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Hillary Lin, MD is a Stanford-trained, board-certified internist and co-founder and CEO of Curator. Her work explores how medicine and AI change the lives people can choose.

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Prevention article featuring medical commentary from Hillary Lin, MD

Scientists Uncover a Simple Habit That May Ease Pain and Depression

“When you do things may matter as much as what you do, and it's one of the very few health variables that costs nothing.”

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Selected interviews and expert commentary.

Medtech Insight

Longevity Medicine’s Best-Evidenced Tools Are The Least Glamorous

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In Vivo

Longevity Medicine Needs Clinical Framework, Not Just Better Tests Like GLP-1s

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Prevention

Scientists Uncover a Simple Habit That May Ease Pain and Depression

“When you do things may matter as much as what you do, and it's one of the very few health variables that costs nothing.”

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Forbes

From WebMD To Molecular You: Jim Kean’s Bet Against Wellness Hype

· Expert commentary on multi-omics and AI

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AOL

4 Longevity Supplements Experts Recommend—and 4 They Say Are Overhyped

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Parade

The Best Vitamins for Aging, According to a Longevity Expert

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Daily Mail

The $5 food to eat every day to lose weight without Ozempic

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Fox News

5 Popular Hangover Myths That Don't Work After Holiday Drinking

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EatingWell

5 Foods Longevity Experts Eat Every Week for Healthy Aging

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Financial Express

Stanford-trained longevity expert shares best vitamins for healthy ageing

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Yahoo Health

The Vitamins That Actually Work for Healthy Aging

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Health

Supplements Longevity Experts Recommend

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Hillary Lin, MD is a Stanford-trained, board-certified internist and co-founder and CEO of Curator. She sees patients in preventive and longevity care and hosts The Longevity Show.

As of October 3, 2026, Hillary's YouTube channel has 33,200 subscribers—more than double its count six months earlier.

643,933 YouTube views and 70,025 hours watched in July–September 2026.

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Interview topics

  • What becomes possible when medicine acts earlier?
  • How AI changes our health choices—and the judgment they require
  • When a new treatment changes a person's plans for work, family or the future
  • Longevity medicine: what's useful now and what's still hype
  • Cardiometabolic risk in midlife
  • Women's health, hormones, and healthspan

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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?

Her work in oncology made her ask what care could offer people earlier, before their options narrowed. That question now guides her clinical work and the companies she builds.

What is Curator?

Curator is the company Hillary co-founded. She is building a place for health experts to share their work and build a business around it.

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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