Inaugural Women’s Health Series @ Soho House : Community & Cancer
The start of the SoHo house women's health series, hosted by Naureen Nayyar. Together we explore how to better understand and support our health as women. Expect a conversation that weaves together women's health, art, music, culture and community, with women's health experts and live music. It's a space for shared experience and a more grounded understanding of the lived reality of women's health.#mentalhealthday is every day if we prioritize our mental health…
October is breast cancer awareness month, so we start this series by holding space for us to all share into our bodies & connect to knowledge from those working on early detection, self love, & the clinical side of oncology …. This first part centers us on self care, early breast cancer detection & the way forward as individuals & collective, in engaging with our health as women (and those supporting women’s health).
Speakers:
Dr. Karin Dembrower
Dr. Dembrower is a dedicated breast radiologist and her scientific studies have centered around assessing if and how AI can be implemented to improve cancer detection, clinically and in the screening program and breast cancer risk estimation. At Capio S:t Göran Hospital in Stockholm, Sweden she is a Senior Breast Radiologist and Head Physician in the Department of Breast Radiology. She is also a postdoctoral researcher at Karolinska Institutet, (Department of Medical Epidemiology and Biostatistics) and Vice President of the Swedish Association of Breast Radiology. She is internationally recognized for her research on the use of artificial intelligence in mammography screening and was a principal investigator in the landmark ScreenTrustCAD trial, which evaluated replacing one of two radiologists in breast screening with AI.
Katarina Dalunde
Katarina is Co-founder of Thermaiscan Technology, a healthtech startup on a mission to provide accessible breast cancer screenings for all, using AI and thermal technology. Experiencing cancer herself in her thirties, found at an early stage thanks to a swedish screening program, she is set on giving back by helping women taking informed decisions about their health. The goal? Saving lives, one screening at the time.
Nina Gigele is the founder of aiiqo, a company using Japanese technology to build recovery wear for women. One might say she is the “recovery queen”. Nina is an avid skier and author of a book showcasing the village she resides in Austria.
Schedule :
14.00 Doors open (feel free to order drinks or contact SoHo house (even if you’re not a member) to book dinner before or after the event)
14.30 Start With Opening Mood Setting Exercise & quick intro by each speaker
14.40 Discussion Begins
15.10 Q&A and interactive part
15.20/30 Closing mood setting
15.45-16-00 Mingle & End