Dr. ⁠Brian Kennedy⁠, Professor at the National University of Singapore and global expert in aging research, shares key insights from decades at the forefront of longevity science.

In this episode, we explore:

• Why aging is a complex biological network, not a single condition
• The role of the sirtuin pathway in regulating healthspan
• How stem cell and reprogramming science is reshaping what’s possible
• Why global funding for aging research remains insufficient
• How Singapore is positioning itself as a longevity research leader

Kennedy also reflects on the personal experiences that shaped his path from early gene therapy inspiration to leading major aging research centers.

This conversation challenges how we think about aging, health, and the science that could change both.

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