Dr. Prasun Chatterjee is a distinguished medical professional currently serving as a Senior Consultant in Geriatric Medicine at Indraprastha Apollo Hospitals, New Delhi.
With a career rooted in the prestigious AIIMS, New Delhi, where he served as a Professor of Geriatric Medicine and Head of the National Centre for Ageing, Dr. Chatterjee brings unparalleled depth to the field of longevity and geriatric care.
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TEDx
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WHO
Advisor
"Aging is not about loss; it's about the accumulation of wisdom and the opportunity to live vibrantly at every stage."
— Dr. Prasun Chatterjee
Core Expertise
Geriatric Medicine
Specialized care for the elderly, focusing on multi-morbidity and polypharmacy management.
Dementia & Psychiatry
Expertise in cognitive health, dementia diagnosis, and geriatric mental well-being.
Thoracic Medicine
Specialized treatment for respiratory conditions affecting the senior population.
Longevity Science
Research-driven approaches to extending healthspan and promoting active aging.
Mental Health & Geriatric Psychiatry
Comprehensive care for depression, anxiety, behavioural changes, and psychological well-being in later life.
Preventive & Healthy Ageing Care
Personalized programs focused on nutrition, mobility, fall prevention, lifestyle medicine, and active ageing.
Media & Recent Talks
Old Age Health Strategies
5 Essential habits to stay healthy as you age.
The Science of Cellular Aging
Understanding longevity through biological insights.
Foundational medical education from one of India's oldest institutions.
MD
Madras Medical College
Specialization in Geriatric Medicine with honors.
FRCP
Royal College of Physicians, Edinburgh
International fellowship recognizing global medical excellence.
The AIIMS Legacy
His tenure at AIIMS New Delhi saw him lead the National Centre for Ageing and act as the Director for the WHO Collaborating Centre for Healthy Ageing. This academic rigor continues to inform his clinical practice at Apollo.
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