Track 1
How do we know what matters when data overwhelms and design breaks? This track examines failure points in health systems, the ethics of uncertainty, and how to restore integrity when metrics mislead.
Track 2
Biology is not control. It is rhythm. This sequence explores circadian structure, meal timing, internal clocks, and how biological rhythm misalignment drives dysfunction far more than willpower or discipline.
Track 3
Science is never just data. It's the stories we tell about data and the power we give those stories. This track dissects the intersection between scientific and moral narratives, biomedical persuasion, and the architecture of trust from clinically relevant perspectives.
Track 4
What happens when care becomes a commodity? From gender bias to medical abandonment and malpractice, this track confronts systemic harms and the need to teach structural vigilance, recovery, and empathy.
Track 5
Aging is not a defect. This track offers biological, social, and ethical frameworks for creating and navigating healthy, long lives, not as extensions of youth, but as structures of meaning and purpose.
Track 6
Created for parents, communities, and intergenerational teaching, this track offers a conversational scaffolding for building self-trust, agency, and biological integrity at home.