Worth Magazine

Worth is a U.S.-based magazine dedicated to finance, wealth management, and lifestyle, established in 1986 and revitalized by Sandow in 2009. It caters to affluent readers by tackling financial, legal, and lifestyle topics relevant to high-net-worth individuals. Each edition is divided into four main parts: "Make," which emphasizes entrepreneurship and earning money; "Grow," focusing on investment strategies and wealth management; "Live," showcasing philanthropy, lifestyle choices, and passion-driven investments; and "Creator," which explores luxury goods, services, and experiences.

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AI-Powered Eyewear and Cleft Lip Surgery Advancements

5 days ago | worth.com | Dan Costa

It was a conversation that moved from cleft palate surgeries in India to AI-powered eyewear in the U.S.—and managed to touch on everything from mental health deserts to drug discovery. Hosted by Worth Media Group and the VSP Global Innovation Center at Civic Hall, the event “AI for Access” brought together leaders from across healthcare, technology, and social innovation to explore how artificial intelligence is redefining who receives care, when, and how.
Future of Surgery: AI in Robotic-Assisted Procedures

1 week ago | worth.com | Dan Costa

We’re not yet at the point where robots are performing surgery independently, and according to the experts driving this transformation, that’s not the goal. “The robots are not doing the operations,” said Dr. Ed Chekan, Director of Medical Affairs at Asensus Surgical, “but they are helping us see what we couldn’t see before.”It’s a critical distinction in a field crowded with hype.
Diane Ty on Closing Healthspan and Wealthspan Gaps

1 week ago | worth.com | Dan Costa

We’re aging differently than we used to—but not necessarily better. That’s the central message from Diane Ty, Managing Director of the Center for the Future of Aging at the Milken Institute, who sat down with me during the Milken Global Conference to unpack the changing dynamics of longevity, healthcare, and caregiving in America. “We’re all about advancing healthy longevity and financial security for all,” Ty told me.
Cybin CEO Doug Drysdale: Revolutionizing Depression Treatment

1 week ago | worth.com | Dan Costa

In a world saturated with daily antidepressants and marginal gains, Doug Drysdale is betting on a radical reset. As CEO of Cybin, a clinical-stage psychedelic therapeutics company, Drysdale is leading one of the boldest pharmaceutical experiments in mental health: using modified psychedelic compounds to not just ease symptoms—but potentially cure depression. “What we’re working on is a real paradigm shift in treating mental health,” Drysdale told me at the Milken Global Conference in Los Angeles.
ChatGPT Sparks New Mindset and Strategies

1 week ago | worth.com | Dan Costa

When ChatGPT went public, it didn’t just launch a product—it detonated a mindset shift. Suddenly, everyone from junior analysts to C-suite execs could tinker with large language models and grasp what was coming: a generational change in how businesses operate. It was a moment of revelation, followed almost immediately by a scramble. Strategies were rewritten. Boards demanded action. Budgets exploded.
Salesforce Explores AI for Education and Disaster Relief

2 weeks ago | worth.com | Dan Costa

Corporate values tend to get tested in turbulent times. Political winds shift. Market cycles swing. New technologies redefine what’s possible—and what’s expected. In the middle of it all, companies face a choice: adapt their playbook or redefine the game. Few have leaned as hard into the latter as Salesforce. The company’s Chief Impact Officer, Suzanne DiBianca, knows this firsthand. “We have five company values. They have not changed.
Money and Politics Fuel Distrust in Government

2 weeks ago | worth.com | Dan Costa

Americans today aren’t losing faith in government’s ability to execute; they’re losing faith in its ability to listen. “You can break it down and be more specific than that, though, where the real challenge is… truly feeling represented, that the democratic system is taking my priorities, aggregating them up with the people around me, and really representing them in the decision making process,” said Michael Dimock, President of Pew Research Center.
Tamsen Fadal Advocates for Women's Health Research

2 weeks ago | worth.com | Dan Costa

At this year’s Milken Global Conference in Los Angeles, I sat down with Emmy-award-winning journalist, author, and women’s health advocate Tamsen Fadal—a tireless force reshaping how society understands menopause and midlife health. Through her books, public speaking, and a documentary now seen in 400 cities across 42 countries, Fadal spotlights the medical and cultural blind spots that leave women underserved.
Trump’s Second Term Is Creating ‘A Limbo Moment’ for U.S. Battery Recyclers

2 weeks ago | worth.com | Maddie Stone

In a recycling facility in Covington, Georgia, workers grind up dead batteries into a fine, dark powder. In the past, the factory shipped that powder, known in the battery recycling industry as black mass, overseas to refineries that extracted valuable metals like cobalt and nickel. But now it keeps the black mass on site and processes it to produce lithium carbonate, a critical ingredient for making new batteries to power electric vehicles and store energy on the grid.
Cheryl Evans on Closing the Financial Gap for Women

3 weeks ago | worth.com | Dan Costa

At the 2025 Milken Global Conference, financial security took center stage—not just as a concern for late life, but as a lifelong journey. Cheryl Evans, Director of Lifetime Financial Security at the Milken Institute, sat down with Worth to explore the evolving concept of retirement and why now, more than ever, people—especially women—need to rethink how they prepare for their financial futures. “Originally, we started the program focused solely on retirement,” Evans explained.