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Prevention & Longevity18/09/2026

Prevention & Longevity Conference 2027: “Model and Act”, a New Ambition to Transform Healthcare

On 4 and 5 February 2027, the Maison de la Chimie in Paris will host the 3rd edition of the Prevention & Longevity Conference. Guided by the new motto “Model and Act”, this edition will explore three major themes: ultra-personalised prevention and longevity, women's health and digital surgery. The programme includes two days of scientific discussions in a hybrid format, an innovation competition for startups and a prestigious official dinner. A renewed ambition: to accelerate the transition towards more preventive, personalised medicine that is accessible to everyone.

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Healthcare System Transformation & Digital Health25/08/2026

Tomorrow’s Healthcare: From Treatment to Prevention, the Urgent Need for a Paradigm Shift

Faced with the surge in chronic diseases and the limitations of the treatment-focused model, the transition towards preventive and personalised medicine is becoming a necessity. Genomics, biomarkers, artificial intelligence and health data are opening new opportunities to anticipate risks and improve healthy longevity. But this transformation requires much more than technological innovation: it calls for a redesign of funding models, progressively prioritising prevention over hospitalisation. An essential paradigm shift to build a more humane, accessible and economically sustainable healthcare system.

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Artificial intelligence28/01/2026

AI in French healthcare: the real debate begins with data architecture

The real obstacle to deploying artificial intelligence in healthcare is not technological but structural. Fragmented data, a lack of interoperability and sovereignty concerns still limit its potential. Whether through centralised or distributed architectures, transforming the healthcare system depends first on reliable, secure and accessible data infrastructure. This is a major strategic challenge if AI is to become a genuine driver of innovation, prevention and better care.

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Prevention & health literacy23/12/2025

Health literacy: the missing link in the transition to a preventive health system

Faced with an ageing population and the rise in chronic diseases, France must accelerate its transition towards preventive, personalised medicine that is accessible to everyone. But this transformation cannot succeed without strengthening health literacy, which is essential to enable every citizen to understand their risks, make informed choices and take action for their health. A major challenge for equity, sustainability and long-term political vision.

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Care delivery30/10/2025

Medical transport: a national treasure to protect and reinvent

With annual expenditure of €6.8 billion, medical transport is a major issue for access to care, equity and sustainability. Digitalisation, artificial intelligence and logistics optimisation offer considerable opportunities to improve service quality, control costs and reduce the environmental footprint. Rethinking its organisation means turning an unavoidable expense into a genuine driver of innovation, performance and solidarity in the service of patients.

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Preventive Medicine & AI13/10/2025

Towards a Preventive and Personalized Healthcare System: The Role of Population Health and AI

Combining population health, personalised preventive medicine and value-based care models paves the way for a more effective, equitable and sustainable healthcare system. Health data, artificial intelligence and digital technologies make it possible to better anticipate risks, personalise care pathways and improve health outcomes at scale. This is a strategic challenge for Europe, which must reconcile innovation, interoperability and digital sovereignty to make this transformation accessible to everyone.

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Telemedicine & AI27/08/2025

AI-Augmented Telemedicine: Expanding Access Without Replacing the Doctor

Artificial intelligence is opening a new era for telemedicine, in which technology does not replace doctors but strengthens their expertise and frees up clinical time. By combining healthcare professionals, connected devices and decision-support algorithms, this model promises to expand access to screening, improve patient referral and reduce geographical inequalities. A promising transformation whose success depends on human oversight, trust, acceptability and scientific validation.

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Prevention & Longevity14/08/2025

Conference on Preventive and Longevity Medicine: The Revolution Under Way

Faced with an ageing population and the rise in chronic diseases, ultra-personalised preventive medicine paves the way for a profound transformation of our healthcare system. Genomics, artificial intelligence, telemedicine and connected devices make it possible to anticipate risks and personalise care pathways. Beyond technological innovation, this revolution requires us to rethink business models, organisations and medical practices to build a more preventive, accessible, equitable and sustainable healthcare system.

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Morocco & Africa14/08/2025

The Case for Building a University Telemedicine Center in Morocco

Faced with geographical inequalities in access to care, establishing a University Telemedicine Centre in Morocco would offer an innovative and structural response. By pooling specialists' expertise, deploying mobile units and drawing on digital technologies and artificial intelligence, this model could bring care closer to populations, particularly in rural areas. Combining specialist consultations, research, training and international cooperation, it could make Morocco a regional centre of excellence in telemedicine and medical innovation.

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Healthcare System Transformation & Digital Health30/06/2025

Digital Transformation in Healthcare: From “4P” Medicine to “4C” Medicine

Digital transformation is profoundly redefining our healthcare system by breaking down barriers between stakeholders and placing data at the heart of prevention, care and follow-up pathways. Artificial intelligence, telemedicine, interoperability and cybersecurity pave the way for more coordinated, personalised and efficient medicine. To make this transition a success, France must combine national standards, adaptation to local realities and the engagement of professionals and citizens, in order to build a more accessible, innovative and sustainable healthcare system.

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Morocco & Africa26/05/2024

Reinventing a University Hospital Model for Morocco and Africa

Faced with challenges in access to care and geographical inequalities, Morocco has a unique opportunity to rethink the traditional university hospital model. By combining telemedicine, artificial intelligence, mobile medical units and integrated logistics, this new hybrid university hospital could extend medical excellence far beyond its walls. An innovative vision for bringing care closer to populations, strengthening prevention and building a more equitable, effective and sustainable healthcare system that could inspire the whole African continent.

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Morocco & Africa12/05/2024

Telemedicine & Artificial Intelligence: Accelerators of the Transformation of Morocco’s Healthcare System

Morocco is accelerating the modernisation of its healthcare system through infrastructure development, the expansion of social protection and digital transformation. Telemedicine and artificial intelligence are strategic drivers for improving access to care, strengthening prevention and stimulating medical research. By combining innovation, digital sovereignty and skills development, the Kingdom could build a more equitable, effective and sustainable healthcare system while establishing itself as a major digital health player in Africa.

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Prevention & Longevity18/09/2026

Prevention & Longevity Conference 2027: “Model and Act”, a New Ambition to Transform Healthcare

On 4 and 5 February 2027, the Maison de la Chimie in Paris will host the 3rd edition of the Prevention & Longevity Conference. Guided by the new motto “Model and Act”, this edition will explore three major themes: ultra-personalised prevention and longevity, women's health and digital surgery. The programme includes two days of scientific discussions in a hybrid format, an innovation competition for startups and a prestigious official dinner. A renewed ambition: to accelerate the transition towards more preventive, personalised medicine that is accessible to everyone.

Read the article

Healthcare System Transformation & Digital Health25/08/2026

Tomorrow’s Healthcare: From Treatment to Prevention, the Urgent Need for a Paradigm Shift

Faced with the surge in chronic diseases and the limitations of the treatment-focused model, the transition towards preventive and personalised medicine is becoming a necessity. Genomics, biomarkers, artificial intelligence and health data are opening new opportunities to anticipate risks and improve healthy longevity. But this transformation requires much more than technological innovation: it calls for a redesign of funding models, progressively prioritising prevention over hospitalisation. An essential paradigm shift to build a more humane, accessible and economically sustainable healthcare system.

Read the article

Artificial intelligence28/01/2026

AI in French healthcare: the real debate begins with data architecture

The real obstacle to deploying artificial intelligence in healthcare is not technological but structural. Fragmented data, a lack of interoperability and sovereignty concerns still limit its potential. Whether through centralised or distributed architectures, transforming the healthcare system depends first on reliable, secure and accessible data infrastructure. This is a major strategic challenge if AI is to become a genuine driver of innovation, prevention and better care.

Read the article

Prevention & health literacy23/12/2025

Health literacy: the missing link in the transition to a preventive health system

Faced with an ageing population and the rise in chronic diseases, France must accelerate its transition towards preventive, personalised medicine that is accessible to everyone. But this transformation cannot succeed without strengthening health literacy, which is essential to enable every citizen to understand their risks, make informed choices and take action for their health. A major challenge for equity, sustainability and long-term political vision.

Read the article

Care delivery30/10/2025

Medical transport: a national treasure to protect and reinvent

With annual expenditure of €6.8 billion, medical transport is a major issue for access to care, equity and sustainability. Digitalisation, artificial intelligence and logistics optimisation offer considerable opportunities to improve service quality, control costs and reduce the environmental footprint. Rethinking its organisation means turning an unavoidable expense into a genuine driver of innovation, performance and solidarity in the service of patients.

Read the article

Preventive Medicine & AI13/10/2025

Towards a Preventive and Personalized Healthcare System: The Role of Population Health and AI

Combining population health, personalised preventive medicine and value-based care models paves the way for a more effective, equitable and sustainable healthcare system. Health data, artificial intelligence and digital technologies make it possible to better anticipate risks, personalise care pathways and improve health outcomes at scale. This is a strategic challenge for Europe, which must reconcile innovation, interoperability and digital sovereignty to make this transformation accessible to everyone.

Read the article

Telemedicine & AI27/08/2025

AI-Augmented Telemedicine: Expanding Access Without Replacing the Doctor

Artificial intelligence is opening a new era for telemedicine, in which technology does not replace doctors but strengthens their expertise and frees up clinical time. By combining healthcare professionals, connected devices and decision-support algorithms, this model promises to expand access to screening, improve patient referral and reduce geographical inequalities. A promising transformation whose success depends on human oversight, trust, acceptability and scientific validation.

Read the article

Prevention & Longevity14/08/2025

Conference on Preventive and Longevity Medicine: The Revolution Under Way

Faced with an ageing population and the rise in chronic diseases, ultra-personalised preventive medicine paves the way for a profound transformation of our healthcare system. Genomics, artificial intelligence, telemedicine and connected devices make it possible to anticipate risks and personalise care pathways. Beyond technological innovation, this revolution requires us to rethink business models, organisations and medical practices to build a more preventive, accessible, equitable and sustainable healthcare system.

Read the article

Morocco & Africa14/08/2025

The Case for Building a University Telemedicine Center in Morocco

Faced with geographical inequalities in access to care, establishing a University Telemedicine Centre in Morocco would offer an innovative and structural response. By pooling specialists' expertise, deploying mobile units and drawing on digital technologies and artificial intelligence, this model could bring care closer to populations, particularly in rural areas. Combining specialist consultations, research, training and international cooperation, it could make Morocco a regional centre of excellence in telemedicine and medical innovation.

Read the article

Healthcare System Transformation & Digital Health30/06/2025

Digital Transformation in Healthcare: From “4P” Medicine to “4C” Medicine

Digital transformation is profoundly redefining our healthcare system by breaking down barriers between stakeholders and placing data at the heart of prevention, care and follow-up pathways. Artificial intelligence, telemedicine, interoperability and cybersecurity pave the way for more coordinated, personalised and efficient medicine. To make this transition a success, France must combine national standards, adaptation to local realities and the engagement of professionals and citizens, in order to build a more accessible, innovative and sustainable healthcare system.

Read the article

Morocco & Africa26/05/2024

Reinventing a University Hospital Model for Morocco and Africa

Faced with challenges in access to care and geographical inequalities, Morocco has a unique opportunity to rethink the traditional university hospital model. By combining telemedicine, artificial intelligence, mobile medical units and integrated logistics, this new hybrid university hospital could extend medical excellence far beyond its walls. An innovative vision for bringing care closer to populations, strengthening prevention and building a more equitable, effective and sustainable healthcare system that could inspire the whole African continent.

Read the article

Morocco & Africa12/05/2024

Telemedicine & Artificial Intelligence: Accelerators of the Transformation of Morocco’s Healthcare System

Morocco is accelerating the modernisation of its healthcare system through infrastructure development, the expansion of social protection and digital transformation. Telemedicine and artificial intelligence are strategic drivers for improving access to care, strengthening prevention and stimulating medical research. By combining innovation, digital sovereignty and skills development, the Kingdom could build a more equitable, effective and sustainable healthcare system while establishing itself as a major digital health player in Africa.

Read the article