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Dr. Trisha Pasricha is one of the country's most popular and impactful medical journalists and a trusted expert in science communication.

Dr. Pasricha has over 15 years of broadcast experience and draws from her medical expertise as a board-certified internal medicine physician and NIH-funded scientist to weigh in on breaking health news and translate complex health topics for a general audience. Whether discussing ways to reduce the risk of early-onset cancer, tips for better sleep, or the latest research on endocrine disrupting chemicals, she always puts the science first.

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Cutting Through the Noise: Science Communication That Builds Trust.

How to make smart health decisions in a world of misinformation.

In an age of viral health myths, misinformation fuels stress and drains productivity. Harvard physician and Washington Post columnist Dr. Pasricha shares how to filter fact from fiction, protect your health, and empower your team to thrive—with strategies grounded in science, not hype.

The Gut-Brain Connection: Unlock Your Focus, Energy, and Resilience

Science-backed habits for mental clarity and longevity

Your gut is more than digestion—it’s a mastermind shaping your energy, mood, and even longevity. As the Director of the Institute for Gut-Brain Research at Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center, Dr. Pasricha reveals how improving gut health can sharpen focus, reduce burnout, and even help protect against brain diseases like Parkinson’s and Alzheimer's—so you can perform at your peak for years to come.

The Rising Cancer Crisis: How Women Can Stay Ahead

Simple, science-driven steps to protect your healthspan

Using Dr. Pasricha's own experience treating young patients with colorectal cancer and her gripping reporting on this topic, including for The New York Times, NPR, and The Washington Post, she shares the key insights behind the worrisome rise in cancers disproportionately affecting women under 50. From gut health and diet to hidden exposures like phthalates in cosmetics and PFAS in everyday products, attendees leave with practical, science-backed strategies to protect their health and build resilience.