The Milan Longevity Summit is an international event focused on longevity and the future of health, but it approaches longevity in a much broader sense than simply “living longer.” Its central idea is One Health: the view that human health is closely connected to the health of society, the environment, cities, food systems, technology and the economy.

Day 3 brought some of the most cutting-edge biomedical science of the Summit, with two parallel rooms exploring cellular reprogramming, therapeutic strategies targeting ageing, regenerative medicine, the gender gap in longevity, exercise science, and an extraordinary breadth of emerging technologies. A landmark day for science.

Session: BUILDING EUROPE’S BIOMEDICAL RESEARCH INFRASTRUCTURE

Chaired by Maria Pia Abbracchio – University of Milan, Italy
Co-Chaired by Massimo Florio – University of Milan and CSIL, Italy and Adriana Maggi – University of Milan, Italy

Speakers:
• Els Torreele – Public Pharma for Europe Coalition
• Giuseppe Remuzzi – Mario Negri Institute for Pharmacological Research
Milan, Italy
• Jacques Demotes – European Clinical Research Infrastructure Network
• Massimo Florio – University of Milan and CSIL, Italy