Ageing Issue and the Health District @ Queenstown l Professor John Eu-Li Wong

Singapore has rapidly moved from an ageing society to a super-aged one within just 30 years. This shift is significantly impacting healthcare which needs to ensure that a healthy life expectancy keeps pace with overall life expectancy. Join us for an insightful webinar on 5 Sep, hosted by Prof Andrea Maier with guest speaker Professor John Eu-Li Wong, Isabel Chan Professor in Medical Sciences and Executive Director of the Centre for Population Health at the NUS, as he discusses ageing issue and the Health District @ Queenstown.

This collaboration among NUS, NUHS and the HDB is a real-world platform which aims to develop sustainable solutions for healthy longevity, and promote purposeful living, intergenerational cohesion, and age inclusivity an ageing society.

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