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About
Mick is a seasoned biohacker with a fervent drive to unlock human potential and connect people. His journey in this field has been marked by a strong tech background and a knack for project management. Having worked at Facebook and Google, Mick brings a unique perspective to the world of biohacking, seamlessly blending technology and human biology. His ability to turn visionary ideas into tangible realities has made him a respected figure in the biohacking community. But Mick's expertise doesn't stop there. He has also played a pivotal role in shaping the destinies of several startups. Beyond his professional field, Mick is a passionate connector, adept at nurturing meaningful relationships and bringing people together. He excels at assembling diverse teams that work in harmony. Join Mick at the Biohackers World Conference and Expo, where he leads the way in merging technology, and human potential while fostering connections among like-minded communities.
Mick Safron
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expert panel
For all the progress in health technology, one problem remains: Knowing more about our health does not necessarily mean we will do anything differently.But that may be about to change. Wearables can capture what is happening throughout the day. Continuous monitors can reveal how the body responds in real time. AI can connect those signals and identify patterns that might otherwise go unnoticed. The question is whether these technologies can move from telling us what is happening to helping us decide what to do next.That distinction matters in the workplace, where health, performance and behavior are closely connected. A useful technology should not simply produce another score or notification. It should help an employee make a better decision, give a manager a way to support a healthier work environment or identify a potential problem early enough to do something about it.We asked members of the Senior Executive Healthcare Think Tank—experts in AI, digital health, telehealth, workforce strategy, aging, healthcare architecture and data interoperability—which emerging technology they believe has the greatest potential to improve workforce health and performance.Their answers offer a look at what comes next: a shift from health technology that measures and reports to technology that can, when used thoughtfully, help people act.
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Biohackers World
Company bio
Biohackers World is a global community and event series focused on health optimization, longevity science, and human performance. It hosts regional conference and expo events across the United States that bring together health experts, wellness brands, and technology innovators.