SATURDAY 3 OCT
10:30 – 11:00
From Biological Age to Treatment Plan: Proteomics in Clinical Practice
About the session
Most longevity clinics can now give a patient a biological age. Far fewer can show which systems drive that number, which treatment to start, or whether the treatment worked. A single number opens a conversation, but it rarely changes what happens next in the clinic.
This talk shows how a proteomic clock is used in day-to-day practice. Read by LC-MS from a buccal swab the patient takes at home, it breaks biological age down into sub-markers for the underlying cellular processes, such as inflammation, mitochondrial function and DNA repair. The baseline points to the interventions a patient needs, and a re-test a few months later shows at the cellular level whether they worked.
Clemens walks through the workflow from baseline to re-test, with examples from clinics already using it, and shows how measured progress keeps patients coming back long after the first consultation.
Speaker
Clemens KlinglerCOO at MoleQlar GmbH
During his medical studies, Clemens Klingler co-founded MoleQlar GmbH together with his partners, a company focused on science-based dietary supplements and diagnostic solutions in the fields of longevity and healthy aging. Alongside his entrepreneurial activities, he is currently pursuing a doctoral degree at the University of Regensburg in the Department of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery. He currently serves as a longevity expert and Chief Operating Officer (COO) of MoleQlar GmbH, working at the intersection of medicine, prevention, and translational longevity research to advance innovative approaches to healthy aging.
Your host on the Precision Stage
STAGE HOSTDr. Julie MolkeMedical Doctor
Dr. Julie Moltke is a Copenhagen‑based physician, health advocate, author and peer‑reviewed researcher specialising in prevention, personalised medicine, longevity, hormonal health and mental health.
She delivers evidence‑based, individualised care using advanced diagnostics, lifestyle medicine and targeted therapies to reduce disease risk and strengthen long‑term resilience.
Øksnehallen, Halmtorvet 11, 1700 Copenhagen · All sessions are first come, first served.
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