Looking Back at Myra Ahmad and Mochi Health at Edge Esmeralda 2026

Edge Esmeralda isn’t a typical medical conference. The pop-up village ran from May 30 through June 27 in Healdsburg, California, bringing together founders, researchers, and families across every life stage to live and work alongside each other for a month, running informal experiments in sleep, longevity protocols, and healthy aging along the way.Inside that village, Edge City hosted its first dedicated Women’s Health Summit, a three-day gathering the organizers framed around a specific gap.“The female body is one of the most under-measured areas in health,” bringing founders, clinicians, and researchers into a small room to talk about what the next decade of women’s health actually needs to look like. Myra Ahmad was in that room.For the physician who founded and runs Mochi Health, the invitation tracked closely with where she has said she wants to take the conversation next.Ahmad has described longevity, encompassing hormone replacement, peptides, skincare, and healthspan more broadly, as the direction she is steering her platform, alongside expansion into dermatology, reproductive health, and integrated lab testing.A summit built specifically around what’s missing in women’s hea...