AYUN’s Medical & Scientific Director Dr. Natalia Trpchevska (MD, PhD) joined Miguel Medina Stanivukovic and Niko Hems for a conversation on the “invisible phase” before disease, when the body is already shifting, but standard check-ups still look “normal.”
From coffee raves and sober nights out to longevity treatments: SRF’s Club explores how health and self-optimization are reshaping the way we live, socialize and celebrate.
As the focus shifts from simply living longer to staying healthy for longer, longevity is also gaining attention as a major economic and investment trend.
In the SRF programme Sternstunde Philosophie, host Yves Bossart explores the promise - and the limits - of longevity with Tobias Reichmuth and Thomas Schulz. The episode looks at what we can realistically influence today, and what “a good long life” should mean.
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AYUN’s Lead Physician Zurich, Dr. Dr. med. Oliver Boekels, spoke at the Ophthalmologische Tagung Olten (OTO) 2026 with a keynote on longevity and prevention-first medicine. The talk highlighted why longevity principles are becoming increasingly relevant in everyday clinical practice.
In its HEALTH format, DER SPIEGEL followed journalist Christopher Bonnen through a one-year longevity self-experiment, starting with diagnostics at AYUN in Zurich and ending with a re-test and reflection on what actually changed.
Weight loss isn’t just about calories – it’s about chemistry. This webinar uncovers why women’s bodies respond differently to fasting, exercise, and stress, and how hormones drive everything from fat storage and cravings to energy levels.
For decades, medicine has been built around the “average male body.” This webinar reveals how that bias has shaped diagnostics, research and treatment – and how modern longevity and precision medicine are finally rewriting the narrative.
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