Game-Changing Innovations Unveiled at Longevity India Conference 2025

Day two of the Longevity India Conference 2025 highlighted transformative innovations in longevity science. Key discussions involved AI's role in aging research and the development of personalized aging interventions. Experts discussed health optimization, diagnostics, and future healthcare technologies, fostering collaboration among researchers and industry leaders at the Indian Institute of Science, Bengaluru.

The Longevity India Conference 2025, hosted at the Indian Institute of Science in Bengaluru, surged forward on its second day by spotlighting Translational Research and Clinical Perspectives pivotal to the future of longevity science.

Prominent figures such as Matt Kaeberlein, CEO of Optispan, underscored the transformative power of AI and predictive analytics in unraveling the mysteries of aging. Meanwhile, David Furman from the Buck Institute delved into personalized interventions that promise to reshape how we approach aging and prevent diseases.

Highlighting India's emerging role in this scientific field, Deepak Saini from IISc emphasized the need for individualized aging trajectories, while Siddharth Jhunjhunwala shed light on chronic inflammation challenges. The day's discussions also ventured into healthcare innovations, digital health, and diagnostics, setting the stage for tomorrow's focus on policy and investment trends.

(With inputs from agencies.)