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Noosheen Hashemi

Founder & CEO, January.ai WE ARE HIRING!

Noosheen Hashemi is a prominent tech veteran, entrepreneur, investor, and philanthropist known for her impactful work in the tech and health industries.

As the founder and CEO of January AI, a precision health tech company utilizing AI to prevent and manage chronic diseases, she focuses on optimizing health and longevity for individuals.

With a strong background in leadership, she spent a decade at Oracle, culminating in the role of VP of US Revenue, contributing significantly to the company's revenue growth and salesforce productivity.

In addition to her entrepreneurial pursuits, Noosheen is actively involved in philanthropy through the HAND Foundation, supporting organizations dedicated to youth protection and socioeconomic advancement.

Her academic achievements include an M.S. in Management from Stanford University Graduate School of Business and a B.S. in Economics from San Jose State University.

Recognized for her contributions, she has been honored by various prestigious institutions including the World Economic Forum and the Council on Foreign Relations.

Noosheen's extensive professional network includes advisory roles at reputable institutions like Stanford Graduate School of Business and involvement in numerous tech and entrepreneurship advisory boards.

Highlights

Aug 12 · linkedin

Ultraprocessed foods are directly linked to health issues like obesity, Type 2 diabetes, heart disease, and more. In a recent study, participants fed ultraprocessed foods ate more calories and gained more weight––even compared to participants who were fed the same foods that were not ultraprocessed.

While convenience is tempting, the health risks associated with ultraprocessed foods are significant. When I look to indulge, I opt for handmade, local, and minimally processed foods if possible. Next time, instead of having an ultraprocessed ice cream, try choosing one from a local shop like Bi-rite and supporting a small business! Better yet, cook/bake with loved ones to deepen connections and make priceless memories!

#health #nutrition #foodchoices #ultraprocessedfoods #healthyeating #wellness #prevention

Jun 27 · linkedin

The mental health crisis among young people has reached emergency levels, with the Surgeon General calling for a warning label on social media platforms.

Adolescents who spend over three hours a day on social media face double the risk of anxiety and depression. Evidence from tobacco studies shows that warning labels effectively increase awareness and change behavior; legislation should also shield young users from online harassment and harmful content, and require platforms to share health data with independent scientists and undergo safety audits.

Just as lawmakers demanded safety measures for cars and planes, we must act decisively to make social media safer. Protecting our children’s mental health is a moral imperative.

#mentalhealth #socialmedia #childsafety #digitalwellbeing #publichealth #prevention

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San Francisco Bay Area