Attend the NextGen:Health Conference in NYC

Hope to see you there!

Attend the invitation-only NextGen:Health conference taking place next month in New York City with presenters from: The Mayo Clinic, Harvard, MIT Media Lab, IBM Watson Project, Columbia, three NY Times bestselling authors, a Start Up Health Hall of Innovation, and a Mobile Health Summit with leading CEO's.

NextGen:Health brings together top innovators, practitioners and executives from all aspects of healthcare to share innovative ideas on increasing patient wellbeing, improving experiences of the doctors, staff, patients, and families, and enabling better research and data-sharing. Talks are short, engaging and entertaining. The topics are game-changing BIG ideas!

NextGen:Health
March 29-30
NYC

This is a dynamic theater experience - no boring lectures, no bulletpoints, and no pitching.NextGen:Health is a dynamic theater experience. Talks are short and game-changing, full of rich multimedia, and given by the world's top innovators!

Learn more and register here for a special discounted rate.
Your invitation code is AKH112

Renowned Presenters discussing innovation in delivering healthcare, methods and technology, environment and practice.

Run a half-marathon and help a child through the Fresh Air Fund

When I was a student at MIT, I ran the Boston marathon as a bandit (unofficial, non-qualified runner). I wasn't a runner. I just wanted to give it a try and I finished it in 4 hours. "Heartbreak Hill" was brutal. If you enjoy running, perhaps you'd consider running the NYC half-marathon next month. It's a relatively flat run (so you won't have to worry about a heartbreak hill experience). You can help children while you're at it. The Fresh Air Fund is looking for runners and sponsors to join the Fresh Air Fund-Racers team for the NYC Half-Marathon on August 16th. http://freshair.org/racers

Last summer's NYC Half-Marathon was a huge success and the Fresh Air Fund-Racers raised more than $125,000.

Since 1877, The Fresh Air Fund, a not-for-profit agency, has provided free summer experiences in the country to more than 1.7 million New York City children from disadvantaged communities. Each year, thousands of children visit volunteer host families in 13 states and Canada through the Friendly Town Program or attend Fresh Air Fund camps.

The Fresh Air Fund is also still in need of Friendly Town hosts for next month. Host families open their hearts and home to a NYC child who would not otherwise have the opportunity to escape the hot, crowded city streets.

To learn more about the Fresh Air Fund, visit: http://www.freshair.org
You can also follow the Fresh Air Fund on Twitter @FreshAirFund