Are you an entrepreneur in reproductive health and want to continue the conversation? Join the reproductive health reception, hosted by an industry leader to connect with likeminded individuals. Available to 20 people and is invite only. To be considered, all applicants must be registered for the summit.

This discussion highlights the latest developments and research-to-date around ovarian function. Looking at the hormones that dominate the endocrine system, this panel assesses the broader impact that an understanding of ovarian function would have on extending fertility, delaying menopause, and significantly reducing symptoms such as sweating, heart disease and dementia experienced by women throughout their lifetime. 

This session looks at one of the fastest growing areas in women’s health: menopause. We’re deep diving into the latest research, addressing the age-old debate around HRT and hormonal treatments, and covering the latest innovation, from supplements, to wearables, non-hormonal treatments, and educational platforms. Hear from a panel of experts as they share their thoughts on where they see the biggest long-term opportunity to truly address the diverse needs of menopausal women.

Hear from those championing culturally competent maternal care, as they take a 360 look at the exciting developments moving the needle and explore the opportunities to adopt a holistic approach in the delivery of care in order to truly move the needle

Sign up for this intimate roundtable to understand what the FDA is doing to support medical device innovation within obstetrical, gynecological and reproductive health.

• Gain tangible insights into how to leverage the work of the FDA to improve innovation pipelines and clinical trials.

This session homes in on a health condition that affects women at a significantly higher rate than men. Taking a 360 look at the latest insights and developments, this session covers innovative solutions that look to prevent osteoporosis, as well as those that look to manage the condition and novel research looking to address the root cause.

As many as 4 out of 5 people with an autoimmune disease are women. The question of why has plagued researchers for years. New research, however, is shedding the light on this age-old mystery for the first time. Join this presentation to hear more about this research and learn about how chromosomes play an important role in determining sex and gender differences. Consider what this means for innovation, and how it will impact other areas of women’s health.