Hacking Ageing
To help the Centre develop biomarkers and interventions that can increase healthspan and delay biological ageing, which is the single greatest risk factor for disease
Comprises three broad themes, which will contribute to the creation of an integrated biomarker-artificial-intelligence (AI) platform
This will allow for better early detection, risk stratification and development of personalised, preventive and therapeutic strategies that can be rolled out in the community
Hacking Ageing is a series of initiatives in partnership with the Centre for Healthy Longevity to transform the healthcare paradigm in Singapore from the present state of reactive ‘sick care’ towards a population health prevention approach. This will be achieved through developing precise strategies and interventions in the community to extend the period of life spent in good health.
Hacking Ageing comprises three broad themes, which will contribute to the creation of an integrated biomarker-artificial-intelligence (AI) platform that will be the world’s first in testing supplements and repurposed drugs combined with lifestyle interventions in the Asian population. This will allow for better early detection, risk stratification and development of personalised, preventive and therapeutic strategies to improve healthspan.
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