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Catalysts of Change: Philanthropy, Advocacy, and Innovation in Rare Disease Research
Rare disease patients, advocacy groups, philanthropists, and researchers have overcome significa
nt challenges in their efforts to improve treatment and care.
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The Price of Health
Medical debt accounts for more than 65 percent of bankruptcies in the US. Crowdsourcing, cash di
scounts, and price transparency navigators have emerged as ways to help patients pay for their medical bills.
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Feeding Change Reception (Invite only)
A private reception for Feeding Change guests, stakeholders, and partners. Light refreshments wi
ll be served.
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Part 2: Bot or Not?: AI in Health Care
The rise of AI has promised transformation across many of our systems, and our health care is no
exception.
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Feeding Change Business Council Meeting (Invite only)
A private meeting for Feeding Change Business Council members.
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Box Lunch Pick-Up
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All Hands on Deck: Partnering for Prevention
Preventive measures, including vaccinations, screenings, diagnostics, and prophylaxis, are cruci
al in helping individuals maintain health and wellness.
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Why Younger People Are Getting Cancer and What We Can Do About It
For the first time, 2 million Americans will be diagnosed with cancer in 2024. Of those diagnose
d, is an alarming increase in early-onset cancer in adults under 45. The trend is now global, occurring across sexes and cancer types.
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Part 2: Connecting the Dots for Women's Health: Research Innovation, Access, and Care
The recent launch of the White House Initiative on Women’s Health and ARPA-H’s Sprint for Women’
s Health have brought needed focus on this under-resourced area of health care.
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Part 2: Food as Engagement: Implications for Health and Access to Care
Food is increasingly being recognized as essential to preventing, managing, and treating chronic
diseases. Approximately half of all US adults have at least one preventable diet-related condition, accounting for 85 percent of health-care spending.
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Part 2: A Glimpse Ahead: The Future of R&D
Scientific and technological innovations will continue to change the lifecycle of drug developme
nt, from discovery to clinical trials and commercialization, with the promise to prevent and treat diseases in new ways. These innovations might hold th
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Transforming the Future of Clinical Trials (Invite only)
The COVID-19 pandemic demonstrated that, despite the ultimate success of vaccine development, th
e US did not have sufficient infrastructure close to communities to run clinical trials effectively, nor to engage potential participants where they live, wo
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