Women’s HealthX welcomes top clinicians driving change across key health areas

Women’s HealthX has confirmed a new wave of clinical leaders, bringing together the decision makers shaping how therapies and technologies are adopted in real world care.

The event spans seven dedicated stages covering the full lifecycle of women’s health, from fertility and sexual health to maternity and menopause, giving attendees actionable insights from frontline leaders across hospitals and healthcare systems.

Confirmed sessions and trailblazers include:

Menopause & Healthy Aging

• The Heart of the Transition: Menopause and Cardiovascular Disease

Emily Lau, Co-Director, Women’s Heart Health Program, Brigham and Women’s Hospital

• Bridge the gaps in menopause education to advance awareness

Jan Shifren, Director, Massachusetts General Hospital Midlife Women’s Health Center

• Designing and scaling Menopause care practices – creating a safe space that supports the needs of all patients

Barb DePree, Director of Women’s Health, Holland Hospital

Sexual Health

• Provide improved sexual health care by understanding patient and clinician barriers

Suneela Vegunta, Vice Chair, Women’s Health Research Division, Mayo Clinic

Maternity & Maternal Care

• Partners in care: Bridge existing healthcare gaps caused by fragmentation between OB/GYN and birth workers

Christina Pardo, Medical Director, Women’s Health Practice, NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital

Fertility & Reproductive

• Prolong fertility preservation by highlighting ovarian insufficiency through genetic variant data analysis

Julie Rios, Division Director, Reproductive Endocrinology & Infertility, UPMC

Additional trailblazers joining the conversation include:

• Payal Srinivasa, Director of Reproductive Health/OBGYN, Fenway Health
• Gayatri Setia, Director of Preventive Cardiology, NYCHHC
• Catherine Monk, Founding Director, Center for the Transition to Parenthood
• Amanda Borsky, Director, Clinical Research, Northwell Health

Together, these speakers represent leading hospitals and healthcare systems, offering frontline insight into evolving care models and what it takes to implement change at scale.

View the full speaker list to see who else is joining the conversation.

The programme moves beyond discussion into delivery, giving attendees access to the latest clinical evidence, emerging digital tools, and real world outcomes data to support integrated, high quality care across the women’s health lifecycle.

With Chief Medical Officers and senior clinical leaders in attendance, Women’s HealthX brings together those turning innovation into practice.

For leaders shaping clinical strategy, building care pathways, or implementing new models, this is where adoption accelerates.

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