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Dinner with DOC: An Evening at the Intersection of Everything
Inside a DOC longevity science dinner: twenty experts on aging, gene editing, and medical AI share the breakthroughs—and warnings—nobody is talking about yet.
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Longevity Science | George Yancopoulos, M.D., Ph.D. Named to DOC 2026 Faculty
George Yancopoulos, M.D., Ph.D., Regeneron co-founder and inventor of Dupixent and Eylea, joins the DOC 2026 Faculty as a leader in longevity science.
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DOC 2026 Living Room Lab: Applications Close Mid-June
Apply by mid-June to showcase your longevity or medical AI technology at the DOC 2026 Living Room Lab in Sonoma, CA.
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DOC 2026 Program Is Live!
The DOC 2026 program is live. Join 300 leaders in longevity, neuroscience, medical AI, and women’s health this October in Sonoma for the summit.

The energy at DOC 2025: The Science of Longevity was electric — the kind you feel when hundreds of people hungry for real answers gather in one space. And the feedback? No ego, all enthusiasm. Pure curiosity meeting hard science, no pretense required.
We covered ten topics, and if there’s a thread running through them all, it’s this: the future of healthcare isn’t waiting for permission. It’s happening in breath tests, wearable devices, disruptive AI systems, and in conversations that challenge what we’ve accepted as inevitable about aging.
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