Singapore's longevity industry: The quest for eternal youth
Summary
Singapore is developing a large industry focused on helping people live longer and stay healthier. Companies there use advanced technology like genetic tests and body monitoring to try to slow aging and improve health. The global market for healthy aging is growing quickly and could become much bigger by 2035.Key Facts
- Singapore has many high-tech clinics and companies working on ways to slow aging.
- Services include metabolic monitoring, genetic testing, supplements, and oxygen therapy.
- Some clients aim to reduce their biological age by 20 years. Biological age means how old the body seems based on health, not actual birth date.
- The worldwide healthy aging market was worth around $19 billion to $20 billion in 2023.
- This market is expected to grow to more than three times its current size by 2035.
- Singapore’s approach may show a future where healthcare works like a subscription service.
- Technologies used aim to measure, improve, and fix cells of the body.
- The industry reflects growing global interest in extending health and lifespan.
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