Elisabeth Roider is Harvard-and Swiss-trained, internationally renowned physician scientist. As a Partner & Chief Scientific and Medical Officer at Maximon is she dedicated to bring the field of longevity to the next level.
As a physician-scientist, she works at the University Hospital of Basel and the Harvard Medical School. Her multidisciplinary team includes clinicians and clinical trial specialists, biologists, chemists, machine
learning specialists, mathematicians, statisticians, and epidemiologists, allowing a bench-to-bedside approach to solve complex, medical questions in the most efficient way. Her work has resulted in various high-impact publications, patents and awards.
Driven by the mission to identify and solve the most relevant medical and public health problems, Elisabeth most recently joined Maximon as a Partner Chief Scientific and Medical Officer. Here she aims to support scientists and physicians in transforming true innovation into solid solutions and products, helping patients and consumers to achieve a better, healthier and finally longer life.
Chapters
00:00 Introduction to Longevity and the Guest’s Background
02:49 The Intersection of Medicine, Science, and Business in Longevity
05:57 Innovative Senior Living Concepts and Mental Health
08:48 The Evolving Longevity Industry and Its Mainstream Acceptance
11:55 Economic Implications of Longevity and Preventative Medicine
14:50 Challenges in Healthcare Systems and Chronic Disease Management
17:59 The Role of GLP-1 Agonists and Other Treatments in Longevity
20:48 Practical Longevity Strategies and Personal Health Optimization
24:00 Testing and Monitoring for Longevity
26:56 Conclusion and Future Directions in Longevity Research
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Most people think of the gut as a digestive organ. It is not. It is the upstream controller of your metabolism, immune function, brain health, skin, and hormones and almost everyone is running it on a depleted, misfed microbiome without knowing it. Dr. Colleen Cutcliffe, PhD is the co-founder and CEO of Pendulum Therapeutics, holds …
Brain Biohacking with Kayla Barnes — Longevity Medicine with Dr. Elisabeth Roider MD, PhD, MBA
Elisabeth Roider is Harvard-and Swiss-trained, internationally renowned physician scientist. As a Partner & Chief Scientific and Medical Officer at Maximon is she dedicated to bring the field of longevity to the next level.
As a physician-scientist, she works at the University Hospital of Basel and the Harvard Medical School. Her multidisciplinary team includes clinicians and clinical trial specialists, biologists, chemists, machine
learning specialists, mathematicians, statisticians, and epidemiologists, allowing a bench-to-bedside approach to solve complex, medical questions in the most efficient way. Her work has resulted in various high-impact publications, patents and awards.
Driven by the mission to identify and solve the most relevant medical and public health problems, Elisabeth most recently joined Maximon as a Partner Chief Scientific and Medical Officer. Here she aims to support scientists and physicians in transforming true innovation into solid solutions and products, helping patients and consumers to achieve a better, healthier and finally longer life.
Chapters
00:00 Introduction to Longevity and the Guest’s Background
02:49 The Intersection of Medicine, Science, and Business in Longevity
05:57 Innovative Senior Living Concepts and Mental Health
08:48 The Evolving Longevity Industry and Its Mainstream Acceptance
11:55 Economic Implications of Longevity and Preventative Medicine
14:50 Challenges in Healthcare Systems and Chronic Disease Management
17:59 The Role of GLP-1 Agonists and Other Treatments in Longevity
20:48 Practical Longevity Strategies and Personal Health Optimization
24:00 Testing and Monitoring for Longevity
26:56 Conclusion and Future Directions in Longevity Research
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