frailty and its progression, with other epigeneti...
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As our #lifespans increase, not everyone enjoys more years in good health. Understanding how the public perceives and values #healthspan, the years we live in good health, is essential to guide the #future of healthy longevity medicine. Our recent publication “Public Views towards Lifespan, Healthspan, and Healthy Longevity Medicine”, reveals that while most people in 🇸🇬 understand the concept of...
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Follow our exercise scientist, Saiful, as he shows what a participant does in the PROMETHEUS Study! This 8-week study at the NUS Academy for Healthy Longevity isn’t just about exercise, it combines physical training, cognitive challenges, sleep guidance, nutrition, and motivational coaching to help adults aged 50–80 improve strength, balance, focus, and overall health. Want to be part of this exc...
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#NutraHealthspan Summit 2025 in London, a powerful assembly of #nutraceuticals in healthy #longevity science and #market strategy in one place. As someone whose work sits at the intersection of ageing biology, clinical translation and healthcare innovation, I emphasise the evidence based approach before jumping to market. For gerotherapeutic innovation to succeed, the therapeutics should be ...
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Please help making it viral :), and participate in our trials of the NUS Academy for Healthy Longevity (no costs and vouchers at milestones!). Studies: https://lnkd.in/enSDQvyZ
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Lifelong learning! Congratulations to the establishment of the inaugural Distinguished Senior Fellowship Programme (#DSFP) of the National University of Singapore https://lnkd.in/ey4DQqD6 We explored how #gerodiagnostics and #gerotherapeutics, the science of measuring and modifying biological ageing, are reshaping the future of #healthcare, #workforce design, and #leadership. What inspires me ...
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The rise of celebrity-endorsed telehealth platforms selling GLP-1s, peptides, and “longevity solutions” is turning medicine into marketing. The lines between evidence, aspiration, and commerce are blurring fast, and that should concern us all. I grew up in a family medicine clinic — quite literally at home, where both my parents practiced, always surrounded by patients. They never marketed. Later...
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Healthy longevity education! The shift from a disease-treatment model to one centred on healthy longevity requires a transformation; not only #diagnostics and #therapies, but people who can apply them! We need to educate healthcare professionals and society at large. In our recent publication “Education in Healthy Longevity as a Prerequisite for a New Healthcare Model” in Geromedicine (Science E...
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‘Zeventjes-cultuur’ - afschaffen van ‘cum laude’? De discussie over het afschaffen van de cum laude-onderscheiding bij promoties, zoals onlangs bij de University of Twente en voor de geneeskunde aan de Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam (VU Amsterdam), raakt aan een belangrijk punt: hoe waarderen we excellentie in de studie / de wetenschap? Hoewel het waar is dat we breder moeten kijken dan publicatie...
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Still proudly German! Today I received the final court decision confirming that I will not become a Dutch citizen. While this marks the end of a very long process, I embrace the outcome with gratitude and pride. Holding my German passport continues to connect me to my roots and represents values I deeply share: precision, reliability, and a commitment to excellence. At the same time, I remain c...
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🔥 BREAKING: First major publication of the output from the Global Epigenetic Age Consortium! Our consortium’s first publication has just appeared in The Lancet Group Healthy Longevity. Coordinated through the NUS Academy for Healthy Longevity, this systematic review and meta-analysis provides compelling evidence linking DNA methylation-based ageing biomarkers to frailty. 🧬 Key findings: Across ...
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Bridging Eastern and Western Medicine: a shared path toward healthy longevity At the 2025 Scientific Conference of the Chinese Alliance for Cognitive and Frailty Research and the Chinese Medicine and Longevity Medicine Dialogue Summit Forum, I had the privilege of chair the panel with representatives from both Western and Eastern Medicine to explore how these two worlds can, and should, work toge...
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China’s path toward a healthy longevity society Despite remarkable economic growth, China now faces a pressing challenge: supporting an aging population that is rapidly expanding. In 2020, 18% of the population was over 60 years old; projected to double to nearly 40% by 2050. Our review in Nature Portfolio highlights how China is navigating this demographic transformation, integrating scientific ...
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Wonderful days in Switzerland at the Global Longevity Summit, The American Academy of Anti-Aging Medicine (A4M) talking about bringing precision geromedicine into clinical practice and catching up with great (new) colleagues!
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#Fertility and #ageing: more connected than ever! A fascinating new study published in Cell Reports Medicine by Cell Press by Jie Li of the Nankai University shows that the biological mechanisms driving ageing may also underlie the decline in female fertility. As women age, their egg cells and surrounding support cells ramp up the production of ribosomes (to make proteins in every cell). While th...
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Boosting #NAD with nicotinamide mononucleotide (#NMN) In the post-hoc analysis of our randomized, double-blind clinical trial we explored how NMN supplementation affects blood NAD levels and related biological markers in healthy, middle-aged adults. Across 80 participants receiving daily NMN (300–900 mg) or placebo for 60 days, higher baseline NAD levels were linked with distinct inflammatory, l...
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#Mentorship as fundamental steppingstone to making change🌍 At the University of Rochester’s Aging Research Day, surrounded by bright and curious young scientists, I reflected on the mentors who shaped my path, and the importance of passing that torch forward. During my early medical and academic journey, I was guided by prof Werner Hofmann, who introduced me to internal medicine and scientific ri...
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After decades in the ‘aging’ field, I thought I had seen it. But come to the University of Rochester and meet Vera Gorbunova and Andrei Seluanov in real action: they and their exciting team are embodying the multi species approach exploring the genouis way other species escape aging related diseases and living longer. Having spent a couple of days in their incredible facilities and lovely environ...
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My motivation to be in the heathy longevity field: enjoy reading! Thanks to Arkadi Mazin, Lifespan Research Institute. What was your personal journey to the longevity field, and what does human longevity mean to you? I love the human body, as well as those of animals and plants. I love creatures – everything that grows and has the capacity to rejuvenate. I think I am simply in love with the biolo...
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Nicotinamid-Mononukleotid: Kann NMN wirklich das Altern aufhalten? „Wir setzen NMN nur mit Vorsicht und unter ärztlicher Begleitung ein“ - Apotheken Umschau: https://lnkd.in/e9-PX9jk Chi Longevity
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Longevity hype is growing faster than its evidence base The recent Financial Times article (https://lnkd.in/eNK7qWVF) by Michael Peel, “How one supplement sums up the uneasy science of selling youth,” captures today’s longevity paradox perfectly. As disposable incomes rise and the desire to “stay young” intensifies, the market for “anti-ageing” supplements is booming. Spermidine, once a molecule...
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MISSION To extend global #healthspan by advancing scientifically rigorous #interventions that target the biology of #aging, improving quality of life, preventing, delaying or treating age-related diseases and making healthy aging #accessible for all. This mission by the Academy for Health & Lifespan Research, Healthy Longevity Medicine Society and Longevity Biotechnology Association was discussed...
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What happens when you ask the leaders in #geroscience and #geromedicine to give a hand-sign at the end of a truly innovative day at the Biomarkers of Aging Consortium conference? Keith Comito, CEO of Lifespan Research Institute, gave a clear thumb-up: unmistakable signal of approval and confidence. "Joe Betts-LaCroix", CEO of Retro Biosciences, formed heart-hands: passion and commitment. Evelyne ...
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Altern ist nicht Schicksal – es ist formbar. Die Longevity-Medizin zeigt: biologisches Alter lässt sich messen, beeinflussen und aktiv reduzieren. In Singapur, den Niederlanden und international setzen wir genau hier an – mit klinischer Anwendung, Datenintelligenz und individueller Präzisionsdiagnostik. Was viele nicht wissen: • Organe altern nicht alle im gleichen Tempo - wir können das Tempo...
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Should #ageing be treated as a #disease? At The Economist’s Future of Health Asia Conference, Professor Andrea B. Maier, Co-Director of the Academy for Healthy Longevity, joined Dr. @Wai Chong Ng in a spirited debate moderated by Charles Ross on one of the most fundamental questions in health science today. Professor Maier argued that ageing should indeed be treated as a disease — as it is the m...
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Can a multivitamin make you biologically younger? That’s exactly what our researcher Jordi Morwani and the team are exploring in the CEDIRA study at NUS Academy for Healthy Longevity. All you need to do is take one multivitamin a day for a year and come in for a few simple health checks. By the end of the study, you’ll receive a full report showing your biological age — and how it may have change...
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Economist Impact: health and healthy longevity will only ‚fly‘, if orchestrated in an ecosystem. Patient organizations are of utmost importance. Happy to had time today, to catch up with severals today! Thank you for driving health and demonstrating it! Shivaji Rikka, Jane Ong
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#Aging should be treated as a #disease. Today I had the joy of debating with Wai Chong, Ng, with excellent moderation by Charles Ross, on whether aging should be treated as a disease at the Economist Impact conference. As you would expect, I argued in favour. At Chi Longevity, we already operate on this premise. We positively modulate the aging trajectory in clinical practice by understanding ea...
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Enabling change: “Don’t wait to be invited to the table. Bring your own chair, your own vision, and your own allies.” But, choose the table wisely. Women in Global Health Singapore
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Congratulations on the opening of your brand new clinic trial center, thanks for having me. Andrea B. Maier J.J. (Hans) Meij Mazzarine D. Jane Ong Shivaji Rikka Jenny Thomas NUS Academy for Healthy Longevity
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A remarkable step for healthy longevity #education – Makassar, Indonesia! It is truly special when a university takes healthy longevity seriously, embedding it as the first worldwide at the very heart of medical education. This is exactly what the State University of Makassar has done, leading the way in Indonesia, and setting an example for the world. The NUS Academy for Healthy Longevity proud...
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#Biohackers may be loud, but #people are billions strong, and that’s where real healthy longevity innovation begins. For years, 'healthy longevity' has been framed in the media by biohackers. Bryan Johnson meticulously calibrating his supplements, Dave Asprey experimenting with bulletproof coffee and cryotherapy, self-quantifiers testing extreme diets, red-light therapy, infusions or gene editing...
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We didn’t just open a facility: we signaled a global #intent. With the launch of the Clinical Trial Centre of the NUS Academy for Healthy Longevity, Singapore is taking a decisive step toward transforming how we act on #ageing: not one age-related disease at a time, but by targeting the #biology that drives them all. In this trial centre, biology meets behaviour, data meets care, and science mee...
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In the Clinic opening ceremony, the academy also formalised a strategic partnership with RMIT University , represented by Distinguished Prof. Professor Charlie C. XUE to accelerate research and education in Healthy Longevity Medicine. Together, we will enable staff and student exchanges, joint PhD pathways, and collaborative clinical research between Singapore and Australia. #HealthyLongevity #N...
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Today, we also celebrated our partnership with the Alliance of Patients' Organizations Singapore (APOS), represented by Ms. Nidhi Swarup. This collaboration ensures patients are active co-creators in healthy longevity research — shaping studies, driving evidence-based care, and strengthening patient-centered innovation. #HealthyLongevity #PatientCentricCare #ClinicalTrials #NUSMedicine #APOS An...
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During the ceremony, we all watched a proud moment as we formalised our collaboration with the State University of Makassar (Indonesia) — home to Indonesia’s first medical faculty integrating Healthy Longevity Medicine into its curriculum. Together, we are building educational and research capacity, shaping future physicians to prevent decline and extend healthspan globally. #HealthyLongevity #Gl...
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Our Guest of Honour, Prof. Yap-Seng CHONG, Dean of NUS Yong Loo Lin School of Medicine, delivered an inspiring opening address of the Opening ceremony highlighting the Academy’s role in advancing healthy longevity research and translating science into real-world care for Singapore and beyond. #NUSMedicine #HealthyLongevity #MedicalInnovation #SingaporeHealthcare Andrea B. Maier J.J. (Hans) Meij ...
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The Opening Ceremony of the NUS Academy for Healthy Longevity ’s Clinical Trial Centre began with a warm welcome from Prof. Andrea B. Maier, Director of the Academy. She shared the Academy’s mission — to pioneer clinical trials that extend healthspan, bridge research with practice, and make healthy longevity a reality for all. #HealthyLongevity #NUSMedicine #ClinicalTrials #HealthyAgeing J.J. (H...
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The ceremony culminated in the official opening of the NUS Academy for Healthy Longevity ’s Clinical Trial Centre, marked by a ribbon-cutting with our leadership, collaborators, and guests of honour. Andrea B. Maier Yap-Seng CHONG Roger Foo Although Prof. J.J. (Hans) Meij, co-founder of the Academy, could not join us in person as he was in Makassar, Indonesia, to sign the MOU with the State Univ...
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Got a new diagnostic tool that can help predict health or spot early signs of age-related problems? We’re looking for startups with fresh ideas in diagnostics to join our pitch competition. Share your innovation and be part of the conversation on healthy aging. Apply now: https://lnkd.in/gGzHRN2A Andrea B. MaierJane OngJ.J. (Hans) Meij Shivaji Rikka
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Are you studying how supplements can slow aging in humans or animals? We want to hear about your intervention studies at our conference next February. Get your research in front of scientists and professionals focused on healthy longevity. Submit your abstract here: https://lnkd.in/gdSq958S Andrea B. Maier Jane Ong J.J. (Hans) Meij Shivaji Rikka
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The Asia-Pacific Longevity Medicine International Summit (APAC-LMIS 2025) in Hong Kong marks an important milestone for the field of healthy longevity medicine. This gathering brought together leaders from across continents to advance the science, clinical practice, and translation of precision geromedicine. I am deeply honored to have been appointed Ambassador of the Asia-Pacific Longevity Medic...
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Calling all healthcare professionals — the Healthy Longevity Intensive Course 2026 is back! This two-day, evidence-based program offers a deep dive into the future of clinical longevity care. Topics include the hallmarks of #aging, #gerodiagnostics, #gerotherapeutics, cardiac and oral #geromedicine, healthy longevity clinic set-up, ethics in geromedicine, and more. Participants will also enjoy e...
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Madrid has transformed into an oasis for the global longevity movement. At TransVision Madrid 2025, masterfully organized by José Luis Cordeiro, the energy is undeniable: a convergence of #science, #vision and #action. I had the privilege to deliver a keynote alongside Aubrey de Grey, and our messages aligned clearly: 1. The evidence is here. 2. Geroscience is no longer theoretical. 3. It is rea...
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CNA: “Rethinking longevity: what shapes a long life?” The panel hosted by Manulife was a thought-provoking conversation on how we can add #health to our years of life. In a rapidly evolving era of precision #geromedicine, we are moving towards individual approches. The convergence of deep phenotyping, multi-omics, digital biomarkers and AI enables us to stratify risk, intervene earlier, and tailo...
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Join the global conversation on #healthy #longevity! The Unlock Healthy Longevity Conference 2026 brings together experts and innovators to explore the latest advances in #nutraceuticals and #repurposed #drugs to extend #healthspan. From the latest research to clinical applications and regulatory frameworks, this is where science meets practice. Whether you’re a clinician, researcher, policymake...
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It’s how well we live while we #work! I recently had the pleasure of joining Susan F., Head of Wellbeing Solutions APAC at Aon, for a powerful conversation on the future of #employee #health. Most adults spend over half of their waking lives at work, which makes the workplace one of the largest health #interventions we have! Yet most corporate health efforts still sit at the level of benefits ...
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From garden to plate: the power of growing your own nutrition 🥒 Today, we harvested cucumbers, straight from our garden next to the kitchen. It didn’t strike me as unusual, as I grew up in a very rural environment where growing your own food was simply normal. But it reminded me how far removed many of us have become from this simple and powerful practice. Homegrown food looks, tastes and feels #...
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#Education is the underrepresented pillar in precision #geromedicine. The field of precision geromedicine, publicly called healthy longevity medicine, is rapidly moving from vision to reality. Yet one structural component is lagging behind: #education. In our recent article (https://lnkd.in/eKddH6Bk) in Science Exploration Press, co-authored with J.J. (Hans) Meij and Guido KROEMER, we argue that...
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From #microbes to #longevity: why gut health is becoming central to healthy longevity medicine. Today, we know that one of the most powerful contributors to how we age lies deep within us, it is not in our #DNA, but in the trillions of microorganisms living in our #gut. As we age, our microbial #diversity often declines, while opportunistic species can increase, a shift associated with frailty d...
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Registration is officially open! This February in Singapore, experience a week of precision geromedicine and clinical research innovation with two flagship events hosted by the NUS Academy for Healthy Longevity: 📅 23–25 Feb 2026 – Healthy Longevity Intensive Course 📅 26–27 Feb 2026 – Geromedicine Unlock Healthy Longevity Conference One week. Two events. Endless insights. Secure your ticket toda...
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SGInnovate’s interest in healthy longevity is a testimony for the potential of the longevity industry in Singapore and APAC. Our conversation focused on the integration of precision medicine into health systems, a transition that is both scientifically justified and medically necessary. While Singapore has made strong progress in research, broader implementation will require structured support fo...
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When #food becomes the frontier of healthy longevity: reflections on the FNL Institute launch. This week in Frankfurt, the Future of Nutrition & Longevity (FNL) Institute officially opened its doors, and I had the honour to deliver the keynote address. What struck me throughout the evening was that nutrition in relation to longevity is no longer a topic for #science alone, it attracts global play...
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Let's stop neglecting women's health in clinical trials! For women, #menopause marks a turning point, significantly increasing the risk of age-related diseases. Yet, #biomarkers of female reproductive aging remain poorly understood and are rarely integrated into (gerotherapeutic) clinical trials. Trials are predominantly focused on cardiometabolic, neurocognitive, and musculoskeletal outcomes, ...
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Shaping #precision #geromedicine & public-private collaboration across the Asia-Pacific. At the upcoming Asia-Pacific Longevity Medicine International Summit, I’ll be contributing to discussions on precision geromedicine, public-private partnerships, and best practices for longevity clinics. This meeting is an important platform to shape how we translate science and technology into better healths...
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Keynote at Longevity Biotech 2025: #Gerotherapeutics trials to lower #biological age. On October 22-23 in Boston, I’ll be speaking at Longevity Biotech 2025, where biotech, pharma, academia, and investors come together to push aging biology toward real human impact. My talk will focus on #gerotherapeutics trials designed to reduce biological age in people, the challenges in trial design, #biomar...
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Biomarkers of aging are shaping the future of geromedicine ! On October 20–21, 2025, I’ll be attending the Biomarkers of Aging Conference at the Harvard Medical School, hosted by the Biomarkers of Aging Consortium. This meeting will bring together global leaders to discuss the latest science, clinical translation, and regulatory progress in the field — all crucial steps toward extending healthspa...
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Healthy longevity takes the stage in Madrid this October! From 2–4 October 2025, I will be joining the XXIII International Congress of Anti-Aging Medicine & Medical Aesthetics (SEMAL) at Madrid. This global meeting brings together experts in #longevity, #rejuvenation, and medical #aesthetics to share the latest clinical and scientific advances. I’m looking forward to exchanging ideas and buildin...
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An excellent healthy #brain #aging summit organized by Nature Custom Media and Haleon in Shanghai. The discussions made it clear: #consumer products are increasingly focusing on health #optimization and prevention rather than symptom management alone. A central question emerged: How can we truly #optimize brain health? What are the optimal #nutrient levels and lifestyle factors required for the ...
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Welcoming Dingding Z. to the NUS Academy for Healthy Longevity! As we received the 🔑 to our new trial center at the National University of Singapore, we were also able to expand our team. Dingding joins us as Clinic Manager, working closely together with our brilliant leader Dr. Mazzarine D.. She takes on the essential role of coordinating trials that explore how to optimize the #health of aging ...
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Spending time with pioneers in the aging field is inspiring and strengthens the scientific foundations on which we build precision #geromedicine. Prof. Suresh Rattan’s research into hormesis helps us understand how mild stressors at molecular and cellular levels can activate repair mechanisms and improve resilience; and prof. claudio franceschi ‘s concept of inflammaging has given us a framework t...
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Are you studying how supplements can slow aging in humans or animals? We want to hear about your intervention studies at our conference next February. Get your research in front of scientists and professionals focused on healthy longevity. Submit your abstract here: https://lnkd.in/gdSq958S
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This award is for our field: precision geromedicine. From building the first heart–lung machine in the DDR under the most difficult circumstances, Karl-Ludwig Schober (1912–1999) showed what it means to push evidence-based medicine forward against all odds: under extremely constrained resources, political constraints, and technological limitations. That legacy reminds us that science in medical ...
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Got a new diagnostic tool that can help predict health or spot early signs of age-related problems? We’re looking for startups with fresh ideas in diagnostics to join our pitch competition. Share your innovation and be part of the conversation on healthy aging. Apply now: https://lnkd.in/gGzHRN2A
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Call for Sponsors: Unlock Healthy Longevity Conference 2026 Join us on 26–27 February 2026 at the National University of Singapore for the Unlock Healthy Longevity Conference, where 300 delegates — including clinicians, researchers, regulators, and industry leaders — will explore the latest in supplements and repurposed drugs to optimize healthspan. Following the conference, our Public Open Day ...
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Meet the first five distinguished speakers of the Unlock Healthy Longevity Conference 2026. From the biology of aging to clinical practice, history of medicine, and public health, these global leaders are shaping the science and practice of healthy longevity: 🔹 Professor John Deanfield (UCL, Barts Heart Centre, London) – Clinical practice and governance in cardiovascular care. 🔹 Professor Hans M...
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Shaping the future of cardiovascular care. At the Unlock Healthy Longevity Conference 2026, Professor John Deanfield, Professor of Cardiology at University College London (UCL) and Consultant Cardiologist at the Barts Heart Centre, London, will speak on clinical practice and governance. As Director of the National Institute for Cardiovascular Outcomes Research (NICOR) and a leader in preventive ...
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What a privilege to spend time with such an inspiring founder. Pak Andi Wijaya, 90 years young, has dedicated his life to advancing #quality of care, especially in healthcare #diagnostics. Prodia is the number one clinical laboratory chain in Indonesia 🇮🇩. Their facilities are outstanding, and their R&D division is truly impressive: vast spaces filled with researchers eagerly analyzing data, work...
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The Manulife longevity symposium in 🇸🇬 brought together around 1,300 people to explore the future of #health and #longevity. I had the privilege of sharing the stage with Manulife CEO Steve Finch and Jeremy Lim, CEO AMILI, where we discussed the role of genes in longevity. The message: do not rely on you genetic makeup; it is often not dictating your destiny! Genes are regulated by epigenetics, w...
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Nutra Healthspan Summit 2025 in London! This event brings together experts in healthy longevity, nutrition, and regenerative health; I am looking forward to being part of the dialogue and presenting our latest geroprotective trial results of the NUS Academy for Healthy Longevity. We’re diving deep into the science of ageing and how nutraceuticals could be used as gerotherapeutics, tailored based ...
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Investing in the future! #Africa faces many pressing challenges, but this should not stop us from thinking ahead. Investing in healthy #longevity and optimizing #health is not a luxury, it is a necessity. A #youthful continent today will soon face the reality of an aging population. By acting early, Africa has the unique opportunity to leapfrog traditional models of care and adopt preventive, pe...
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A huge breakthrough for the Dutch #geroscience and #geromedicine landscape! Our #Biocompass consortium was granted a NWA award! - how do individuals perceive biological age? - how can we reduce biological age most effectively? These are the driving questions for the coming years! Big applause 👏 to everyone!!!!! Amsterdam Movement Sciences (VU, Amsterdam UMC)
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Please watch ‘Lilly’ - a powerful woman! Persistence is a science driver of #success, #health, and healthy #longevity. The movie #Lilly illustrates this beautifully: Lilly Ledbetter’s story shows how real change comes not from one victory, but from turning up for “just one more meeting”, even when the odds seem impossible and #time is limited. Everyone should watch Lilly: it’s inspiring, energiz...
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Like this sunflower in our garden at the Westhof, healthy longevity is full of promise and beauty, but it also attracts many ideas, not all of which are rooted in #evidence. In the field of healthy longevity, countless interventions are suggested, often without rigorous validation in humans. My focus is to distinguish what truly works from what merely appears appealing. Through the Healthy Longe...
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Are epigenetic clocks ready for clinical implementation in precision #geromedicine? This is the key question the Healthy Longevity Medicine Society and the Biomarkers of Aging Consortium are addressing. While the number of studies using and refining epigenetic clocks based on DNA methylation is rapidly growing, clinicians rightly ask: should DNAm clocks be applied in clinical practice? If so, w...
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Are sodium-glucose co-transporter 2 (SGLT2) inhibitors #geroprotectors? This was the question I asked during the Healthy Longevity Medicine Society (HLMS) session at the ARDD. The mission of #HLMS is to critically evaluate evidence and translate it into standards that advance precision geromedicine. Repurposed drugs such as SGLT2 inhibitors and senolytics are central to this effort. Dr. Ajla Ho...
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Recruitment of biologically older, middle-aged individuals in a nutraceutical geroprotective trial: feasible? Yes. A couple if tips. Word-of-mouth accounted for 36% of enrolment: strong participant relationships build a research community. Eligibility rates reached 80.3% at pre-screening and 67.3% at screening: precise questions increase efficiency. One in four pre-screened individuals progressed...
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And the award goes to… 🏆 Dr. Weilan Wang, NUS Academy for Healthy Longevity! Her study on repurposed drugs as geroprotectors in geriatric rehabilitation patients was selected for an oral presentation; and won the award. Compelling results, compellingly presented! Congratulations to Weilan and co-authors Ajla Hodzic Kuerec MD, PhD, Lihuan Guan, Nir Barzilai! Aging Research & Drug Discovery Meetin...
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Next update from the Aging Research & Drug Discovery Meeting (ARDD), Dr.Weilan Wang presented her insights from the RESORT study, exploring the use of #repurposed drugs as #gerotherapeutics. The findings show a survival benefit in geriatric rehabilitation patients taking three or more potentially gerotherapeutic drugs at admission — reinforcing that healthy longevity medicine is not just for the ...
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Repurposed drugs as gerotherapeutics! Weilan Wang beautifully presented compelling evidence: individuals taking three or more potentially gerotherapeutic drugs show a survival benefit upon admission to geriatric rehabilitation. My take: Healthy longevity medicine should not be limited to those who are already healthy. While prevention remains key, there is huge potential in optimizing the health ...
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At the Healthy Longevity Medicine Society (HLMS) track of the Aging Research & Drug Discovery Meeting (ARDD), Prof. Andrea B. Maier shared updates from the Epigenetic Age Systematic Review Consortium, advancing the science of healthy longevity. Moran Z., an alumnus of the Healthy Longevity Talent Incubator #HLTI, also took the stage to present Young HLMS and their initiatives to align geroscience...
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At the Aging Research & Drug Discovery Meeting (ARDD), Prof.Andrea B. Maier shared the latest systematic review and meta-analysis on SGLT2 inhibitors (SGLT2i) as potential gerotherapeutic agents. The findings highlight the promise of targeting aging through sodium-glucose cotransporter 2 inhibition, paving the way for future clinical applications in healthy longevity. Follow the NUS Academy for ...
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Calling all researchers! We’re now accepting abstract submissions for the "Unlock Healthy Longevity: Supplements" conference happening February 26–27, 2026 in Singapore organized by NUS Academy for Healthy Longevity If your work involves supplements and aging, this is a chance to share your research with peers and experts in the field. Submit your abstract today: https://lnkd.in/dpd59vaJ J.J. ...
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Launching the McKinsey & Company Health Institute white paper about ‘healthspan; enabling healthier lives for all’ at the Aging Research & Drug Discovery Meeting. Congratulations to Lars Hartenstein, Michael Korenberg and coauthors for this beautiful piece to establish a future of optimizing health! The public released will be on Friday: watch https://lnkd.in/eYVgUdzk
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Early-stage startups, we want to hear from you! If you’re working on something new to improve healthy aging, come pitch your idea at the Start-up Pitch Competition during the Unlock Healthy Longevity Conference 2026 at NUS Academy for Healthy Longevity this February. You’ll get to show your work to experts, investors, and people passionate about extending healthspan. There’s a prize pool of SGD...
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Prof. Andrea B. Maier took the stage at the Aging Research & Drug Discovery Meeting (ARDD), sharing updates on #Precision #Geromedicine and the latest findings from the #ABLE trial, which links #AKG supplementation and physical activity to improvements in #epigenetic age. Exciting work is also underway on titrating nutraceuticals and designing multimodal interventions to advance healthy longevity...
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Please volunteer! Join the one and only #PROMETHEUS – the XPRIZE study to optimize health, aiming to significantly lower the biological age of 50-80 year olds. A study limited to 20 participants only! Deadline for registration: 10th of September The NUS Academy for Healthy Longevity is recruiting participants living in Singapore 🇸🇬 for PROMETHEUS, an 8-week study designed to deliver the most com...
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What a stage! Aging Research & Drug Discovery Meeting ! I focused my talk on Precision Geromedicine and geroprotective trials, addressing key questions for the field: • How can we select participants to match interventions to their agotypes? • How should we titrate gerointerventions? • What is the next step towards multimodal interventions? We also presented the first release of our analysis ...
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Vacation for the gut microbiome? Chi Longevity, our healthy longevity clinics, featured in ELLE Magazine. The rise of “microbiome vacations”: from colon cleanses in Europe to fermented diets in the Himalayas. Gut health has truly become the new anchor of wellness travel, with #guthealth attracting billions of views worldwide. Yet, the difference between a passing wellness fad and real impact li...
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Who will join the healthy #longevity #blueprint Sep 19 in Singapore 🇸🇬? Decoding aging in place with biology, technology, and community care! This event will bring together a curated panel to shine light on the longevity economy from the perspectives of academia, innovation and translation, as well as investments. More details about the event here: https://lnkd.in/dqX_C4EX NUS Academy for Healthy...
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Professor Guido KROEMER is a Professor at the Faculty of Medicine, Université Paris Cité, and Director of the “Metabolism, Cancer and Immunity” research team at INSERM. His pioneering research on the hallmarks of aging has been recognized with numerous prestigious international awards. This is a unique opportunity to gain insights from one of the foremost experts in the biology of aging, taking p...
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Tradition and maintenance — at #sea and in #life. SAIL 2025 in Amsterdam was once again a breathtaking celebration of maritime #heritage. Dozens of historic vessels, from century-old tall ships like the Belem to inland ferries such as the Dutch Lelie (23 m), sailed proudly into the IJ, each carrying the legacy of #craftsmanship, #tradition, and #care. What struck me most was the parallel between...
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Elevating #wellness: How Chi Longevity sets the standard in health optimization. As the wellness industry evolves, high-performance travelers are increasingly seeking more than just #relaxation; they want scientifically-'backed' health optimization during their stays. Hotels are now offering advanced biohacking technologies like red-light therapy, infrared saunas, and hyperbaric oxygen chambers. ...
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#Menopause can feel like your body is aging overnight—and science shows there’s some truth to that. Declining estrogen during this stage triggers changes at the cellular level, increasing inflammation, oxidative stress, and metabolic shifts that affect skin, hair, bones, and heart health. While #hormone changes play a role, lifestyle choices—sleep, nutrition, stress management, and exercise—can h...
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When should #learning stop? Never. After decades of contributing to lectures at European third-generation universities and engaging in public events to educate communities of all ages on #health and #longevity, yesterday marked a very special milestone: the Distinguished Senior Fellowship of the NUS School of Continuing and Lifelong Education (SCALE). The event opened with an inspiring address b...
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In The New Yorker, Tad Friend captures the collision of #entrepreneurship, #science, and #philosophy in the quest to radically extend human #lifespan. Visionaries like Peter H. Diamandis are rallying investors and technologists around a bold promise: that exponential advances; AI, gene reprogramming, stem-cell therapies, and continuous biomarker tracking, could unlock biological immortality. Figur...
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Congratulations to Longevity Science Foundation to be highlighted in Forbes!
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Featured on the Scientific American podcast “Living Longer, Aging Smarter”! We talked about how #skin #health can reveal insights into overall aging, the rise of precision geromedicine, and innovations like L'Oréal’s Cell BioPrint that make personalized skincare possible. Listen to the full episode here: Scientific American: https://lnkd.in/eeikjtQF Apple Podcasts: https://lnkd.in/dbg-jwPy Sp...
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A big shoutout to our Research Fellow, Dr. Vanessa Kristina Wazny, PhD Wazny, who was recently featured on CNA! The story explores the exciting field of healthy longevity medicine in Singapore and shines a light on the work we do at the NUS Academy for Healthy Longevity. Here are some key takeaways from the feature: - Singaporeans are living longer than ever, but many of those extra years are s...
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NUS Academy for Healthy Longevity featured on CNA! Vanessa Kristina Wazny, PhD highlighted our #HELO findings: Singaporeans demonstrate relatively strong knowledge of #lifespan and #healthspan, and show a high level of interest in Healthy Longevity Medicine! HELO consortium website: https://helo-nus.com/ 📽️ https://lnkd.in/d63FGKPN
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Our mission: to optimize #health and thereby unlock the full potential of #life. This is only possible with the best trial designs, strict adherence to #evidence generation, and by applying insights rapidly evolving from other medical specialties. To generate evidence, we need to successfully recruit #participants into human clinical trials. We are meticulously evaluating each step to optimize o...
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We’re Hiring! Join the NUS Academy for Healthy Longevity at the NUS Yong Loo Lin School of Medicine and be part of our mission to advance healthy longevity research. We have two exciting full-time opportunities: 🔬 Research Assistant/Associate (Lab & Research Coordination) Work at the intersection of laboratory science and research operations—process biological samples, run biomarker assays, ma...
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Do you want to shape the future of healthy longevity? Join our NUS Academy for Healthy Longevity! https://lnkd.in/dHbwdxcN
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The Healthy Longevity #Intensive #Course & Unlock Healthy Longevity #Conference are coming back in 2026! After 2 years of incredible success, we return with a full week of science, strategy, and innovation in the field of healthy longevity. Save the date: 🗓️ 23–27 February 2026 📍 National University of Singapore, Kent Ridge Campus Organised by the NUS Academy for Healthy Longevity Join globa...
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📣 Announcing Healthy Longevity Intensive Course & Unlock Healthy Longevity Conference 2026! Organized by the NUS Academy for Healthy Longevity, under the leadership of Andrea B. Maier and J.J. (Hans) Meij, we have two remarkable events in a week-long immersion of healthy longevity science. Join us at the National University of Singapore (Kent Ridge Campus) from 23 to 27 February 2026 for an imme...
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🧬 Singaporeans want to live not just longer, but better! The first national HELO Survey conducted by the NUS Academy for Healthy Longevity at #NUSMedicine sheds light on how the public views ageing, health literacy, and readiness for precision geromedicine. 📊 This landmark study of over 3,000 Singapore residents contributes to a global research effort across eight countries and provides a bluepr...
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Intensive Course of Precision Geromedicine by the NUS Academy for Healthy Longevity in Beijing! Healthy longevity is a topic attracting global attention! Healthcare professionals are longing for more education regarding how to optimize the health of their patients. Thank you, dr Tim Shi, organizing this successful event of GlobalMD - we had an intense, wonderful weekend full of knowledge exchang...
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Tech and longevity, a good combi? Yes! I had the pleasure of speaking at the HealthTEC.SG-Singapore Health Technologies Consortium meeting, spotlighting the latest advancements in #healthcare #technology across Singapore and the Asia-Pacific region. The convergence of health tech and healthy longevity science holds immense potential to transform how we age – from early risk detection using biomar...
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A brand-new clinical trial center is taking shape at the NUS Yong Loo Lin School of Medicine: the NUS Academy for Healthy Longevity. Today, our signages went up, and the equipment is arriving piece by piece. There's still plenty to do before we welcome our first #trial participants next week; but the major milestones are behind us! Under the leadership of Mazzarine D., the team has done a phenom...
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We're building the next generation of #healthy #longevity professionals — and we need you. We’re hiring #educators and academic #leaders to join our mission at the Academy for Healthy Longevity, NUS Medicine! Now hiring: 🔹 Associate Professor: https://lnkd.in/eVR_J84r 🔹 Senior Lecturer / Lecturer: https://lnkd.in/e76P66sX This is your chance to: ✨ Design and deliver innovative education curr...
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Dr Weilan Wang of our NUS Academy for Healthy Longevity won the NUS Yong Loo Lin School of Medicine outstanding mentor award! Congratulations - well done. Congratulations also to dr Grishma Rane and dr Hang Jing Wen! #Mentoring is key to growing the healthy longevity field, as it ensures that knowledge, skills, and passion are passed on to the next generation of changemakers.
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Aerobic exercise isn’t just good for your heart; it’s essential for your brain. A study by the University of British Columbia found regular aerobic exercise increases the size of the hippocampus, the part of your brain linked to memory and learning. 🧠 Actionable Tip: Aim for 150-300 mins of Zone 2/3 cardio per week (brisk walking, cycling, or swimming) to boost your memory and keep your mind sh...
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Precision Geromedicine / Healthy Longevity Medicine needs #education! Join our team: Associate Professor and Senior Lecturer positions at the NUS Academy for Healthy Longevity. The Academy is leading advancements in Geroscience and Precision Geromedicine through innovative education, research, and its dissemination. We embrace #creativity and bold #thinking, consistently reimagining education and...
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A personal reflection after two inspiring weeks with the next generation shaping #geroscience and precision #geromedicine. Our emerging specialty Healthy Longevity Medicine, also known as Precision Geromedicine, is still in its infancy. We are just beginning to crawl, learning to walk, with the aim of reaching adolescence soon: ready to challenge and reshape traditional healthcare structures. To ...
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An endless list of fabulous speakers.... Thank you for the endless hours preparing this 5-star conference, Morten Scheibye-Knudsen, Daniela Bakula & Alex Zhavoronkov! https://lnkd.in/eypDUkF8
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People often ask me where my energy comes from; there’s this impression that I’m always “on”. From time to time recharging is needed. Moments of silence, surrounded by the beach, strong summer winds, and long walks with Fritz, that’s when clarity comes. It’s the time to think, define strategy, and return stronger. Curious about evidence-based healthy longevity care? Explore Chi Longevity. Inter...
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Human cohorts are essential to advance the field of precision geromedicine; optimizing health of aging individuals. The SG90 cohort offers a rich array of data, spanning biological to clinical biomarkers of aging. It is now open for collaboration and use, enabling deeper insights into the mechanisms of aging and healthy longevity. Let’s accelerate progress in geroscience together. Thanks to the N...
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Follow our NUS Academy for Healthy Longevity, just click and stay updated with the latest news! I’m incredibly proud of the successful conclusion of #HLTI2025 and deeply grateful to all the mentors who generously offered their advice and guidance to our participants. Thank you!
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As part of the #HLTI2025 Open Day, our participants shared their findings from the SG City Missions, where they engaged with communities across Singapore to explore what healthy longevity means on the ground. The presentations tackled key themes: 🔹 Barriers to social connection - Group 1 🔹 Understanding women’s health in midlife - Group 2 🔹 Mental wellbeing in the digital age with AI chatbot- ...
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And that’s a wrap—Congratulations to our #HLTI2025 Graduates! 🎓✨ We closed the Healthy Longevity Talent Incubator 2025 with smiles, laughter, and a heartwarming graduation ceremony. Thank you to every participant for your energy, curiosity, and passion throughout this incredible journey. You’ve inspired us with your ideas, challenged us with your questions, and reminded us that the future of hea...
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We were honoured to have Professor Julian Savulescu deliver a thought-provoking keynote on “The Volume of Human Life on Earth: Trading Length of Life with Numbers of Lives.” His talk challenged us to reflect on the ethical balance between living longer and living well—raising powerful questions about what truly matters in the pursuit of longevity. This was followed by an engaging panel discussi...
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It was an almost full house today at the #HLTI2025 Open Day as we welcomed participants from all walks of life—different backgrounds, professions, and ages—coming together with one shared goal: to learn more about healthy longevity. Professors Andrea B. Maier and J.J. (Hans) Meij kicked off the day with a warm welcome, setting the stage for inspiring conversations on how we can all live longer, h...
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Our #HLTI2025 participants had an energising speed dating session with our incredible career mentors—a unique chance to receive advice, ask questions, and gain insights from experts across diverse fields, from academia and research to clinical care, entrepreneurship, and industry. The room was buzzing with inspiration, curiosity, and honest conversations—a reminder that sometimes, even a few minu...
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Associate Professor Michael Dunn from the NUS Centre for Biomedical Ethics challenged us to pause and ask: Why is healthy longevity valuable—and what #ethical questions does it raise? He explored how healthy longevity is not just a scientific or medical goal, but also an ethical one—with implications for how we structure healthcare, reshape public policy, and ensure fairness in access and outcome...
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In a lively roundtable discussion, Professors Suresh Rattan, J.J. (Hans) Meij, Andrea B. Maier, and Tine Hjorth shared invaluable career advice with our #HLTI2025 participants—drawing from their own diverse journeys across science, medicine, and innovation. From embracing lifelong learning and staying curious, to building resilience, seeking mentors, and being open to unexpected opportunities, the...
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What #Cancer Teaches Us About Healthy Longevity Professor Ashok Venkitaraman guided us through the fascinating intersection of cancer research and healthy aging, showing how understanding the origins of cancer offers vital lessons for extending #healthspan. From the role of genes like BRCA1 and BRCA2 in breast cancer to how lifestyle factors such as smoking, diet, pollution, and chronic inflamm...
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Next session: The Missing Link in Healthy Aging—Oral and Craniofacial Health Professor Chris Peck, Dean of NUS Faculty of Dentistry, reminded us that when it comes to healthy longevity, what happens in the mouth doesn’t stay in the mouth. From common oral diseases like periodontitis, dental caries, and tooth loss—which affect nearly half the global population—to their strong links with diabetes...
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Dr. Jeremy Lim - CEO of AMILI brought us deep into the world of the #gut #microbiome—one of the most exciting frontiers in healthcare today. From the foods we eat to how we age, our gut microbes play a powerful role in shaping our immune system, metabolism, and even brain health. He shared how our #microbiome changes with age, often leading to inflammation and chronic disease, but also how target...
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From Worms to Humans—Unlocking the Science of Healthy Aging A/Prof Vincenzo SORRENTINO took us on a fascinating journey through the world of aging models, showing how tiny organisms like C. elegans are helping us uncover the secrets of longevity. From the evolutionary theories of aging to shared biological pathways across species, Prof. Sorrentino highlighted how studying animals—from worms to ...
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#Healthspan emphasizes the period of good #health and #performance! Our summary of healthspan definitions is finally out - have a read and ♻️! Spread the word and follow our NUS Academy for Healthy Longevity! https://lnkd.in/ejVrQuXn Siti Masfiah, J.J. (Hans) Meij, Elsevier
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Taking Healthy Longevity to the Streets of Singapore! As part of the #HLTI2025 SG City Mission, four energetic teams set off across Singapore—from bustling hawker centres to vibrant HDB neighborhoods—to spark conversations with locals about what healthy longevity means to them. They explored topics ranging from social connections and women’s health in midlife to the use of health devices and ev...
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After an action-packed day of the SG City Mission, our #HLTI2025 participants came together for a well-deserved networking dinner with speakers, senior mentors, and member of parliament. It was an evening of laughter, learning, and inspiring conversations—where ideas were exchanged, friendships formed, and the shared vision of healthy longevity grew even stronger. Andrea B. Maier J.J. (Hans) M...
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The 🇸🇬 city mission is ‘on’! The field work started! As part of the Healthy Longevity Talent Incubator of the NUS Academy for Healthy Longevity, we are conducting four exciting research studies today - to put healthy longevity into action, this time focusing on: - digital biomarkers of aging - chatbot-supported interventions - social connectivity - women’s health! Incredible to see the 40 most ...
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Next session: A healthy #mouth for healthy #longevity Dr. Tine Hjorth from Aarhus University, Denmark, reminded us that longevity isn’t just about heart, brain, or muscle health—it starts with the #mouth. From chewing, smiling, speaking, and even kissing, our mouth plays a vital role in daily life and overall well-being. But as we age, poor oral hygiene—especially after the age of 25—can lead to...
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Next session: Drugs & Supplements Dr. Ajla Hodzic Kuerec MD, PhD took us on a fascinating deep dive into the world of #gerotherapeutics, #supplements, and emerging #interventions aimed at extending #healthspan and targeting the biology of aging. From well-known compounds like metformin, rapamycin, and GLP-1s to cutting-edge research on senolytics, NAD+ boosters, trigonelline, urolithin A, and fu...
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In a thought-provoking conversation, Dr. Dr Naras Lapsys PhD from Chi Longevity and Professor J.J. (Hans) Meij explored how nutrition shapes longevity, health, and clinical care. They reflected on how dietary science has evolved over the past 25 years—what has changed, what has stood the test of time, and why clean data and real human connection remain central to lasting behaviour change. From...
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Lessons from #Healthcare Systems Around the World In an engaging fireside chat, Professors Jose M Valderas, Prof.Andrea B. Maier and J.J. (Hans) Meij shared personal stories of how they entered the healthcare field and reflected on the challenges faced along the way. The discussion moved into a thoughtful comparison of healthcare systems—highlighting Singapore’s strong public system and its sol...
Asia's super-aging societies are sparking a boom in high-end longevity clinics—even if 'public enthusiasm' is outpacing the scienceweb · Fortune · 2026-07-089,516 chars
Asia’s super-aging societies are sparking a boom in high-end longevity clinics—even if ‘public enthusiasm’ is outpacing the science By Angelica Ang Angelica Ang Writer By Angelica Ang Angelica Ang Writer July 8, 2026, 3:00 AM ET “In the U.S., longevity is often linked to biohacking, wearables, supplements and performance optimization,” notes Ada Lo, an associate professor in hospitality and hotel ...
The Method episode 4: Democratising longevity with Dr Andrea Maierweb · Thriva (The Method podcast) · 2026-02-2344,136 chars
The Method episode 4: Democratising longevity with Dr Andrea Maier Written by The Thriva Editorial Team 23rd Feb 2026 • 2 minute read Dr Andrea Maier explains what democratising longevity really means. She joins us to explore the socioeconomic factors that determine how long you live and the simple, accessible tests that reveal how well you’re ageing. Show notes Most of us assume that living a lon...
Chi Longevity Co-Founder, Professor Andrea B. Maier honoured as Global Longevity Ambassador for Healthy Longevity Medicineweb · Chi Longevity (company news) · 2025-12-107,000 chars
Chi Longevity Co-Founder, Professor Andrea B. Maier honoured as Global Longevity Ambassador for Healthy Longevity Medicine Singapore – 10 December, 2025. Chi Longevity is proud to announce that its Co-Founder, Professor Andrea B. Maier , has been awarded the esteemed Longevity Ambassador Award , at the recent International Institute of Longevity global event and Roundtable of Longevity Clinics, r...
Andrea Maier on Longevity Medicine for Allweb · Lifespan.io · 2025-10-2219,816 chars
Andrea Maier on Longevity Medicine for All Bringing physicians into longevity requires education. by Arkadi Mazin October 22, 2025 Dr. Andrea Maier, Oon Chiew Seng Professor in Medicine at the National University of Singapore, is a veteran geroscientist and one of the most familiar faces in the rising field of longevity medicine, which aims to translate the early successes of geroscience into cli...
Youthful ageing: longevity expert Professor Andrea Maier wants to live better, not necessarily longerweb · Tatler Asia · 2025-04-148,467 chars
Youthful ageing: longevity expert Professor Andrea Maier wants to live better, not necessarily longer By Valerie Lim Apr 14, 2025 Professor Andrea Maier is a clinician scientist in the longevity space and the co-founder of Chi Longevity, a clinic using advanced assessments to extend healthspan. A leading clinician scientist in longevity, Professor Andrea Maier isn't just treating old age; she's ...
The Argument for Healthspan is an Economic Oneweb · Longevity.Technology · 2025-02-048,745 chars
The Argument for Healthspan is an Economic One By Danny Sullivan Prof Andrea Maier says governments are motivated by financial rather than health benefits when it comes to healthy longevity medicine. This week, over 2,500 attendees and more than 175 speakers are convening in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, for the Hevolution Foundation's second Global Healthspan Summit (GHS). The event, hosted by the glob...
The interview: Prof. Andrea Maier antagonises ageing at Chi Longevity clinicweb · Boulevard · 2024-11-1412,736 chars
Beauty | Wellness The interview: Prof. Andrea Maier antagonises ageing at Chi Longevity clinic Far from the sensationalism of stem cells and gene editing, ice baths and transfusions, the cutting edge of longevity is increasingly a question of data: your personal biological clock – and how to wind it back. Gerontologist and total medicine specialist Professor Andrea Maier has opened a new clinic, C...
What this longevity expert does for a long, happy lifeweb · CNBC Make It · 2024-10-245,729 chars
What this longevity expert does for a long, happy life Dr. Andrea Maier is a health and longevity expert in Singapore who practices what she encourages her patients to do for longevity. Courtesy of Dr. Andrea Maier. Dr. Andrea Maier is a health and longevity expert with nearly 25 years of experience in the field of geroscience, where she studied what aging is and why we age. Maier has spent the la...
Dr. Andrea Maier—Mechanisms of Agingweb · InsideTracker blog (recap of Longevity by Design podcast) · 2023-09-1312,889 chars
Dr. Andrea Maier—Mechanisms of Aging By Longevity by Design , September 13, 2023 Listen to this episode of Longevity by Design on Apple Podcasts , Spotify , and Google Podcasts This episode of Longevity by Design discusses topics related to longevity medicine, including mechanisms of aging, biological aging clocks, organ-specific aging, and factors that impact healthspan. With impressive clinical ...
Singapore centre for age reversal Chi Longevity helps patients live longer, healthier lives – and you're never too old, or young, to start on it, co-founder saysweb · South China Morning Post · 2023-05-185,776 chars
A centre has opened in Singapore focused on optimising physical and emotional well-being, reducing the risk of age-related illness, extending life expectancy and helping clients feel energetic as they grow older. Chi Longevity bills itself as a global centre of excellence for biological age reversal. Its programmes are led by its co-founder Andrea Maier, a professor in medicine, healthy ageing and...
How to Reverse Biological Age: Breakthroughs in Longevity Science, Gerotherapeutics, and Senescent Cell Therapies | Prof. Andrea Maier (Episode 214)web · The Longevity & Lifestyle Podcast46,663 chars
How to Reverse Biological Age: Breakthroughs in Longevity Science, Gerotherapeutics, and Senescent Cell Therapies | Prof. Andrea Maier Claudia von Boeselager[00:00:50]: My guest today is Professor Andrea Maier, a powerhouse in the world of longevity science. She's a double professor at the National University of Singapore and Ridge Universitate Amsterdam, a physician scientist with over 25 years ...