Lifespanology contributes to national and international conversations on longevity medicine, artificial intelligence in healthcare, and responsible innovation, bringing together perspectives from clinical practice, technology, ethics, policy, and investment.
Speaking engagements focus on how advances in AI, data, and longevity science are reshaping health systems across the lifespan – and the ethical, regulatory, and safeguarding frameworks required to ensure these technologies deliver genuine benefit, equity, and trust.
Speaking Topics
Speaking themes include:
- Longevity Medicine and Health Across the Lifespan
From prevention and early intervention to personalised, data-driven models of care for ageing populations. - Artificial Intelligence in Healthcare
Clinical applications, system-level transformation, and the realities behind AI adoption in healthcare settings. - Ethics, Safeguarding, and Trust in Health AI
Patient safety, data governance, bias, transparency, accountability, and protecting vulnerable populations. - Responsible Innovation in Healthcare Technology
Aligning clinical evidence, regulation, and commercial incentives to deliver sustainable impact. - Bridging Medicine, Technology, and Capital
Where healthcare innovation succeeds or fails — and what clinicians, investors, and policymakers often misunderstand. - Leadership and Decision-Making in Complex Health Systems
Navigating uncertainty, regulation, and transformation in highly regulated environments.
Formats & Audiences
Lifespanology participates in:
- Keynote addresses
- Conference panels
- Fireside conversations
- Executive and board-level briefings
- Academic and professional forums
Audiences include:
- Healthcare leaders and clinicians
- AI and technology professionals
- Longevity and life sciences communities
- Investors and financial institutions
- Policymakers, regulators, and ethicists
- Universities and research organisations
Approach
Each engagement is evidence-informed and tailored to the audience, balancing strategic insight with practical implications. The emphasis is on real-world impact rather than hype, with careful attention to ethics, safeguarding, and long-term system sustainability.
Lifespanology prioritises discussions that recognise the responsibility inherent in deploying AI and longevity technologies in healthcare, particularly where patient vulnerability, inequality, and public trust are at stake.
For speaking invitations, conference participation, or moderated discussions on longevity medicine, AI in healthcare, ethics, and safeguarding, please get in touch via the Contact / Pitch Ideas page.
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