Where Clinical Data, Science & Evidence Transforms Women’s Health
This stage explores cognitive health beyond surface-level stress, emphasizing sex-specific insights. It examines how midlife interventions, hormones, and data gaps shape women's cognition, and the long-term impact of migraine, dementia, and Alzheimer's disease. The track highlights real-world data to understand mental health trajectories and the shift from wellness trends to evidence-based solutions. It considers integrating mental health into everyday healthcare to improve outcomes, and the role of workplace benefits in supporting midlife women, reducing attrition, and retaining talent. Discover how these insights drive a more informed, inclusive, and proactive approach to cognitive health across systems and over time for populations.
Integrating Mental Health into Everyday Health Care
Charles River Community Health
Who Should Attend
- Clinicians with a focus on neurology, psychiatry, and preventative cognitive care
- Pharma and Biotech working on advancing neuroscience research, developing innovative therapeutics, and scaling solutions for cognitive health and neurodegenerative disease across the life course
- Insurance providers developing coverage models and reimbursement pathways for cognitive interventions
- Policy and advocacy leaders focused on brain health equity, public awareness, and policy development
- Corporate health and wellness leaders evaluating brain health solutions for employee benefits, productivity, burnout prevention, and midlife attrition prevention
- Startups building digital therapeutics and neurotechnology solutions
- Investors focused on brain health, neurodegeneration, and longevity innovation
Key Topics
Focus: Brain health, mental wellbeing, and neurological outcomes across the lifespan
- Sex-specific drivers of cognitive decline and dementia risk
- Midlife interventions to support long-term cognitive health
- Mental health, hormones, and biological risk factors
- Real-world evidence to understand women's mental health trajectories
- Evidence-based approaches beyond wellness applications
- Integrating mental and behavioral health into routine care
- Neurological conditions shaped by sex and hormonal factors
We believe in equitable healthcare. That’s why attendance is free for any medical officers and leaders within hospitals and healthcare systems, pharma, biotech, corporate enterprises and government officials.
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