While Americans used to look to doctors and nurses for the final word on medical matters, that’s not always the case nowadays. Influenced by social media gurus and aided by digital tracking tools, the ‘worried well’ are taking a proactive approach to health that minimizes input from professionals.
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Anthony William is the author of five books, including the bestselling ‘Medical Medium: Celery Juice – The Most Powerful Medicine of Our Time Healing Millions Worldwide’.
Amy Domangue is the CEO and co-founder of Jessie Health, a digital health assistant for women that offers access to personalized and affordable services. She has over ten years of experience in healthcare marketing and innovation.
Charlie Kim is the president and CEO of Soom, a technology company that bridges the gap between medical data sources and products, informing both providers and patients. He has over two decades of experience in business, with expertise in emerging technologies and supply chain management.
Jennifer Barton is a native New Yorker-turned-Londoner who studied French and Russian literature. She’s written on fashion, parenting, lifestyle, tech and more for The Sun, HuffPost, Marie Claire, The Sunday Telegraph’s Stella mag and more. When she’s not writing, she’s running after her four children and pet bulldog.
