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Part 2: Putting Value into Health Care
Health care financing is a highly complex issue impacting people, systems, and societies.
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Health Policy Insights for the 119th Congress (Invite only)
As we wrap up 2024 and transition into the new Congress, it is critical to understand which heal
th-care priorities are at the forefront of consideration and the opportunities to advance them.
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Box Lunch Pick-Up
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Lunch Plenary | Innovations Shaping Health Care
Join us to explore key advancements in health care, looking to highlight innovative mechanisms f
rom revolutionary entities such as the Advanced Projects Agency for Health (ARPA-H) and the next steps for groundbreaking legislation that has played a pivot
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The Future of Health Care Financing
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Unlocking the Policy Agenda for NextGen Biomedical Innovation
Innovation is accelerating in every part of the health-care ecosystem.
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Food Is Medicine Leaders (Invite only)
This session will explore successes and opportunities for improvement as Food Is Medicine initia
tives scale, highlight examples of innovative partnerships for Food Is Medicine implementation, and discuss collaboration across sectors and stakeholders.&nb
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Drafting the Blueprint for the Next Era of Patient Engagement
During the last two decades, the R&D ecosystem has been transformed by a shift to more patie
nt-centric approaches to biomedical R&D.
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Brain Check: Innovations in Prevention, Detection, and Intervention for Neurodegenerative Disease
Brain health is essential for all aspects of daily functioning and healthy aging. Yet, many neur
odegenerative and brain-based diseases lack effective treatments or cures and are expected to rise as the global population ages.
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Designing a Prevention-First Model (Invite only)
Health systems worldwide are exploring opportunities to support their populations in becoming he
althier.
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Global Collaboration to Eradicate Women’s Cancers
The top three women’s cancers globally—breast, cervical and endometrial—affect almost 3.5 millio
n people each year with over 1 million women dying from these diseases. Breast cancer is the most common, affecting 2.29 million women globally.
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What's Next in Aging: Leveraging Plans and Progress to Meet the Moment
Adults aged 65 and older are the fastest-growing demographic in the workforce and will soon comp
rise nearly 20 percent of the US population. There is much to celebrate in this growth.
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