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Microsoft's Dr. David Rhew says that the Middle East is emerging as a leader in digital health and AI, powered by large investments, innovations and rich datasets that can be mined for actionable insights.
Alex Aliper, Insilico Medicine's president, says that longevity progress is already being made, but that regulators need to classify aging as a disease and track its biomarkers to enable more therapeutic advances.
Abu Dhabi Biobank’s Paul Downey says the organization aims to build a massive, long-term research resource tracking lifestyle, genetics and environment to enable personalized care for regional health challenges.
Dr. Scott Parazynski, founder and CEO of OnwardAir, says that innovations created to treat astronauts in the extreme environment of space have the potential to improve remote care and aging research on Earth.
Cris Ross, venture partner at Aegis Ventures, says sustainable healthcare innovation requires leading with openness, curiosity and focused change management, rather than simply pushing staff to adopt exciting new technology.
P4ML CEO Patrick J. Moloney talks about how the company is leveraging mass spectrometry and multiomic research to help shape future therapies for the EMEA region's youngest patients.
Myri Health CEO and founder Pinkey Patel talks about its platform, which uses AI, remote monitoring and multilingual support to personalize maternal care and empower mothers while improving outcomes for babies.
Dr. Gao Yujia of Singapore's National University Health System says that advanced connectivity isn't just about increasing speed but building a foundation for scalable, successful and truly connected global healthcare.
Dr. Nicole Sirotin, CEO of the Institute for Healthier Living Abu Dhabi, warns against unproven longevity fads and calls for rigorous, regulated evidence-based care to improve healthspan and patient safety.
Fakeeh Care Group's Dr. Tamara Sunbul discusses a future for healthcare in which AI "copilots" support clinicians, data flows freely through systems and patients are more empowered, resulting in more preventive and proactive care.
Dr. Harvey Castro, chief AI officer at Phantom Space, discusses his global advocacy for using AI safely and effectively in healthcare and his work in bringing digital health technology to remote regions via satellite.
Dr. Yasir Khan, clinical director at Oracle Health, says leveraging AI to integrate and analyze clinical and social data will enable clinicians to spot disease risk earlier so patients can live longer, healthier lives.