Justin Lowenthal is an MD-PhD candidate and bioethicist with a diverse background in biomedical engineering, bioethics, and medical advocacy. He completed his pre-doctoral fellowship at the National Institutes of Health in Bioethics, where he studied emerging biotechnologies and healthcare policy. Justin is also a passionate healthcare advocate, serving on the national Board of Directors of Doctors for America and leading the organization's efforts in Maryland. He works to expand healthcare coverage, address issues related to prescription drug pricing, and advocate for gun violence prevention as a public health issue. As a biomedical engineer, Justin's research focuses on developing novel, stem-cell based models to study cardiovascular development and disease. Justin has a broad range of clinical interests, including cardiology, oncology, and genetics. With extensive experience in both clinical medicine and health policy, Justin is a valuable asset to any organization looking to drive innovation in biomedicine while also advocating for patient-centered, evidence-based policies.