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SUMMARY:Women’s HealthX 2026
DESCRIPTION:Women’s HealthX is where the transformation of women’s health begins at its true foundation: data\, science\, and evidence. \nIt’s a leading event dedicated to closing the sex difference data gap and accelerating breakthroughs through science driven\, real world case studies. \nTaking place on December 3 to 4\, 2026 in Boston\, USA\, the exhibition will bring together more than 750 health care leaders\, including clinicians\, payers\, employers\, investors\, and policymakers. From fertility\, maternity\, menopause and chronic disease\, we address care at every stage of a woman’s life. \nHear from SWHR! Chief Advocacy Officer Lindsey Miltenberger is speaking on day two of the event at the panel “Driving Inclusive Health Research on a Global Scale: Using Data to Understand National Priorities and Address Critical Gaps in Women’s Health.” \nEvent speakers include: \n\nKaveeta Vasisht\, Associate Commissioner for Women’s Health\, U.S. Food and Drug Administration\nPadma Lakshmi\, Co-founder\, Endometriosis Foundation of America\nMichael Annichine\, CEO\, Magee-Women’s Research Institute & Foundation\nLynn Mason\, CEO\, IVI RMA\nMary Stutts\, CEO\, HBA\nLindsey Miltenberger\, MA\, Chief Advocacy Officer\, Society for Women’s Health Research\nMelissa Patel\, Lead\, Women’s Health Responsible Investing\, World Economic Forum\nAndrea Willis\, SVP\, Chief Medical Officer\, BCBST\nNicola Greenway\, Chief Human Resources Officer\, Takeda\nCatherine Gaffigan\, President\, Health Solutions\, Elevance Health\nTamara Smith\, National Vice President\, Humana\nSheri Schully\, Deputy Chief Medical and Scientific Officer\, All of Us Research Program\nElizabeth Patton\, Deputy Director\, Reproductive Health\, U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs\nJyoti Mehra\, Executive Vice President\, Human Resources\, Gilead\nAmy Kao\, SVP\, Head of Research Unit – Neuroscience & Immunology\, EMD Serono\nJoanne Armstrong\, Vice President and Chief Medical Officer\, Women’s Health and Genomics\, CVS Health\nCarlos Roberts\, Vice President/Chief Medical Officer\, Women’s & Children’s Serviceline\, WellSpan Health\nErica Smith\, Vice President\, Value & Market Access\, US\, Chiesi\nSherene Min\, VP\, Head of Global Clinical Development\, ViiV Healthcare\nCatherine Blanchette\, VP\, Head of Digital Strategic Growth & Partnerships\, Sanofi\nFiona Marshall\, President\, Biomedical Research\, Novartis\nAlan Penzias\, Associate Professor of Obstetrics\, Gynecology and Reproductive Biology. Director\, Fellowship Program in Reproductive Endocrinology and Infertility\, Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center\, Harvard Medical School\nEmily Lau\, Co-Director\, Women’s Heart Health Program\, Mass General Brigham\nGabe Smolarz\, Vice President & Medical Advisor US Medical Affairs\, Zealand Pharma\nLauren Powell\, Head\, Health Equity & Clinical Innovation\, Drug Development\, Biogen\nKimberly Rosen\, Executive Director\, Clinical Development & Operations\, Organon\nTracy Sims\, Executive Director\, Corporate Affairs\, Cardiometabolic Health\, Eli Lilly\nDeanna King\, Senior Director\, Global Development BioPharma\, Astellas\nLaurie Myers\, Senior Director\, Health Literacy Strategy & Innovation\, Merck & Co\nEren Watkins\, Director\, R&D Chief of Staff\, Organon\n\nAttendees will benefit from: \n\n750+ Industry Innovators\n150+ Trailblazers\n125+ Payers & Providers\n60+ Solution Providers\n7 Stages of Content\n\nKey Topics \n\nEvidence\, Data and Innovation\nFertility and Reproductive Health\nMenopause and Healthy Aging\nMaternity and Maternal Care\nSexual Health and Wellness\nCognitive Health and Wellness\nChronic Disease Management\n\nCareer Zone – Lead the Future of Women’s Health: The demand for women’s health specialists is growing and the fastest career growth is for those who combine clinical expertise with AI\, data\, and research skills. \nTwo Days. Two Pathways. Endless Opportunities: \n\nDay 1: Hands-on Masterclasses in AI literacy\, Data Analytics\, and Research\, equipping you to drive clinical innovation and data-informed health care.\nDay 2: Connect with post-grad students\, top universities\, and research centers to explore advanced degrees\, share research\, and build your professional network.\n\nStart-up Zone: Alongside the sessions\, the Women’s HealthX Startup Zone connects high-potential early-stage women’s health startups with venture capital firms\, strategic investors\, accelerators\, and commercialization partners. \nSitting at the intersection of clinical care\, life sciences\, digital health\, and consumer wellness\, this space fast-tracks connections\, funding\, and real-world adoption for women’s health founders. \nInteractive HealthXpo Floor: The exhibition will showcase a dynamic series of live demonstrations\, interactive labs\, and hands-on clinical showcases highlighting the technologies redefining modern health care. \nFrom intelligent diagnostics to personalized digital care\, these featured experience zones are designed for professionals\, innovators\, and decision-makers eager to explore what’s next. \nExpo Times: 3 December 2026 – 08:30 to 18:30 and 4 December 2026 – 09:00 to 15:30 \nHosts believe in equitable health care. That is why attendance is free for everyone within the health care ecosystem. Register your place now! \nLearn More
URL:https://swhr.org/event/womens-healthx-2026/
CATEGORIES:Conference or Symposium,Patient Event,Public Event
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20261204T130000
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SUMMARY:Pelvic Health 101
DESCRIPTION:Led by Doctors of Physical Therapy\, experts will explain the importance of pelvic floor health throughout all stages of life. \nJoin pelvic-health physical therapists for this 30 min FREE webinar to learn more about your pelvic floor health. Hosts will review the anatomy and physiology of the pelvic floor muscles\, what symptoms can be a result of pelvic floor dysfunction\, such as bladder issues\, prolapse\, and bowel concerns throughout all stages of life\, as well as resources on next steps! \nLearn More
URL:https://swhr.org/event/pelvic-health-101/
CATEGORIES:Patient Event,Public Event,Webinar
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