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Welcome to our quarterly newsletter, where we share our latest insights, collaborations, and perspectives shaping the future of health. Read on — and be sure to follow us on LinkedIn to learn more about our latest developments.

New insights and research from MHI (selection)

• Primary care, reimagined: Workforce and care model innovation in a modern age, with West Health. Interactive and blog.
• Care for women: Investing in care delivery to improve women’s lives and livelihoods, with the World Economic Forum’s Global Alliance for Women’s Health. Interactive and blog.
• Scaling mental health where life happens: Financing task-sharing programs in mental health. Scaling task sharing playbook, real-world case study, and blog.
• Workplace well-being is a competitive advantage. 5 choices effective leaders can make, with the World Economic Forum. Blog.

Convening ecosystems, catalyzing impact (selection)

• During this year's World Bank Spring Meetings in Washington, D.C., MHI convened with finance leaders, investors, business executives, and global health experts on investing in prevention as a strategic economic priority and cornerstone of resilient, inclusive growth. Get the roundup.
• MHI and McKinsey & Company partnered with Moms First to build the business case for employer investment in child care, identifying up to $70 billion in annual opportunity for U.S. employers by supporting the wellbeing of working parents. Get the report.
• Alongside the Skoll World Forum in Oxford, MHI joined Grand Challenges Canada, Global Brain Economy Initiative, and SecondMuse Capital to coordinate action around a shared vision for sustainable financing for brain capital. Get the roundup.
• At the World Health Assembly in Geneva, MHI co-convened, presented and joined 40+ events, engaging 750+ policymakers, investors, health leaders, and civil society organizations on opportunities to advance brain capital, health in cities, women’s health, metabolic health, digital health, and prevention at scale. Get the roundup.
• At the inaugural European Brain Economy Summit and second annual Texas Brain Economy Summit, MHI leaders mobilized around investment in brain capital, including promotion of positive brain health. Learn more from Europe and Texas.
• MHI supported The Economist’s Economics of Obesity and Metabolic Health Summit and joined Founder’s Forum’s Longevity Show, headlining several sessions to make the case for a cross-sector movement toward prioritizing metabolic health for all. Get the roundup.
• On the heels of Pope Leo XIV's call for AI to advance human dignity, MHI leaders joined the inaugural Borgo Dialogues at the Vatican to explore how technology, business, and society can work together to advance human flourishing, integral health, and the common good. Learn more.

MHI in the media (3 stories shaping health)

• Time: Women’s Brains Can Help Unleash a $1 Trillion Opportunity
• Fast Co Middle East: The Middle East’s opportunity to drive growth through metabolic health
• U.S. News & World Report: How Task Sharing Can Improve Access to Mental Health Care

What’s next

In the coming months, MHI will keep up momentum by publishing and amplifying practical ways to unlock brain capital in the age of AI, including resources for employers and a brain capital investment mapping. MHI will also host a cross-industry business building summit on metabolic health with Stanford Medicine, and publish new insights including on women’s health in the United Kingdom and the future of healthy longevity in New York City. In September, MHI will head to New York for the 81st UN General Assembly (UNGA), where insights from The Health of Nations, brain health, metabolic health, and women’s health will be central to discussions across multiple forums.

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