NUS Academy for Healthy Longevity

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The NUS Academy for Healthy Longevity, led by world-class experts, drives transformative efforts in healthy aging through pioneering research, innovation, and education in Precision Geromedicine.

We welcome Diana Tan to Geromedicine: Unlock Healthy Longevity 2026, taking place 26–27 February 2026 at NUS, Singapore....
25/01/2026

We welcome Diana 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 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 nutraceuticals and repurposed drugs, exploring how interventions can move from statistically significant results to real-world impact.

Her session will focus on midlife women as a high-leverage cohort for geroprotective strategies, highlighting patient-relevant outcomes, adherence challenges, system-level barriers, and trust gaps that influence whether interventions truly extend healthspan.

🔗 Register here: https://www.gevme.com/healthy-longevity-course-conference-2026

🔗 Event website: https://geromedicine.sg/

We welcome Dr Grace Chiang to Geromedicine: Unlock Healthy Longevity 2026, taking place 26–27 February 2026 at NUS, Sing...
25/01/2026

We welcome Dr Grace Chiang to Geromedicine: Unlock Healthy Longevity 2026, taking place 26–27 February 2026 at NUS, Singapore.

A Consultant Family Medicine Specialist at Alexandra Hospital, Dr Chiang is involved in preventive and population health, with research interests spanning aging in place, chronic disease management, women’s health, and longevity medicine. At the conference, she will join a panel discussion on how healthy longevity clinics utilise nutraceuticals and repurposed drugs, sharing insights on clinical integration, patient care, and practical application in real-world settings.

🔗 Register here: https://www.gevme.com/healthy-longevity-course-conference-2026

🔗 Event website: https://geromedicine.sg/

We welcome Dr Magali Moreau to Geromedicine: Unlock Healthy Longevity 2026, taking place 26–27 February 2026 at NUS, Sin...
25/01/2026

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,” exploring how skin health reflects systemic aging and how interventions—ranging from predictive diagnostics to topical and nutritional strategies—can support cellular vitality and healthy longevity.

Her session highlights how integrative approaches can connect nutraceuticals and topical interventions to extend both skin and overall healthspan.

🔗 Register here: https://www.gevme.com/healthy-longevity-course-conference-2026

🔗 Event website: https://geromedicine.sg/

We welcome Dr Neil Forrest to Geromedicine: Unlock Healthy Longevity 2026, held 26–27 February 2026 at NUS, Singapore.Me...
24/01/2026

We welcome Dr Neil Forrest to Geromedicine: Unlock Healthy Longevity 2026, held 26–27 February 2026 at NUS, Singapore.

Medical Director at Osler Health International, Dr Forrest practises precision primary care with a focus on prevention and healthspan. At the conference, he will contribute to a panel discussion on how healthy longevity clinics utilise nutraceuticals and repurposed drugs, sharing perspectives grounded in day-to-day clinical decision-making and patient-centred care.

His contribution highlights how emerging longevity interventions are assessed, integrated, and monitored within real-world primary care settings.

🔗 Register here: https://www.gevme.com/healthy-longevity-course-conference-2026

🔗 Event website: https://geromedicine.sg/

We welcome Dr Tashiya Mirando to Geromedicine: Unlock Healthy Longevity 2026, taking place 26–27 February 2026 at NUS, S...
24/01/2026

We welcome Dr Tashiya Mirando to Geromedicine: Unlock Healthy Longevity 2026, taking place 26–27 February 2026 at NUS, Singapore.

A British Family Physician practising in Singapore, Dr Mirando specialises in women’s hormonal health and menopause care, with a clinical focus on prevention and long-term healthspan. At the conference, she will present on hormone therapy as a geroprotective approach, drawing on emerging evidence linking oestrogen and progesterone biology to the hallmarks of ageing.

Her session will explore how perimenopausal hormone therapy can be reframed beyond symptom management toward a precision, evidence-led strategy to support healthy ageing in women.

🔗 Register here: https://www.gevme.com/healthy-longevity-course-conference-2026

🔗 Event website: https://geromedicine.sg/

We welcome Dr Wanviput Sanphasitvong to Geromedicine: Unlock Healthy Longevity 2026, held 26–27 February 2026 at NUS, Si...
24/01/2026

We welcome Dr Wanviput Sanphasitvong to Geromedicine: Unlock Healthy Longevity 2026, held 26–27 February 2026 at NUS, Singapore.

A preventive and lifestyle medicine physician, Dr Wanviput is actively involved in advancing evidence-based healthy longevity practice across Asia. She currently serves in leadership and clinical roles at Vitallife Scientific Wellness Center and Bumrungrad International Hospital, with a strong focus on lifestyle-led prevention and long-term health outcomes.

At the conference, she will contribute to a panel discussion on how healthy longevity clinics utilise nutraceuticals and repurposed drugs, sharing practical insights from real-world clinical settings and integrated care models.

🔗 Register here: https://www.gevme.com/healthy-longevity-course-conference-2026

🔗 Event website: https://geromedicine.sg/

We welcome Manjit Sareen to Geromedicine: Unlock Healthy Longevity 2026, taking place 26–27 February 2026 at NUS, Singap...
23/01/2026

We welcome Manjit Sareen to Geromedicine: Unlock Healthy Longevity 2026, taking place 26–27 February 2026 at NUS, Singapore.

As Head of Longevity Clinics World, Manjit works at the intersection of clinical standards, consumer trust, and scalable delivery in longevity healthcare. At the conference, she will speak on how longevity clinics worldwide approach the use of nutraceuticals and repurposed drugs, with a focus on validation, quality assurance, and practical implementation.

Her session will offer a systems-level view on how clinics can move beyond hype toward evidence-led, repeatable models that support safe and dependable longevity care.

🔗 Register here: https://www.gevme.com/healthy-longevity-course-conference-2026

🔗 Event website: https://geromedicine.sg/

We welcome Allen Law to Geromedicine: Unlock Healthy Longevity 2026, taking place 26–27 February 2026 at NUS, Singapore....
23/01/2026

We welcome Allen Law to Geromedicine: Unlock Healthy Longevity 2026, taking place 26–27 February 2026 at NUS, Singapore.

A leading authority on the global longevity economy, Allen Law brings an investor and operator perspective to the conference. He will join a panel discussion on networks and investment strategies that accelerate evidence-based nutraceuticals and repurposed drug solutions into clinical practice.

Drawing on his experience building and scaling longevity platforms and investing across the sector, the session will explore how capital, infrastructure, and partnerships can responsibly support the translation of science into real-world care.

🔗 Register here: https://www.gevme.com/healthy-longevity-course-conference-2026

🔗 Event website: https://geromedicine.sg/

We welcome Prof Chema Valderas to Geromedicine: Unlock Healthy Longevity 2026 (26–27 February 2026, NUS, Singapore).A Fa...
22/01/2026

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 of Singapore, 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 family practice perspective on how healthy longevity clinics evaluate and integrate nutraceuticals and repurposed drugs into patient care, balancing evidence, safety, and patient needs.

His insights highlight the critical role of primary care in translating geroscience into accessible, responsible longevity practice.

🔗 Register here: https://www.gevme.com/healthy-longevity-course-conference-2026

🔗 Event website: https://geromedicine.sg/

21/01/2026

Welcome Assistant Professor Vincenzo Sorrentino to Geromedicine: Unlock Healthy Longevity 2026.
Based at the Department of Biochemistry and the Healthy Longevity Translational Research Program, Yong Loo Lin School of Medicine, NUS, Prof. Sorrentino studies how metabolism, nutrition, and proteostasis influence aging and age-associated diseases.
At the conference, he will present new insights into NAD⁺ metabolism modulation for healthy longevity, focusing on aging-related muscle and kidney disease. His talk will highlight emerging pathways — including the Preiss–Handler pathway and NNMT-driven NAM methylation — and their potential as therapeutic targets for healthier aging.
📍 26–27 February 2026
📌 NUS, Singapore
Register here: https://www.gevme.com/healthy-longevity-course-conference-2026
More information: https://geromedicine.sg/

Dr Christophe Lay from Danone Research & Innovation will speak at Geromedicine: Unlock Healthy Longevity 2026, taking pl...
18/01/2026

Dr Christophe Lay from Danone Research & Innovation will speak at Geromedicine: Unlock Healthy Longevity 2026, taking place 26–27 February 2026 at NUS, Singapore. His session, “Microbiome in Adulthood: A Key to Extended Healthspan,” explores how the adult gut microbiome reaches peak diversity and stability, and how factors such as diet, medication, stress, sleep, and physical activity shape its function.

He will outline how microbial metabolites—including butyrate and other SCFAs—support host physiology, and how understanding these interactions can guide targeted nutritional strategies for lifelong health.

Register: https://www.gevme.com/healthy-longevity-course-conference-2026

Learn more: https://geromedicine.sg/

Dr Dushani L. Palliyaguru, Co-founder and CEO of HealthSurveil, will speak at Geromedicine: Unlock Healthy Longevity 202...
18/01/2026

Dr Dushani L. Palliyaguru, Co-founder and CEO of HealthSurveil, will speak at Geromedicine: Unlock Healthy Longevity 2026, held on 26–27 February 2026 at NUS, Singapore. Her session, “Supplement Safety from a Toxicology and Regulatory Perspective,” will outline key considerations in evaluating safety, risk, and scientific validity in the growing nutraceutical and longevity product landscape.

With expertise spanning toxicology, environmental health, biomarker discovery, and AI-driven disease prevention, she brings insights from her work at the National Institute on Aging, large longitudinal datasets, and research published in high-impact journals including Cell Metabolism.

Register: https://www.gevme.com/healthy-longevity-course-conference-2026

Learn more: https://geromedicine.sg/

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