About MZ
People Magazine hails Matthew Zachary as 'The People's Voice in Healthcare.' A 28-year brain cancer survivor, Matthew is an American advocate passionate about putting the patient at the center of every conversation, with a storied career spanning entertainment, advertising, marketing, nonprofit, digital health, public policy, life sciences, and broadcast media.
As Founder of the award-winning nonprofit Stupid Cancer, Matthew started the young adult cancer movement in 2007, where he hosted and produced 'The Stupid Cancer Show,' America's first healthcare talk radio show (before podcasts existed.)
Between his award-winning documentary, The Cancer Mavericks: A History of Survivorship, and his "Top-10" award-winning healthcare podcast Out of Patients, Matthew is one of the country's most influential talents and visionary voices.
Matthew is currently principal at Matthew Zachary Worldwide, a multifaceted organization encompassing a media production company, a digital health platform, a talent agency, and a consulting group serving the life science and nonprofit sectors.
He lives with his wife and twins in Brooklyn.
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