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

What if your city, community, and everyday environment could help you live longer and healthier? In Episode 18, Tina Woods joins Raghav and Macsue to discuss the human exposome — the totality of environmental, social and behavioral exposures that shape aging — and how the Human Exposome Project aims to transform cities into real-world longevity labs. In this episode: • What the exposome is & why it matters for aging • How communities and clinics can generate real-world aging insights • Integrating exposome data with biological aging clocks • The role of trust, policy & data sharing in preventive health • What “longevity cities” could look like in 2035 🔗 Resources Collider Health: https://www.colliderhealth.com/ Human Exposome Project paper: https://www.nature.com/articles/s41591-025-03519-8 🎧 Full episode on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/episode/0qX3cPmGsN3B4YIQM0Y7No?si=-bx28_eRSIKRqa7kLy3yWQ 📺 Subscribe for more longevity deep dives.