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Health Summit

Web Summit Lisbon


November 9-12, 2026

The new blueprint for human health

Meet the health industry leaders who joined us

Tom Hale - Oura

Tom Hale

CEO
Oura

Will Ahmed - Whoop

Will Ahmed

Founder & CEO
Whoop

Lidia Fonseca     Chief Digital and Technology Officer, Executive Vice President  Pfizer

Lidia Fonseca

Chief Digital and Technology Officer, Executive VP
Pfizer

Ekaterina Malievskaia - Compass Pathways

Ekaterina Malievskaia

Co-founder
Compass Pathways

Max Hodak - Science

Max Hodak

Founder & CEO
Science

Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus Director-general World Health Organization

Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus

Director-general
World Health Organization

Rhiannon White - CEO - Clue

Rhiannon White

CEO
Clue

Gina Bartasi - Kindbody

Gina Bartasi

Founder & Executive Chair
Kindbody

Fabian Siegel - Life Extension Ventures

Fabian Siegel

Partner
Life Extension Ventures

Hilary Coles - Hims and Hers

Hilary Coles

Co-founder & VP of Merchandising
Hims & Hers

Headlined by industry-leading organisations

The companies and organisations advancing the future of health and healthcare.

AI's great promise is "the end of disease". A pipe dream...or a mathematical certainty?

The next era of human wellness is here. From AI-driven insights to autonomous tracking and life-extending devices, investment is flooding into a market that is transforming how we age and live. Can the leaders of this medical evolution actually deliver a healthier world for all?

AI and connected care

Data-driven wellness

The new longevity frontier

The future of behavioural health

AI is here and indispensable to healthcare. From agentic workflows and ambient clinical intelligence to continuous patient monitoring, an automated, connected ecosystem is reducing industry burnout, scaling operations, and enabling proactive care.
But as AI scales, the question remains: how do we automate medicine without losing the human heart of care?

AI and connected care

Data-driven wellness

The new longevity frontier

The future of behavioural health

Moving past simple step counts, continuous health tracking is the new medical reality. Wearables are pumping an unprecedented stream of biometric data into the cloud, enabling a shift toward truly proactive care.
How do we harness the immense power of wearable tracking while addressing the deeper ethical questions of data ownership, societal equity, and human autonomy?

AI and connected care

Data-driven wellness

The new longevity frontier

The future of behavioural health

The longevity revolution is no longer about chasing immortality; it's about scaling human healthspan. From AI-driven diagnostics to cellular rejuvenation tech, the focus has shifted from simply extending life to maximising the active, healthy years of a global population.
As science enables us to live healthier for longer, how do we scale these breakthroughs to make healthy ageing accessible to everyone?

AI and connected care

Data-driven wellness

The new longevity frontier

The future of behavioural health

The artificial divide between physical and mental health has officially dissolved. For investors, industry leaders, and regulators, the priority is no longer the scalability of digital interventions, but their capacity to drive measurable outcomes, uphold ethical data standards, and reinforce, rather than replace, the human element of medicine.

Highlights from our events

Insights from the leaders, researchers, and innovators shaping the future of healthcare.

From sick care to health care

From sick care to health care

What happens when health is monitored every day, not once a year? Healthcare may stop waiting for people to get sick. Oura CEO Tom Hale broke down why continuous, preventative care is the only scalable path forward – and how technology is finally making it possible.

Health

Innovation

Loneliness at the end of empire

Loneliness at the end of empire

In this conversation, Dr. Gabor Maté and Hasan Piker explored loneliness as a defining feature of life in the waning phase of Western hegemony. Tracing how trauma, disconnection and feelings of unfulfillment can be systemic, and not just personal.

Health

Society

Hacking the brain

Hacking the brain

Our brains are shifting from the biological to programmable, one that can be engineered, augmented, and fused with artificial intelligence. Science Founder & CEO Max Hodak explained how brain-computer interfaces are rewriting the rules of cognition.

AI and machine learning

Ethics

Closing the gap in women's healthcare

Closing the gap in women's healthcare

How can we tackle the most pressing challenges facing women's healthcare? Rhiannon White, CEO of Clue, discussed how the future of femtech and healthcare in general is not reactive but proactive, with tools like Clue empowering individuals with personalised insights to not only manage but prevent health issues.

Health

Society