January AI

I’ve attended TED Conferences from time to time, but this year was extra special: January AI was included in the gift bag! Grateful to see our mission of precision health and prevention featured alongside the world’s most inspiring ideas. Some of the most memorable talks were: - Eric Schmidt on AI, hope and the human spirit - Palmer Luckey of Anduril Industries on how winning wars depends on agility—in cyber and in building faster, more cost-effective defense systems - Lauren Dunford of Guidewheel on why U.S. manufacturing is essential to our long-term resilience - Boyan Slat of The Ocean Cleanup using AI to prevent plastics from entering our oceans altogether - David Fajgenbaum, MD, MBA, MSc of Every Cure pioneering computational pharmacophenomics to uncover hidden uses of existing drugs - Dean Ornish, M.D. showing how a lifestyle of “eat well, move more, stress less, love more” can reverse memory loss in Alzheimer’s In a world of accelerating challenges, these innovators remind us of what’s possible when we pair technology with purpose. #AI4Good #PrecisionMedicine #Prevention #MAHA #MAGA #TED2025

A recent study from the The University of Hong Kong, published in BMC Medicine, reveals that higher muscle strength is linked to a 44% lower risk of developing type 2 diabetes (T2D), regardless of genetic predisposition. Analyzing data from over 140,000 UK Biobank participants, researchers assessed grip strength and genetic risk factors, finding that individuals with high muscle strength had a significantly reduced risk of T2D—even those with high genetic susceptibility. This suggests that enhancing muscle strength can be a powerful strategy in preventing T2D across diverse genetic backgrounds. (ScienceDaily) At January, we emphasize the importance of integrating personalized lifestyle interventions with genetic insights to combat chronic diseases like T2D. This study underscores the potential of muscle-strengthening activities as a universal preventive measure, aligning with our mission to empower individuals through data-driven health solutions. 🔗 https://lnkd.in/gSdDk8it #Type2Diabetes #MuscleStrength #GeneticRisk #PreventiveHealth #JanuaryAI

This week, Noosheen Hashemi attends TED Conferences in Vancouver. This year's theme, Humanity Reimagined, explores the potential for reinvention across all different facets of society through creativity, imagination and curiosity to picture a world we can look forward to. "We’ll convene those who can show what human flourishing might look like in the years ahead, whether enabled by AI’s superpowers, revolutionary biological technology or new visions of human creativity, kindness and connection." We'll share her favorite themes and learnings from the conference next week! #AIforGood #TEDVancouver #TED2025 https://lnkd.in/ec6FpbGx

Thank you to Entrepreneur Media for highlighting Noosheen Hashemi's unique perspective on hiring top AI talent in today's market. "Everyone competes for talent against industry behemoths, who can offer the kind of glamour and benefits that we cannot. That means we must get creative, offering things that our larger competitors cannot." Since the beginning, January has focused on building a mission driven team and it continues to guide our growth as the industry evolves. #AITalent #AIforGood #MissionDriven #JanuaryAI #Metabolichealth https://lnkd.in/e892TZW8

We're excited to share that Noosheen Hashemi, CEO of January, joined Linda Sherman and Debbie Howard to discuss CES 2025 on the Rethinking Aging Club Podcast. They cover the importance of understanding individual body responses and the role of processed and inflammatory foods in health management, as well as the history of the app development with January co-founder, Michael Snyder. Thank you to Linda and team for including us in your CES 2025 highlight series! #personalizedhealth #metabolichealth #JanuaryAI #CES2025 https://lnkd.in/gDvkNGam

Did you get a chance to listen to Darshan Shah on Lauryn Bosstick & Michael Bosstick's podcast, The Skinny Confidential Him & Her Show? As CEO of NEXT|HEALTH, Darshan sparks a great conversation around the importance of getting your basic pillars of metabolic health in order before trying to explore a complicated health and wellness routine. Lauryn called out that she's "petrified" of CGMs - and she's not alone. We've heard many times that people are skeptical of sticking the device on their arm or wearing it for an extended amount of time. Lauryn will be happy to know the January App allows you to avoid CGMs all together - and still get the benefit of seeing your glucose predictions. With our AI technology, we'll show you how a food will impact your blood sugar to inform your habits or help you decide what foods to eat ahead of time. Comment below if you are (or were) hesitant about wearing a CGM! #JanuaryAI #metabolichealth #CGM #SkinnyConfidential #DearMedia Dear Media https://lnkd.in/g9G2nfTz

Innovation occurs when motivated teams believe in a shared mission. Congratulations to the Felicis companies listed on Fast Company's Most Innovative Companies list for 2025! 🎉 Armada, Canva, Cleo, Gusto, January AI, Midi Health, Notion, Origin, Recursion, and Runway.

I'm a big fan of Fast Company, and always appreciate their fresh, research-driven take on industries & companies. Following are who they believe are the most innovative companies in #wellness and #personalcare for 2025: 1) Life Time Inc. : "For becoming the everything place for fitness and wellness" 2) Homecourt : "For adding luxury to sustainable, nontoxic household products" 3) @FRIDA : "For breaking taboos about women’s bodies" 4) Akita Biosciences: "For having a nose for respiratory infection prevention" 5) Stakt: "For making workout mats and weights more versatile" 6) Alice Mushrooms: "For taking functional mushrooms mainstream" 7) Wahoo Fitness: "For rethinking the treadmill to automatically match your movement" 8) January AI: "For using AI to model individual metabolic systems" 9) Seed Health: "For considering the vaginal biome—and defending it against invaders" 10) ZBiotics: "For drawing on science to turn America’s sugar addiction into a gut-healthy fiber habit"

I’m thrilled to share that January AI has been recognized as a Fast Company Most Innovative Company of 2025 in the Wellness and Personal Care category! This honor is a testament to the years of cutting-edge research, relentless innovation, and our commitment to empowering people with AI-driven insights to improve their metabolic health. At January AI, we believe in making health data accessible, actionable, and empowering—giving individuals the knowledge they need to make healthier choices without invasive wearables. This recognition fuels our mission to revolutionize personalized health and nutrition through AI. A huge thank you to our team, our partners, and our incredible users for believing in our mission. This is just the beginning! Let’s keep pushing the boundaries of what’s possible in AI and health!  #JanuaryAI #Innovation #HealthTech #FastCompany #MostInnovativeCompanies #prevention #AI4good #chronicdisease #healthspan #longevity

We are honored to share that January has been named a Fast Company Most Innovative Company "for using AI to model individual metabolic systems". For this year's list, Fast Company focused the Wellness Innovator category on those taking a more empowering, individualized approach to self-care. As a company, we believe in making health data accessible, actionable, and empowering—enabling users with the knowledge they need to make healthier choices without invasive devices. This recognition fuels our mission to revolutionize personalized health and nutrition through AI. Thank you to our entire team and partner network for pushing the envelope in wellness innovation every day! It's (still) just the beginning. 🚀 #JanuaryAI #Innovation #HealthTech #FastCompany #MostInnovativeCompanies Heidi Mitchell