Dr. Natalia Trpchevska
Medical & Scientific Director at AYUN
Medical & Scientific Director, AYUN · Medical Genetics · Preventive Medicine · Zurich chapter
Dr. Natalia Trpchevska is a physician-scientist specializing in genomics (Karolinska Institute). As Medical & Scientific Director at AYUN, she uses large-scale genomic data to develop systems-based strategies for disease prevention and health optimization.
Highlights
- MD-PhD from the Karolinska Institutet (PhD 2022, Dept. of Physiology and Pharmacology); trained in human genetics in Christopher Cederroth's lab.
- Co-authored 'Climbing the Longevity Pyramid' (Frontiers in Aging, 2024), a five-layer framework for evidence-driven longevity medicine.
- Authored a 2019 JAMA Otolaryngology-Head & Neck Surgery study on genetic vs environmental risk factors for tinnitus in Swedish adoptees.
- Medical & Scientific Director at AYUN since 2023, Switzerland's first walk-in longevity clinic in Zurich, backed by the Maximon Venture Studio.
MD-PhD from the Karolinska Institutet (PhD 2022, Dept. of Physiology and Pharmacology); trained in human genetics in Christopher Cederroth's lab.. Co-authored 'Climbing the Longevity Pyramid' (Frontiers in Aging, 2024), a five-layer framework for evidence-driven longevity medicine.. Authored a 2019 JAMA Otolaryngology-Head & Neck Surgery study on genetic vs environmental risk factors for tinnitus in Swedish adoptees.. Medical & Scientific Director at AYUN since 2023, Switzerland's first walk-in longevity clinic in Zurich, backed by the Maximon Venture Studio..
About Natalia Trpchevska
Dr. Natalia Trpchevska holds an MD and a PhD from the Karolinska Institutet, where her doctoral research at the Department of Physiology and Pharmacology examined environmental and genetic risk factors for tinnitus – including a JAMA Otolaryngology paper based on a Swedish adoption-cohort study. She trained in human genetics in Christopher Cederroth's lab and is part of the ESIT network.
She is Medical & Scientific Director at AYUN, a longevity clinic in Zurich founded by the Maximon Venture Studio. AYUN combines high-end preventive medicine, evidence-based diagnostics and an integrated team across nutrition, sports science, genetics and women's health. Trpchevska has been part of the core team since the start, leading research and development of advanced interventions to extend healthspan.
Her focus is precision, data-driven longevity through the lens of female physiology – integrating hormonal dynamics, metabolic resilience and advanced diagnostics to challenge the male-default model of preventive medicine. She contributes to AYUN's prevention evenings in Zurich.
Credentials
- PhDPhD, Department of Physiology and Pharmacology— Karolinska Institutet(2022)
- MDDoctor of Medicine (MD)
Education
Topics & Expertise
- Preventive Medicine
- Hormone Optimization
- Epigenetics & Biomarkers
- women's health
- precision longevity
- human genetics
- biomarker interpretation
- female physiology
- preventive diagnostics
- tinnitus genetics
- longevity medicine
Talks at Longevity Cities
Past
- The Long Game: Zurich Health Night @Google — Mar 11, 2026 · Google, Europaallee 36, 8004 Zurich
Frequently Asked
Who is Dr. Natalia Trpchevska?
Dr. Natalia Trpchevska is a Karolinska-trained MD-PhD in human genetics and Medical & Scientific Director at AYUN in Zurich. Her work focuses on women's health and precision, data-driven longevity, integrating hormonal dynamics, metabolic resilience and advanced diagnostics.
What is AYUN, the clinic Natalia Trpchevska directs?
AYUN is Switzerland's first walk-in longevity clinic, based in Zurich and founded by the Maximon Venture Studio. It combines high-end preventive medicine, evidence-based diagnostics analysing more than 150 biological data points, and an interdisciplinary team across nutrition, sports science, genetics and women's health. Natalia Trpchevska is its Medical & Scientific Director.
What is Natalia Trpchevska's scientific background?
She holds an MD and completed a PhD at the Karolinska Institutet (2022) in the Department of Physiology and Pharmacology, researching genetic and environmental risk factors for tinnitus in Christopher Cederroth's lab and the ESIT network. Her publications include a 2019 JAMA Otolaryngology adoption-cohort study and the 2024 Frontiers in Aging review 'Climbing the Longevity Pyramid'.
What does Natalia Trpchevska focus on at AYUN?
At AYUN she leads clinical strategy, advanced biomarker protocols and a women's health program, applying systems biology and layered diagnostics to detect early physiological shifts before disease develops. She champions precision longevity through the lens of female physiology, challenging the male-default model of preventive medicine.