Longevity has plenty of opinions.
Medicine needs frameworks.

A board-certified OB/GYN in women's health, focused on perimenopause, menopause, and how women's longevity is actually treated.

Yale researcher developing AI-driven biomarkers that quantify biological aging and predict disease risk — published in Nature; Forbes 30 Under 30 in Healthcare, 2025.

Double board-certified anesthesiologist and department chair, Cleveland Clinic–trained, who turned a hospital anesthesia career toward longevity medicine.

A Stanford graduate and former head of product at Pymetrics, now building a precision-medicine company on the vaginal microbiome.

Applies machine learning to the gut microbiome for metabolic longevity. Previously SVP of engineering at HeartFlow, with more than 300 patents to his name.

A board-certified lifestyle medicine physician and NAMS-certified menopause specialist whose telemedicine practice centers on hormone optimization and preventive primary care, and who founded Her Longevity, a women’s longevity conference by physicians, for physicians.

A board-certified physician at the intersection of precision medicine, longevity science, and human performance, with a clinical focus on multi-omic diagnostics — genomics, epigenomics, metabolomics, and microbiomics read together — to extend healthspan, not just lifespan.

A Stanford-trained physician and longevity clinician who matched in hematology-oncology at Columbia before moving to the intersection of medicine and technology, where she now practices preventive and longevity medicine.

A double board-certified reproductive endocrinologist building clinical programs that bring a longevity lens to fertility and reproductive care.

A longevity medicine physician and Harvard Medical School lecturer who advises clinicians and health systems on evidence-based healthspan strategy.

A board-certified physician in aesthetic medicine and co-founder of Alpha Aesthetics Partners.

A preventive cardiologist whose career has centered on a single problem: a cardiovascular risk framework built on male physiology, still applied to women — and the clinical and technological work of closing that gap.

A DMD with nearly two decades in facial aesthetics, focused on regenerative, minimally invasive treatment — PRF, biostimulatory injectables, and facial balancing.

A board-certified anesthesiologist and aesthetic and regenerative medicine physician, Northwestern-trained, with subspecialty fellowships in critical care, pain management, and pharmacology.

Nearly four decades advising physicians and healthcare organizations on regulatory compliance, corporate structure, and transactions. Former in-house counsel to the Florida Medical Association.

Double board-certified in internal medicine and obesity medicine, running a concierge longevity practice focused on metabolic health and body composition — with a clinical emphasis on preventing sarcopenia, including in patients on GLP-1 therapies.

A board-certified emergency medicine physician whose work treats psychedelic and ketamine-assisted care as a discipline of durable behavior change — and links the frameworks behind lasting outcomes to longevity medicine.

A board-certified anesthesiologist whose work treats clinical excellence and a sustainable career as one discipline rather than a trade-off — and who teaches clinicians to build practices that last.

A board-certified gastroenterologist who treats the gut as central to energy and longevity — with a clinical focus on the gut–brain axis, motility, and the hormonal shifts of perimenopause so often missed in midlife women.

A healthcare attorney representing providers before state regulatory boards in licensing and disciplinary matters, and advising on FDA compliance — with a focus on the documentation and consent infrastructure behind emerging therapies. She came to law from inside a Florida health system: strategy, operations, and early telehealth.

A board-certified dermatologist with more than two decades across medical, cosmetic, and surgical dermatology, practiced as a U.S. Navy officer and in private practice.