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AtlanticLIVE national events bring the power of The Atlantic to life, gathering thought leaders together for lively conversations on today’s most critical issues.

Obesity care is undergoing a fundamental shift.At “Redefining Obesity Care: The GLP-1 Revolution,” AtlanticLIVE convened...
05/14/2026

Obesity care is undergoing a fundamental shift.

At “Redefining Obesity Care: The GLP-1 Revolution,” AtlanticLIVE convened scientists, investors, and health leaders to discuss the future of obesity care.

Watch the full conversation on demand: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BMct3McC9R0

In a first-of-its-kind, three-year partnership, The Atlantic is bringing its journalism aboard Seabourn voyages—through ...
03/25/2026

In a first-of-its-kind, three-year partnership, The Atlantic is bringing its journalism aboard Seabourn voyages—through editorial conversations spanning culture and books, business and science, health and tech. The program will culminate in 2028 with a route takeover inspired by The Atlantic Festival. That 12-day voyage will travel from Montreal to Boston—where The Atlantic was founded in 1857.

Last chance! This Thursday, join us in Washington, D.C. for The Next Frontier for Accessible Medicines, where we’ll host...
10/20/2025

Last chance! This Thursday, join us in Washington, D.C. for The Next Frontier for Accessible Medicines, where we’ll host expert-led discussions on the rising costs of health care and how to expand access to affordable, high-quality medicines.

Space is limited—register now to confirm your attendance (parking provided): https://www.theatlantic.com/live/the-next-frontier-for-accessible-medicine/

📢 Last chance to register!Join leading voices in the business of health this Wednesday, October 15, at the WashU Olin Bu...
10/13/2025

📢 Last chance to register!

Join leading voices in the business of health this Wednesday, October 15, at the WashU Olin Business School in St. Louis—or virtually from anywhere.

Hear from industry experts and thought leaders shaping the future of healthcare.

Register now while space remains: https://bit.ly/BusinessofHealth

If you’re an investor, researcher, or just curious about the business of health, this event is for you. Join other thoug...
10/09/2025

If you’re an investor, researcher, or just curious about the business of health, this event is for you. Join other thought leaders on Wednesday, October 15 at the WashU Olin Business School in St. Louis, or virtually from anywhere. Register here while space remains: https://bit.ly/BusinessofHealth

09/25/2025

We’ve long been told that weight is a matter of discipline—that eating less and moving more is the answer. But what if that story is scientifically outdated? This session unpacks the neuroscience and psychology behind hunger, cravings, “food noise,” and the body’s complex relationship with weight—revealing how brain circuitry, not just behavior, plays a defining role in obesity. We’ll uncover the hidden biological alarm systems that resist weight loss, which evolved to protect us from starvation but are misfiring in today’s environment. Moderated by Dr. Erica Taylor, the vice president and chief marketing officer at Genentech, and featuring insights from Dr. Maria Wilson, James Zervios, and Dr. Robyn Pashby, we’ll challenge cultural myths and explore how science is reframing the future of obesity care.

*This session is produced by our underwriter and is independent of The Atlantic’s editorial staff.

09/25/2025

Join The Atlantic as we explore what the future will bring for our ever-evolving understanding of aging and longevity.

This session will feature a conversation produced by our underwriter CenterWell. Dr. Sanjay Shetty, the president of CenterWell at Humana, will explore what it takes to transform a health system that wasn’t built for aging into one that supports independence, fulfillment and better outcomes. They’ll look at how business, government, nonprofits, and individuals can address the challenges of an aging population and offer proactive measures to build a future with team-based care and emerging medical advances.

*This session is produced by our underwriter and is independent of The Atlantic’s editorial staff.

09/25/2025

How do we solve the world’s most pressing issues? Join us for our annual celebration of curiosity and the breakthroughs that are changing the world. This year, we’ll explore how this rapid pace of progress is shaping the next generation, the challenges and opportunities these advances entail, and how we build the strongest foundation for the future.

This session will feature a conversation produced by our underwriter The Annie E. Casey Foundation. Lisa M. Lawson, the foundation’s president and CEO, will join the author and policy expert Richard V. Reeves to discuss her new book, “Thrive: How the Science of the Adolescent Brain Helps Us Imagine a Better Future for All Children,” and the essentials that young people need to successfully cross the bridge to adulthood.

*This session is produced by our underwriter and is independent of The Atlantic’s editorial staff.

09/25/2025

Join as we explore the evolving relationship between humans and technology—unpacking the promises and challenges of an AI-driven world.

This session will feature a conversation produced by our underwriter Microsoft. The Atlantic’s Nicholas Thompson and Microsoft’s Chief Marketing Officer of AI at Work Jared Spataro will explore how AI-powered frontier firms are using AI to drive productivity, accelerate decision making, and deliver measurable business value. It will also highlight how these firms are reimagining leadership in this new era of work—offering a blueprint for how others can unlock similar value by adopting AI with intention and clarity.

*This session is produced by our underwriter and is independent of The Atlantic’s editorial staff.

09/25/2025

In an era defined by constant connectivity, many of us are feeling more disconnected than ever. The ways we relate to one another have been reshaped by technology—and the effects are both liberating and disorienting.

This session will feature a conversation produced by our underwriter Scout Motors. The president and CEO of Scout Motors, Scott Keogh, joins The Atlantic’s CEO, Nicholas Thompson, to explore how our vehicles can help ensure innovation enables connection instead of replacing it, keeping us in contact on the road and off the grid while building community with one another and the land around us.

*This session is produced by our underwriter and is independent of The Atlantic’s editorial staff.

09/25/2025

As criminal justice reform efforts gain momentum, why have so many struggled to deliver lasting safety, accountability, and fairness? This forum explores how lived experience, public will, and new ideas are reshaping the national conversation.

This session will feature a conversation produced by our underwriter the MacArthur Foundation on the institution of incarceration.

*This session is produced by our underwriter and is independent of The Atlantic’s editorial staff.

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