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Stay informed and engaged with upcoming events, talks, and collaborations driving progress in women’s brain health.


Miolane gives science research lecture

The Ann S. Bowers WBHI
Seminar Series

First Monday of the month via Zoom


The Ann S. Bowers WBHI Seminar Series is dedicated to promoting research, awareness, and advocacy for women’s brain health. 

Check out the 2025-2026 lineup and register for the free series here. 

Upcoming WBHI Events

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Bowers WBHI Seminar Series

Proteomics Link Menopause to Brain Aging and Dementia Risk

Sep 14, 2026 | 8:00AM PT

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UAA2026

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2026 National Alzheimer’s Summit (virtual)

Sep 16, 2026 | 8:00AM PT

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Past WBHI Events

Melissa Wright

A spotlight on hormones and the cerebrovascular system

Jul 13, 2026 | 8:00AM PT

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Peter Schmidt

Perimenopausal Depression: Clinical, Endocrine, and Cellular Characteristics

Jun 8, 2026 | 8:00AM PT

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SaxbeGodmothers

Godmothers Gather: Darby Saxbe & Emily Jacobs

Jun 7, 2026 | 6:00PM PT

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Santa Barbara, California 93106

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