Lara Lewington - "Hacking Humanity" Wednesday 8th October | 7:30-9:00pm

£18.00

Technology broadcaster and journalist, Lara Lewington joins Alison Martin to talk about her latest book, "Hacking Humanity" - a deep dive into the ways new technology and AI  could improve our lives now and kickstart a new age of personalised, predictive and preventative medicine. 

From wearable tracking devices to weight loss drugs, menopause and lab grown organs, Hacking Humanity investigates how to reverse the signs of ageing and better treat (if not prevent) diseases such as cancer, heart disease and dementia. 

This promises to be a fascinating insight into ways that we can use the technology available now to not just increase our lifespan but boost the amount of time we spend living in good health. 


Technology broadcaster and journalist, Lara Lewington joins Alison Martin to talk about her latest book, "Hacking Humanity" - a deep dive into the ways new technology and AI  could improve our lives now and kickstart a new age of personalised, predictive and preventative medicine. 

From wearable tracking devices to weight loss drugs, menopause and lab grown organs, Hacking Humanity investigates how to reverse the signs of ageing and better treat (if not prevent) diseases such as cancer, heart disease and dementia. 

This promises to be a fascinating insight into ways that we can use the technology available now to not just increase our lifespan but boost the amount of time we spend living in good health. 


Lara Lewington is a technology broadcaster and journalist with a special

focus on future health. She has covered some of the world’s greatest

innovations presenting the BBC’s flagship technology show, Click, and

has fronted health tech episodes of ITV’s Tonight, BBC Radio 4’s Woman’s

Hour and other programmes, exploring how artificial intelligence, science,

and innovation are transforming our health and lives. As

ITV Lorraine’s resident ‘AI Agony Aunt’, she demystifies tech to a mainstream

audience, and presented BBC Panorama’s Beyond Human: Artificial

Intelligence and Us. Lara lives in London.

“No-one explains cutting-edge science and technology more clearly than Lara” - Lorraine Kelly