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The Global Health Forum is a year-round ecosystem connecting clinicians, innovators, policymakers, and investors.

Our flagship event, Global Health Congress (NYC), drives collaboration at the intersection of healthcare, AI, capital, and equity. The GHF brings together global leaders from business, government, academia, and civil society to discuss major challenges in the healthcare industry. The goal is to foster collaboration amongst
silo’ d stakeholders and generate ideas for solving key challenges and obst

acles inhibiting more equitable and affordable healthcare access to those most in need. The Global Healthcare Forum is a landmark event that brings together top leaders, innovators, and experts in the healthcare industry. This summit provides a platform for discussing groundbreaking advancements, emerging trends, and transformative technologies shaping the future of healthcare. Attendees can network with industry pioneers, explore the latest in medical research, and gain insights into innovative solutions for patient care. The event features keynote sessions, panel discussions, and interactive workshops on critical topics like telemedicine, AI in healthcare, and personalized treatment. Join us to connect, collaborate, and shape the future of global healthcare.

05/18/2026

Healthcare AI is moving beyond experimentation.

RecovryAI’s FDA Breakthrough designation marks an important moment for generative AI in clinical care — especially in how patient recovery, monitoring, and communication may evolve in the years ahead.

Swipe through to explore what this means across healthcare, technology, regulation, and investment. →

05/16/2026

The future of healthcare is becoming more connected.

Hospitals, researchers, governments, technology platforms, and healthcare providers are no longer operating in separate lanes. The shift toward integrated global health ecosystems is changing how healthcare is delivered, scaled, and improved worldwide.

Swipe through to explore how collaboration, digital infrastructure, and innovation are reshaping the future of global health. →

05/15/2026

AI in healthcare is no longer just supporting research behind the scenes.

It is now helping move drug discovery into real human trials.

Insilico Medicine’s latest milestone reflects how AI-enabled healthcare innovation is beginning to influence timelines, therapeutic development, investment priorities, and the future of patient care itself.

As healthcare systems evolve, collaboration between pharma, technology, clinical research, and healthcare operators will become even more important.

Swipe through to explore why this moment matters across every sector of healthcare. →

05/14/2026

Brain health is becoming one of healthcare’s most important conversations.

The boundaries between mental health and neurological care are becoming harder to separate — and healthcare systems around the world are beginning to respond with more integrated approaches.

From AI-powered diagnostics and neuro-monitoring to digital mental health platforms and preventive care models, the future of care is becoming more connected, continuous, and patient-centered.

This carousel explores the growing convergence of mental and neurological health — and why it matters across healthcare, technology, and policy.

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05/13/2026

The conversation around aging is changing.

What was once seen as an inevitable decline is now becoming an active area of clinical research, innovation, and long-term healthcare strategy.

The PEARL trial findings around rapamycin are contributing to a larger shift in how longevity, prevention, and cellular health are being explored across healthcare sectors.

From pharma and AI to preventive care and health-tech, the implications extend far beyond a single study.

This carousel breaks down the research, the signals, and the broader questions the industry is beginning to ask.

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05/12/2026

The future of healthcare is being built quietly inside hospital systems right now.

Not through one breakthrough alone — but through thousands of connected improvements happening across diagnostics, workflows, monitoring, communication, and patient care.

The conversation around healthcare technology is no longer about “going digital.”
It’s about creating systems that are faster, more coordinated, and more human-centered.

This carousel explores some of the shifts already reshaping modern hospitals.

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05/11/2026

Behind every healthcare system are the people holding it together.

New insights from AMA 2024 and Medscape 2026 highlight a growing intersection between physician burnout and widening earnings disparities across healthcare.

What may appear as separate workforce challenges are deeply connected to larger questions around care quality, retention, operational sustainability, and long-term system resilience.

The effects are already being felt across sectors — from staffing pressures and physician engagement to opportunities for AI-enabled workflow support and better care coordination.

Improving healthcare systems means supporting the people within them.
And that requires collaboration across technology, operations, policy, and innovation.

Swipe through to explore the broader implications across healthcare sectors.

05/04/2026

A new step forward for AI in healthcare.

ChatGPT for clinicians reflects how quickly technology is moving from concept to real-world clinical use. By supporting documentation, improving diagnostic insights, and integrating with existing systems, it is helping reshape how healthcare professionals work.

But the impact goes beyond clinicians.

Across the ecosystem, this shift is opening new opportunities — from smarter drug development and better patient communication to more efficient hospital workflows and stronger investment in AI-driven healthcare solutions.

Healthcare is becoming more connected, more data-driven, and more responsive.

The real question now is how different sectors adapt to this change, and how these tools are integrated responsibly into everyday care.

04/28/2026

A new model. A larger shift.

The WISeR Model reflects where healthcare is heading — toward integrated, data-driven, and value-based systems.

By combining clinical data, risk adjustment, and social determinants of health, it aims to improve outcomes while keeping care more efficient and coordinated.

But its impact goes beyond one framework.

Across sectors:
Pharma → new outcome-based partnerships
AI & Tech → demand for advanced analytics
Providers → more integrated workflows
Investors → scalable value-based platforms

This is what system-level change looks like.

Healthcare is no longer operating in silos — it is becoming connected, measurable, and continuously evolving.

04/23/2026

Leading together. Healthier tomorrow. Stronger world.

The Global Health Congress 2026 brings together global leaders, innovators, and change-makers for three days of focused conversation and action.

From big-picture leadership discussions to real-world solutions and venture-driven innovation — the goal is simple: connect, collaborate, and move healthcare forward.

📍 The Yale Club, New York City
📅 October 9-11

04/17/2026

A year focused on building the right foundation.

The Global Health Forum has brought together physicians, innovators, investors, and policymakers — with a clear focus on moving from conversation to ex*****on.

From the inaugural Congress in New York to a growing global presence, the work has been about connecting ideas with real-world impact.

Next: Global Health Congress 2026
October 9–11 | Yale Club, New York

The work continues.

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