Archive · 14 Sep 2026
ODDS Longevity Announces New Delhi Symposium on the Silent Decade
ODDS Longevity is planning a health event in New Delhi.
It will focus on changes in the body that can happen before people feel sick.
The organizers call this period the “Silent Decade,” especially the 30s and 40s.
Doctors and health specialists will discuss the heart, metabolism, bones, muscles, movement, nutrition, and lifestyle.
One discussion will look at how well people move and stay strong.
Another will examine how well the heart and metabolism are working.
A wellness panel will discuss everyday ways to support healthier living.
The event will also show how health data can be used to create personalized plans and track outcomes.
ODDS Longevity will hold “The Silent Decade” symposium on September 13, 2026, in New Delhi.
The event will examine measurable health changes that may occur before chronic illness symptoms appear.
Sessions will cover mechanical health, cardiometabolic health, and lifestyle-based longevity solutions.
Speakers include Dr Ashok Rajgopal, Dr Praveen Chandra, Dr Dheeraj Kapoor, Dr Arjun Dang, and Asad Hussain.
The program will feature an ODDS clinical case study, live longevity assessments, high tea, and networking.
- Who
- ODDS Longevity, medical specialists, wellness experts, and sports science professionals, including Asad Hussain and Dr Ashok Rajgopal.
- What
- A closed-door symposium titled “The Silent Decade: Quantifying Health, Performance & Longevity.”
- When
- Sunday, September 13, 2026, from 2:00 PM to 5:00 PM.
- Where
- New Delhi.
- Why
- To discuss how early physiological changes can be measured and addressed before they develop into visible disease or disability.
- Organizer
- ODDS Longevity
- Event
- The Silent Decade: Quantifying Health, Performance & Longevity
- Date and time
- September 13, 2026, 2:00 PM–5:00 PM
- Location
- New Delhi
- Main topics
- Mechanical health, cardiometabolic health, lifestyle, performance, and longevity
- Featured assessment
- ODDS’s proprietary QHP™ clinical case study and live longevity assessments
- ODDS approach
- The organization says it tracks more than 60 biomarkers to design personalized protocols