​Women, AI & the Future of Health

​Smarter Care, Longer Lives and Grounded Leadership in the AI Era

​AI is changing health from the laboratory to our everyday lives.

​It is accelerating drug discovery, genomics and medical research, while also showing up in the wearables, health apps, AI coaches and information tools we increasingly use to understand our own wellbeing.

​This Women in AI conversation brings together women working across healthcare, oncology, biotechnology and nervous system leadership to explore where AI could genuinely improve health and where clinical judgement, good data, patient trust and human wellbeing still need to lead.

​We’ll explore questions such as:

• ​How can ambitious women use technology to support their health and leadership without allowing constant information and acceleration to increase emotional load?

• ​Can AI help discover new medicines or identify new uses for drugs we already have?

• ​What could AI mean for cancer research, prevention, early detection and more personalised care?

• ​Can it help uncover patterns that were historically missed because women were underrepresented in medical research?

• ​How do we make sure AI learns from better data rather than reproducing existing bias?

• ​How useful are wearables, health apps and AI-generated health advice and when can too much tracking become counterproductive?

​The event is free to attend, but capacity is limited.

​📅 Friday, September 25, 2026
🕞 Arrival from 3:30 PM
🎙️ Panel discussion: 4:00–5:30 PM
📍 VIP Cinema, Camana Bay

​Powered by Health City Cayman Islands

​Meet the Panel

​Rebekah Brooks
Head of Marketing, PR & Sales, Health City Cayman Islands | Chair, Cayman Islands Cancer Society

​Bringing the healthcare leadership and community perspective, with a focus on patient education, prevention, trust and keeping people at the centre of healthcare innovation.

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​Dr Vineetha Binoy
Senior Consultant Medical Oncologist, Health City Cayman Islands

​Bringing the clinical perspective on prevention, screening and early detection, oncology innovation, emerging treatments and how patients can navigate AI-generated health information without losing the importance of medical judgement.

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​Christina Cunningham
CEO & Co-Founder, Sentisson | AI, Biotechnology & Healthcare | TechCayman Ecosystem

​Bringing the biotechnology and health intelligence perspective, exploring AI-assisted drug discovery, genomics, medication repurposing, historical gaps in health data, and how better intelligence can help smaller biotech companies, researchers and ultimately patients benefit from innovation.

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​Delphine Renaud
Nervous System Regulation & Leadership Coach

​Exploring nervous system regulation, emotional load and grounded leadership in the AI era, including how wearables, AI health tools and digital wellbeing apps can support greater self-awareness without becoming another source of pressure.

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​Lissette Anez — Moderator
Founder Story Studio & Sparktoria | TechCayman Ecosystem

​Connecting the conversation across health, technology and leadership, and bringing the discussion back to the practical decisions women are making about their health, families, work and use of AI.

​This event is inclusive for all and designed to make the rapidly evolving intersection of AI and health more understandable, useful and human, from breakthrough medical research to the technology we carry on our wrists and phones.

​Guests will receive a complimentary welcome beverage on arrival. Please arrive from 3:30 PM to collect your drink, meet the community and find a seat before the discussion begins.

​Early RSVP is strongly recommended.

​About Story Studio: A Cayman Islands based strategy and innovation studio working at the intersection of communications, technology, research and human ready transformation.

​About Health City Cayman Islands: An advanced healthcare provider serving Cayman and international patients, with a focus on specialist care, prevention, clinical innovation and patient-centred healthcare.

​Disclaimer: Photography, video and audio recording may take place during the event. By attending, you acknowledge that images or recordings may be used by the organisers for event communications, marketing and promotional purposes. If you would prefer not to appear in promotional materials, please let a member of the event team know.