Midlife is not a decline — it's a turning point. In this session, Dr. Dawn Mussallem brings together the science of lifestyle medicine and the wisdom of lived experience to explore what's actually possible for women at midlife and beyond. From nutrition and movement to hormonal health and energy, she'll break down the evidence-backed strategies that support healing, reduce disease risk, and help you feel genuinely well — not just functional. Whether you're navigating menopause, noticing shifts in how your body feels, or simply ready to take your health seriously, this conversation will give you real tools and real hope.
Dawn Mussallem, DO, DipABLM, is Global Chief Medical Officer at Fountain Life, Global Chief Medical Officer at VIOME, and Founding Chief Scientific Officer at IM8 Health. A double board-certified lifestyle medicine and integrative medicine physician, she leads a prevention-first approach integrating advanced diagnostics, precision biomarkers, multi-omics, and AI-enabled care to optimize healthspan worldwide.
Previously at Mayo Clinic Florida, she served as a Consultant in Hematology/Oncology and Assistant Professor of Medicine, where she founded the Integrative Medicine & Breast Health Program, launched the Lifestyle Medicine Residency Curriculum, and directed Employee Well-being and Humanities in Medicine.
A published author, global keynote speaker, and media contributor, Dr. Mussallem is known for making longevity science accessible and actionable. Her work is deeply personal - she is a stage IV cancer survivor, heart transplant recipient, and the first person to complete a marathon one year post-transplant. Her mission: extend lifespan, elevate healthspan, and help people feel fully alive through data-driven compassion and disciplined execution.
Dr. Lisa Larkin, MD, FACP, MSCP, IF, will moderate the discussion, bringing her expertise in women’s health, midlife care, and prevention. As founder of HERmedicine and Ms.Medicine, Dr. Larkin is passionate about delivering accurate, evidence-based care and education for women.