Healthcare Experts

The Longevity Gap: How Aging Research Leaves Women Behind

Priyanka Jain, co-founder and CEO of Evvy, and Kayla Barnes-Lentz, a leading expert in female longevity, examine how today’s longevity movement remains fundamentally male-coded, and why that imbalance carries real consequences for women’s healthspan. They argue that longevity science has systematically overlooked women’s biology. As investment and A.I.-driven tools reshape the future of health, Jain and Barnes-Lentz contend that without sex-specific data, research and clinical frameworks, the next era of longevity risks scaling old inequities instead of correcting them.

Ending Healthcare’s A.I. Arms Race Before It Breaks the System

Dr. Peter Churgin, a physician and early pioneer in electronic medical records, examines the growing A.I. arms race between healthcare payers and providers, and why it threatens to deepen burnout, erode access and destabilize already fragile institutions. Drawing on decades of clinical practice, health system consulting and experience navigating billing complexity, Churgin argues that automated coding tools are a necessary response to a reimbursement system that has grown too complex. Without shared standards and regulatory modernization, he warns, A.I. risks becoming another front in a system-wide standoff, rather than a path toward clarity, fairness and patient-centered care.

When Food Aid Gets Cut, America Pays the Price

Cindy Jordan, CEO and co-founder of Pyx Health, examines how the federal government shutdown’s halt on SNAP benefits endangers the nation’s most vulnerable populations and weakens the broader economy. Jordan explores how the intersection of food insecurity and public health reveals the true cost of government inaction, and why collective responsibility is critical to sustaining America’s well-being.