Casey Beros is an award-winning health journalist, bestselling author, keynote speaker and one of Australia's leading medical MC's. She has spent the last 20 years asking our brightest minds how we can all live happier, healthier lives.

Along the way she found some answers, and she shares them with the Australian public in a way that's both steeped in science and delightfully entertaining. She has hosted TV programs for the ABC and Channel 10, and written for many of our leading digital publications.

She has a superhuman ability to translate complex science into practical, actionable strategies and real-world tools – always grounded in her signature wit and warmth.

A passionate advocate for better patient and carer outcomes, Casey is currently completing her Master’s in Public Health via the Monash School of Medicine, deepening her commitment to driving systemic change across the health, aged and death care sectors.

Being the primary carer for her beloved Dad was the catalyst for Casey to write her new bestselling book Next Of Kin - a 'what to expect when you're expecting' to become a carer for someone you love. A heartfelt companion, it's a practical and compassionate guide to navigating the complex and emotional world of care.

Mum to two little girls, Casey is Australia's self-proclaimed parallel parking champion and knows the words to more pop songs than is probably normal.