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Dr Nikki
Stamp

Cardiothoracic Surgeon, Health System Expert & Author

Longevity: Evidence, Technology, and the Myth of Control

Profile

Dr Nikki Stamp is a cardiothoracic surgeon and trusted health commentator with expertise spanning clinical medicine, health systems, and public policy. She is a Fellow of the Royal Australasian College of Surgeons, specialising in cardiothoracic surgery. Nikki is also a health systems expert, with a Masters degree in health administration and has recently returning from London where she used her clinical experience to shape health systems overseas.

She is known for clear, evidence-based commentary that bridges patient experience with system-level realities, helping audiences make sense of complex health issues without oversimplification or sensationalism.

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Longevity: Evidence, Technology, and the Myth of Control

Separating science from speculation in the rapidly expanding longevity space, and what actually improves health and lifespan.

Evidence-Based Personalised Care: What Works, What Doesn’t, and Why

A surgeon’s perspective on personalised medicine beyond buzzwords — balancing data, guidelines, and individual judgement.

Digital Health & AI in Healthcare: Promise, Pitfalls, and Proof

A frontline view of where digital tools and AI add real value in healthcare, and where decision-makers often underestimate risk.

Additional topics available on request, including medical decision-making under uncertainty, heart health and trust in healthcare systems.
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Our event featuring Dr Nikki Stamp was a great success, and Nikki's lecture was positively received by our staff, students and community members. The lecture was wonderfully inspiring with content that had been well adapted for our audience and the event objectives. Our current female medicine students were able to draw an enormous amount from her presentation. All in all a very successful event. Newcastle University
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