Past Graylyn Conference on Women's Health
Women's Cognitive Health

Past Conferences

2007: Continuing the Dialogue: Cutting Edge Translational Research 
2005: Fostering a Dialogue About Translational Research
2003: Women’s Cognitive Health
2001: Women’s Cognitive Health
1999: The Role of Estrogen and Other Factors in Dementia
1997: The Role of Estrogen

Overview and Background
The Women's Health Center of Excellence for Research, Leadership, Education (WHCoE) at Wake Forest University School of Medicine began annual Graylyn Conferences on Women's Health for cutting-edge women's health research in 1995. Conferences have focused on the effects of estrogen on the pathogenesis and prevention of atherosclerosis and cognitive decline, and have been successful in serving as catalysts for new research on estrogen, heart disease and cognition. The format of the conference is unique in that we limit the attendance to 100 attendees to facilitate a dialogue among presenter and attendees.
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Audience
Basic, clinical, and epidemiological investigators conducting research on dementia, cognitive functioning and learning are invited to attend, along with health policy and research administrators responsible for planning new clinical or research agendas involving women's health.
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Current Conference
To find out more about the current conference, please visit our Cognition Conference Page.
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