Longevity medicine
should be
good medicine.

I’m Hillary, a physician working on longevity medicine and AI. I help people understand the evidence and decide what to do next.

Board-certified internist · CareCore co-founder · Host of The Longevity Show

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Hillary Lin, MD

Good medicine first.

The same standard I use in clinic: good evidence, a clear reason to act, and a willingness to stop when something isn’t helping.

Know what you’re measuring

A lab is useful when it changes the decision, not because it makes the report look complete.

Results need context

A lab value only means something alongside symptoms, history, and what you’re trying to change.

Stopping is a treatment too

Anything worth starting deserves a check-in, and an exit if it isn’t helping.

Hillary Lin, MD standing in a dark blazer

Why I practice medicine and build companies.

Training at Stanford and Columbia taught me how much good medicine asks of a clinician. In practice, I saw how often the work around a visit gets in the way. I build companies to help make that work easier.

Clinical training

Stanford biology and medicine, Columbia oncology training.

AI in practice

Help people understand their health and reduce the work that keeps clinicians from their patients.

CareCore

Help health companies provide medical care, with clinicians, software, and support for day-to-day operations.

Patient care

Keep seeing patients, follow what happens after a treatment starts, and revise the plan when it needs to change.

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My notes on new tests, treatments, and health claims: what the evidence says, what it leaves out, and whether it should change your plans.

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