Congress Program
Sunday May 11th
18:00
Welcome function/Cocktail EEC Exhibition area
Monday May 12th
08:00
Plenary Session
ECC Main auditorium
08:00
Welcome
Welcome, Gabriele Teichmann, Hannover Re, DE
08:10
Keynote Address 1
The Future of Long Lives, David Sinclair, International Longevity Centre, UK
09:00
Keynote Address 2
Geroscience and Implications for Ageing and Longevity, Jay Olshansky, University of Illinois, Chicago, US
09:50
Break
10:10
Panel Discussion 1
ECC Main auditorium
Ageing, anti-ageing and implications on the insurance industry, D Sinclair, ILC, UK; J Olshansky, University of Chicago, US; J Schoonbee, Swiss Re, CH; C Bark, Hinounou, FR;
Chair: D Zimmerman, RGA, US.
11:00
Coffee break - Exhibition Area
11:30
Plenary Session
Main auditorium
Cancer 1
11:30
Presentation 1
Uldate on Breast Cancer, Miguel Barbosa, Centro Hospitalar Universitário de São João, Porto, PT
12:15
Presentation 2
Behavioural Evolution: Navigating Cancer and Insurance Implications with ICD-O Revisions, Adela Osman, RGA, ZA
13:00
Lunch at the ECC Foyer - First floor
13:10
Bonus Session
Large Meeting Room
Better care, Better Ageing, Charles Bark, HiNounou, FR
14:00
Parallel Breakout Sessions
Main auditorium and breakout rooms
14:00
Breakout 2
The Future of Health Insurance - AI and Digital Platforms - Still Need the Human Touch!, Bill Bossany, Bossany Consulting International, US
14:00
Breakout 3
Tuition in Insurance, Social Medicine in the EU, Loana Soare, University of Bucharest, RO
14:50
Breakout 5
Study on Long-Term Prediction of Mortality Improvements Rates in China, Ning Qing, Gen Re, CN
14:50
Breakout 6
Understanding the role of critical illness products in 2025 and beyond,
Matthew Procter, Hannover Re, ZA
15:30
Coffee break - Exhibition Area
16:00
Plenary Session
Main auditorium
Cancer 2
16:00
Presentation 3
Common Cancers at Uncommon Age: What is Early-onset Cancer?, Tobias Schiergens, Swiss Re, DE
17:30
End of day 1
18:30
Free night
Tuesday May 13th
08:00
Plenary Session
Main auditorium
Blood screening
08:00
Presentation 5
Transforming chronic disease prevention with advanced risk detection based on a single blood test, Jeffrey Barrett, Nightingale Health, FI
09:00
Plenary Session
Main auditorium
Mental health
09:00
Presentation 6
Evolving perspective on neurodivergence – are ADHD and autism still a risk to consider in UW?, Karsten Filzmaier, we4impact, DE
09:45
Plenary Session
Main auditorium
Behavioural science
09:45
Presentation 7
What Works and What Doesn't: Counter-intuitive Findings from 10 years of Applying Behavioural Science in Insurance, Will Trump, Unconventional Wisdom, UK
10:30
Coffee break - Exhibition Area
11:00
Plenary Session
Main auditorium
Law and regulation
11:00
Panel Discussion 2
Cancer Survivors "Right to be Forgotten" - State of Affairs and Future Directions, Alban Senn, MR, DE; Antoine Moll, SCOR, FR; John Turner, Underwriting&More, CH; Panel
Chair: Fabrice Chouty, Hannover Re, FR
12:00
End of session
12:00
Lunch and Congress tours
19:30
Gala dinner
Wednesday May 14th
08:00
Plenary Session
Main auditorium
Artificial Intelligence, Data Analytics
08:00
Presentation 8
Building on the Stethoscope & Beyond the Bedside - Technology Enabled Insights and Predictive Power, Paulo Pinho, Meridian Analytics, US
08:50
Presentation 9
Artificial Intelligence to Unlock the Secrets of the Heart, Emoke Posan, Partner Re, CA
09:40
Presentation 10
How artificial intelligence is being deployed and impacting clinical care, Craig Rhodes, deepC, DE
10:30
Coffee break - Exhibition Area
11:00
Plenary Session
Main auditorium
Obesity treatments
11:00
Presentation 11
(Video Conference)
Is Insurance Coverage for Metabolic Surgery a Loss or a Gain?, Daniel Tong, Hong Kong University, HK
11:45
Presentation 12
Weight loss without exercise? What are the facts about anti-obesity medication?
David Lu, Swiss Re, HK
12:30
Lunch at the Foyer - First Floor
12:40
Bonus Session
Large Meeting Room
From Addiction to Disability: Exploring Health Impacts and Risks, Ana Margarida Franco, Hospital Lusladas Monsanto, Addiction, PT
13:30
Plenary Session
Main auditorium
Infectious diseases
13:30
Presentation 13
(Video Conference)
Infectious Disease Trends: Emerging Risks and the Revolution of Vaccine Technologies, Michael Osterholm, University of Minnesota, US
15:00
Coffee break - Exhibition Area
15:30
Plenary Session
Main auditorium
Gastrointestinal disease
15:30
Presentation 15
'Go with Your Gut’ – The Role of Microbiome in the Development of Cancer and Neurodegenerative Diseases, Sandra Mitic, Gen Re, DE
16:15
Presentation 16
Cocktails and Covid 19 Pounds: The Essential Ingredients for Early Liver Cirrhosis, Elyssa Del Valle, Swiss Re, US
17:00
Plenary Session
Main auditorium
Closing
17:00
Closing
Gabriele Teichmann, Hannover Re, DE and Gonzalo Álvarez, Sancor Seguros, AR
17:15
End of session