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Hillary Lin, MD, is a Stanford-trained, board-certified internist and the co-founder of CareCore.

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Prevention article featuring medical commentary from Hillary Lin, MD

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Hillary Lin, MD, is a Stanford-trained physician and board-certified internist. She is co-founder and CEO of CareCore and host of The Longevity Show.

Hillary Lin, MD in a natural studio headshot wearing a black top

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Interview topics

  • Longevity medicine: what's useful now and what's still hype
  • AI-assisted care and clinical judgment
  • Cardiometabolic risk in midlife
  • Women's health, hormones, and healthspan
  • Prevention beyond boutique clinics
  • GLP-1s, rapamycin, and the strength of the evidence

FAQ

Is Hillary available for interviews and speaking?

Yes, depending on timing and fit. She is available for interviews, expert commentary, podcasts, panels, and select speaking engagements.

Does Hillary still see patients?

Yes. She sees patients through a small virtual practice focused on preventive and longevity care.

Why did Hillary choose prevention instead of oncology?

After matching into hematology-oncology at Columbia, she chose to focus on prevention and earlier action before serious disease takes hold.

What is CareCore?

CareCore is the company Hillary co-founded to build the clinical systems behind physician-reviewed longevity care.

What does Hillary think about longevity medicine?

She takes an evidence-first view: use what can help now, say clearly what remains unproven, and keep medical judgment involved.

Where can I hear more from Hillary?

She hosts The Longevity Show and writes The Longevity Letter, with regular conversations about prevention, health technology, and the evidence behind longevity care.

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