In a groundbreaking attempt to redefine the limits of aging, Milan is becoming a pioneer in a global movement to extend the human lifespan and promote healthy aging. that Milan Longevity Summit, an outstanding two-week international scientific event organized by March 14 to 27, 2024 takes place, will bring together leading figures from science, healthcare, politics and industry. With a focus on healthy aging and longevity, the summit promises to stimulate dialogue, present cutting-edge research, and pave the way for a future where age is just a number.

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The summit focuses on a central question: Is the quest for eternal youth and higher life expectancy ethically justifiable and feasible? The unequivocal answer from the forefront of scientific research is a resounding yes. The events will discuss recent breakthroughs in slowing aging, using the expertise of sixty outstanding scientists, including David Sinclair, Maria Cuervo, Nir Barzilai, Andrea Maier and Steve Horvath, to name just a few.

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However, the effects extend far beyond the limits of laboratories and research institutions. The forum sheds light on what could be aptly described as a “longevity spree” — a true gold rush that affects both the public and private sectors. From visionary investors to up-and-coming start-ups, from pharmaceutical giants to wellness entrepreneurs, the lure of longer life expectancy attracts a wide range of players. At the center of this convergence is the generation of baby boomers, which is on the threshold of four years and is characterized by unprecedented economic resilience and a fervent desire for longer vitality.

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In fact, humanity is at a crossroads where the old paradigms are giving way to a new era of longevity and vitality. Milan is at the center of this global discourse and embodies the collective will to redefine the contours of aging and strive for a future in which age has no limits anymore.

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The lectures and discussions take place at various locations in Milan and are held in English and/or Italian. Simultaneous translation into both languages is offered. Admission is free, registration is required.

https://www.milanlongevitysummit.org