Aubrey Gordon
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1,125 appearances
3 recordings
2 series
first heard Jan 2025
last heard 21 Sep
Aubrey Gordon’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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She did graduate from Stanford undergrad in 2009 and from Stanford School of Medicine in 2014.
She did go on to pursue her residency at OHSU.
It was a five-year program, but she dropped out six months before completing it.
She did get a medical license, but it has now been inactive for a couple of years.
She has offered two reasons for leaving her program.
One is that sort of state of American health care thing, and the other is the stress and pressure of her surgical residency.
After leaving her residency, she opens her functional medicine practice called Means Health.
In 2019, the same year that she opened her functional medicine practice, she also co-founded Levels, a health tech company that sells continuous glucose monitors and lab testing services.
OK.
As well as, quote unquote, AI insights.
A full membership to Levels for a year, including glucometers, costs about $1,500 per year.
So she founds Levels and her functional medicine clinic in 2019.
And in 2020, COVID hits.
Casey Means takes that as an opportunity.
Of course.
And submits an LTE to the journal Metabolism Clinical and Experimental.
Mm-hmm.
In it, she argues that metabolic dysfunction is a core issue for COVID-19 and that managing blood sugar in a data-driven way was an essential intervention for COVID.
So she submits this letter in April of 2020.
By November of 2020, she had reportedly raised $12 million in seed funding for Levels.
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