Watch our Featured Interview from August with Hunter Ziesing below
Meet Hunter Ziesing, Executive Director of Global Health Atlas
At age 40, after losing his father and several close friends to cancer—some of which were potentially preventable—he left a career in finance to focus on building large-scale health impact initiatives.
He went on to build one of the largest outdoor nonprofit fundraising event series supporting leading cancer centers, partnering with figures including Secretary of State John Kerry and the Livestrong Foundation, and helping raise tens of millions of dollars for cancer research and care.
In 2024, he co-founded Longevity Health, a platform designed to give individuals access to and control over their health data, enabling earlier detection of health and lifestyle risks and supporting improvements in both lifespan and, more importantly, healthspan—life lived free of chronic disease.
He is also a long-time pilot, having flown since the age of 18, and brings a deep personal focus on performance, health, and extending both the quality and duration of human life.
About Global Health Atlas
Healthcare is entering one of the most important transitions in history.
Medicine has traditionally focused on diagnosing and treating disease after it appears. While preventive care has advanced, healthcare still relies largely on population-based recommendations that often overlook the unique biology, lifestyle, environment, and circumstances of each individual.
Artificial intelligence has the potential to change that.
But truly personalized healthcare requires more than medical literature—it requires understanding how culture, geography, environment, economics, and daily life influence health across the world.
Global Health Atlas exists to help build that foundation.
Learn more HERE.
Topics We Will Explore
Future interviews may include discussions around:
- sleep optimization
- metabolic health
- muscle and strength preservation
- mitochondrial health
- brain performance and cognitive resilience
- diagnostics and biomarkers
- women’s longevity medicine
- recovery technologies
- hormone optimization
- longevity-focused nutrition
- nervous system regulation
- fitness and performance aging
- prevention-focused healthcare systems
- and the future business of longevity