Longevity India Conference Examines Innovative Approaches to Healthy Aging

The Longevity India Conference 2025, held at IISc Bengaluru, focused on translational research and clinical perspectives in longevity science. Experts discussed innovations in diagnostics, health optimization, and technologies. Key talks included AI's role in aging research and personalized interventions to enhance healthspan. Future sessions will cover policy frameworks and investment trends.

The Longevity India Conference 2025 continued its momentum at the Indian Institute of Science in Bengaluru, focusing on groundbreaking translational research and clinical perspectives in longevity science.

Leading researchers and industry experts discussed the integration of science with practical applications, highlighting innovations in diagnostics, health frameworks, and emerging longevity technologies. Matt Kaeberlein emphasized the transformative role of AI in aging research, while David Furman highlighted advancements in personalized interventions for aging.

Key sessions also examined chronic inflammation and future visions for Indian healthcare innovations. The day concluded with an interactive networking session, setting the stage for discussions on policy and clinical applications on the conference's final day.