19th EuGMS CONGRESS | Helsinki, September 20-22

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Healthy Aging in the Changing World

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Dear Colleagues,

we would like to invite you all to participate in the next EuGMS congress in Helsinki, Finland, during 20-22 September, 2023. Last year in London, we had a record number of participants, the majority of them being onsite – an impressive joy after such a long time! This year we plan to run an even more vibrating event together, under the theme of

Healthy Aging in the Changing World

We are now living the Decade of Healthy Aging, declared by the United Nations. Therefore, healthy aging is a — if not the — “hot topic” of our societies. Finnish colleagues have a long track record in the research and implementation of interventions to promote health, starting from the North Karelia project in the cardiovascular field to the more recent FINGER project in the field of cognitive impairment and dementia.

On the other hand, the world is changing at a fastest pace ever, not least under the pressure of unforeseen events, such as the COVID 19 pandemic, and the terrible war started by Russia against Ukraine. These events have taken a dramatic toll also in the older vulnerable population. As the health care professionals who cure and care for them, we need to envision and develop novel and innovative strategies to counteract the negative influences on the health and quality of life of older adults.

In Helsinki, we have the opportunity the meet old friends and make new ones in a bright and comfortable congress venue, easily reachable from the city centre (<10 min by train) and airport (ca. 30 minutes). Despite the unfortunate global circumstances, it is safe and easy to arrive to Finland, through daily direct flights from most European countries as well as from Asia.

So, we look forward to meet all of you, colleagues and friends, new and old, in Helsinki on 20-22 September, 2023

With warm regards,

Cornel Sieber
President 2022-2023

Antonio Cherubini
Academic Director 2022-2023

Timo Strandberg
Chairperson of the local organizing group

PS: Why not spend some more time in Helsinki and Finland pre- or post-congress. Some suggestions besides the many attractions of Helsinki: Lapland with its unique nature and colourful autumn is at an easy reach from Helsinki, the inland city of Tampere (1.5 hours by train from Helsinki) is an interesting culture hub, recognised recently in the Financial Times and the Times. Or, how about a day-trip by ferry over the Gulf of Finland to Tallinn, a medieval city and the capital of Estonia.

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