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DNO - The Da Nang Longevity Summit 2026 opened on November 13, bringing together more than 150 international delegates to discuss advances in rejuvenation and longevity medicine.
As part of the Da Nang Global Business Summit, the two-day event is co-chaired by the Da Nang Foreign Investment Network and co-organised by Evo Vietnam High-Tech Sports Company.
Attendees include municipal People's Committee Vice Chairwoman Nguyen Thi Anh Thi, ageing science experts, clinicians, investment fund managers, medical technology businesses and policymakers.
The summit provides a specialized forum for medical and economic discussions, focusing on evidence-based medicine, clinical applications and promoting longer, healthier lives.
Discussions on November 13 and 14 cover the biology of ageing, biomarkers for measuring biological age, metabolic and neurological health, women's health, and developing infrastructure for medical and longevity tourism.
Participants include leading biomedical researchers from the National University of Singapore (NUS), lifestyle medicine specialists and international healthcare innovation leaders.
During their stay in the city, delegates take part in wellness activities, including sunrise exercise and breathing sessions, floating meditation at Fusion Resort and Villas Da Nang, red-light therapy, mobility and physical performance training, nutrition and longevity-focused cuisine, and assessments of sleep, recovery and other health indicators.
Speaking at the summit, Vice Chairwoman Nguyen Thi Anh Thi highlighted Da Nang's advantages in its living environment, natural landscapes, tourism infrastructure and increasingly well-developed healthcare facilities. She said these advantages provided a strong foundation for developing high-quality healthcare services and integrating healthcare, wellness and tourism.
She also emphasized the city’s goal of establishing itself as an attractive destination for wellness and healthy ageing.
Vice Chairwoman Nguyen Thi Anh Thi expressed hope that the summit would facilitate knowledge exchange among international experts, scientists, healthcare institutions and businesses while promoting investment cooperation, technology transfer and improvements in healthcare services.
