THE MILLENNIAL BODY & MIND — EMBRACING DIVERSITY @Stockholm
By Her Agenda StaffNov. 12 2015, Published 7:00 p.m. ET
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COST: 500-250 sek
VENUE: Nobel Forum at Karolinska Institutet
ADDRESS: Nobels väg 1, 171 65 Solna, Sweden
A Nobel Forum Symposium in Stockholm, Sweden, on 13 November 2015
The compromised physical and psychological health of millennials is now a recognized global trend that is more evident in developed countries. It is having a tangible adverse impact on individuals’ lives now, and thus also their futures. It also presents a major social challenge in terms of increased care costs and sickness absence. What measures to address this phenomenon might be effective, and are there new inter-relationships to be found at the intersections of the knowledge and research of different disciplines?
Clearly, the trend is linked to millennials’ attitudes and lifestyles. But how the healthcare sector is currently organized is also having an impact. The contemporary ‘instant generation’ is more worried about its health and expects faster—even instantaneous—access to healthcare advice and treatment.
– Could this be addressed? And if so, how?
In this interdisciplinary Swedish Initiative for Millennials’ Health, we’re inviting world-leading thinkers and participants in healthcare, medicine, psychology, business and other relevant sectors to share their insights and experiences.
Could you be a contributor? If so, please register for this one-day symposium, hosted by the Karolinska Institute Center for Gender Medicine at Nobel Forum in Stockholm, Sweden, on 13 November 2015.
Our journey will explore three specific themes, investigating how to Fuel, Rest and Move the Millennial Body & Mind. We will also address the issue of whether Embracing Sex & Gender Diversity is relevant, and if so, how.
Each theme session will include a number of keynote addresses by senior and junior speakers, followed by an open forum where we discuss ideas and findings from an interdisciplinary perspective.
PROGRAM
Stage host/moderator: Ulrika Nandra
Journalist, well-established lecturer and moderator who received a lot of attention some years ago for an article about sex trafficking of young women and children in Mumbai which resulted in the Indian embassy blacklisting her indefinitely. Also co-author of the critically acclaimed book, called, ÄGD (“Owned”) describing the nature of power.
KEYNOTE SPEAKERS
MILLENNIALS AND FUTURE PATIENTS
Peter Majanen, CEO, Quattroporte and Ronald Jones, Harvard University, giving an introduction to the millennials as group, their views on healthcare, lifestyle, medicine and what we could expect from them as future patients.
SUICIDE – REASONS, RISK GROUPS AND WAYS TO PREVENT
Bo Runeson, Professor/senior physician, Department of Clinical Neuroscience, Karolinska Institutet
CHALLENGES FACING TRANSGENDER YOUTH IN CANADA
Cara Tannenbaum, Scientific Director of Canada’s Institute of Gender and Health, and Professor in the Faculties of Medicine and Pharmacy at the Université de Montréal, presents results from a recent survey of transgender youth in Canada.
GLOBAL YOUTH – VALUES & LIFESTYLE
Cristina Lázaro Morales, Consultant & Future strategist at Kairos Future present results from their research on values, expectations and dreams among young people living in different countries/cultures.
THEME SESSION : FUEL
THE ASSOCIATION BETWEEN SELF-IMAGE AND EATING DISORDER SYMPTOMS
Emma Forsén Mantilla, Licensed psychologist and postgraduate at KÄTS Kunskapscentrum för Ätstörningar Stockholm.
SOFT POTATOES – A MATTER OF SITTING (TOO MUCH)
Some says sitting has more negative impact on life & health than smoking. Truth or myth? Matthias Lidin, PhD Student & Junior researcher, Karolinska Institutet.
THEME SESSION : REST
YOUNG PEOPLE’S SLEEP HABITS AND THE EFFECTS OF BAD SLEEP
Torbjörn Åkerstedt, affiliated professor in psychology, Karolinska Institutet and Stockholm Stress Center.
MINDFULNESS, A POSSIBLE METHOD TO AVOID HEALTH PROBLEMS?
Frida Thorsén and Carl Antonson, Researchers in mindfulness, its effect on health and wellbeing, MD's and mindfulness instructors.
THEME SESSION : MOVE
THE WELLNESS SYNDROME
Carl Cederström,, Author of the book ”The Wellness Syndrome” and Associate Professor in organisation theory at Stockholm Business School.
EFFECTS ON BODY & MIND BY EMBRACING A LESS SEDENTARY LIFESTYLE
Örjan Ekblom, Associate professor Head of unit at the Swedish School of Sport & Health Sciences.
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ALL SUBJECTS AND SPEAKERS IN THIS PROGRAM MIGHT BE SUBJECT FOR CHANGES
