Women's Health and Longevity Morning

About This Event

This year, Women’s Health & Longevity joins the Longevity Summit Dublin programme with a focused morning on reproductive aging, ovarian function, fertility, biological age clocks and female longevity. It’s a science-led session for women (and the people who care about them) who want to understand how female biology can shape the future of aging research. Confirmed talks include: Maria Marinova – Open Questions in Reproductive Aging and Female Longevity Berit Hippe – Circulating miRNA Networks Linking Biological Age Clocks and the Female Cycle Evelyn Telfer – The Longevity of Fertility: Can We Extend Ovarian Function? Together, these talks ask three urgent questions: What do we still need to understand about reproductive aging? Can biological age clocks help us read changes in women’s health more clearly? Could extending ovarian function change how we think about fertility, menopause, and long-term health? The morning will also include a panel discussion moderated by Kate O’Reilly (Roche Ireland). This morning is for women, researchers, clinicians, innovators, health leaders, employers, and anyone who believes women’s health should be taken seriously in the science of aging. Join us in Dublin.