Cities, Communities and Clinics: The New Testbeds for Longevity Research — A Conversation with Tina Woods

What if healthy longevity depends not only on your DNA, but on the city you live in, the air you breathe, and the communities you’re part of?In this episode, Raghav Sehgal and Macsue Jacques talk with Tina Woods — CEO of Collider Health and leading voice of the Human Exposome Project — about how environmental, social and lifestyle exposures shape aging.You’ll learn:What the human exposome is and why it drives most health outcomesHow cities, neighborhoods & clinics can become “living labs” for aging researchHow exposome data links with methylation, inflammation & aging biomarkersWhy future longevity breakthroughs rely on policy, environment & community designThe role of trust, data governance & public engagement in healthy longevity👇 Links Collider Health: https://www.colliderhealth.com/Human Exposome Project paper: https://www.nature.com/articles/s41591-025-03519-8🎙️ Hosts: Raghav Sehgal & Macsue Jacques Follow for more conversations on aging, healthspan & prevention.