Neurologist Dr. David Dodick calls brain disease the health crisis of our time—but believes we can prevent it. With the rise of diagnostic tech, lifestyle-based care, and targeted therapies, he says brain health is now measurable and modifiable. From diet and sleep to early detection, Dodick offers a roadmap to boost cognition, resilience, and quality of life.
With 349 million people facing severe hunger, Tony Robbins and UN World Food Programme’s David Beasley are taking bold action. Robbins’ 100 Billion Meals Challenge and Beasley’s on-the-ground leadership reveal hunger’s root causes—conflict, climate, and inequality—and its solution: collaboration. Together, they show that feeding the world is not just possible—it’s necessary for peace and progress.
Dr. Siddhartha Mukherjee believes the cell—not the gene—is biology’s true star. In The Song of the Cell, he explores how understanding cellular life transforms how we diagnose, treat, and even define disease. From CAR T therapy to the promise of precision nutrition, cellular medicine is ushering in a new human—engineered, interconnected, and full of possibility.
Dr. Angela Diaz turned her own teenage crisis into a lifelong mission: reimagining adolescent care. As director of the Mount Sinai Adolescent Health Center, she leads a groundbreaking model offering free, integrated mental, physical, and social services to 12,000 youth annually. Her story—and the clinic’s success—shows how trust, respect, and equity can transform young lives.
Dr. Robert Califf says the biggest threat to American health isn’t a virus or disease—it’s misinformation. As FDA Commissioner, he’s tackling public distrust, digital confusion, and rising health disparities with a science-first approach. With 40 years in medicine, Califf urges stronger communication, smarter tech regulation, and renewed focus on prevention to turn the tide on declining U.S. life expectancy.
Dr. Jeremy Cauwels is transforming rural healthcare with virtual care, Main Street clinics, and digital “webside manner.” As Chief Physician at Sanford Health, he’s making specialty care accessible across 250,000 square miles. From home monitoring to virtual OB and mental health visits, Dr. Cauwels is proving geography shouldn’t determine health outcomes—innovation and compassion should.
Neurosurgeon and CNN’s Dr. Sanjay Gupta says brain decline isn’t inevitable—it’s preventable. In Keep Sharp, he reveals how lifestyle changes like movement, rest, and cognitive novelty can stimulate neurogenesis and stave off dementia. With optimism and science, Gupta encourages us to take charge of our brain health early and live sharper, longer, and more purpose-filled lives.
Psychedelic therapy is moving from fringe to frontline. Dr. Matthew Johnson of Johns Hopkins shares how psilocybin and other psychedelics are showing promise in treating depression, addiction, and cancer-related distress. With fast-acting, long-lasting effects and growing FDA interest, Johnson believes psychedelic medicine may soon become a transformative branch of mental health care.
Aging is inevitable—but how we age is not. Dr. Eric Verdin, CEO of the Buck Institute for Research on Aging, shares how lifestyle changes like walking daily, sleeping deeply, and time-restricted eating could add 30 healthy years to our lives. With science revealing that 93% of aging is lifestyle-driven, the path to living better longer is clearer than ever.
Moderna co-founder Dr. Noubar Afeyan believes real innovation begins with imagination. From launching over 100 biotech ventures to rethinking how we treat disease, Afeyan shares how an immigrant mindset and bold ideas can reshape health care. He urges society to shift from sick care to “pre-disease” care—and embrace science fiction as the starting point for scientific progress.
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