Comments on Dr. Blumenthal’s Speeches:
“One of the great leaders in health and women’s health.”
“ I can’t think of anyone who has done more to advocate for women’s health and to be effective in bringing these important issues before Congress and the American people.”
–Congressional Citations
“Inspiring, dynamic speaker with wealth of information.”
–92nd Street Y
“Expert and eloquent speaker. Remarkable presence.”
–Save the Children
“Stimulating and thought provoking…inspiring.”
–Mayo Clinic
“The highest rated of our keynote speakers.”
–Journal of Health Promotion
“Never has a speaker related to us like this. Never has a speaker captured our hearts like this…truly a woman of valor.”
–United Jewish Federation
“Brilliant and inspirational speaker who took the audience on a comprehensive and fascinating journey through the past, present and future challenges in health.”
“Rave reviews with so many accolades and superlatives about the outstanding talk. The audience benefited from the broad knowledge and smooth style.”
–Florida Obstetric and Gynecologic Society
“More clear, more fantastic than any other keynote speaker. Mastery of topic is remarkable. Her authority on health issues …makes her an unparalleled ambassador of the power of advocacy and the importance of healthy living.”
–The Women’s Center
“Truly brilliant presentation. All in attendance were enthralled by the knowledge and information imparted.”
-American Committee for the Weizmann Institute of Science
“Wonderful. Enlightening. Inspiring.”
–Bonita Springs Speakers Assembly
“Outstanding presentation that received the highest praise from participants and helped set an exciting and dynamic tone for the conference.”
–The Obstetrics and Gynecology Research and Education Foundation
“ The highlight of the day.”
–Women and Wellness Institute
“Wowed the audience with her passion and absolutely exquisite communication skills.”
–Communitech Market Intelligence
“Informative …and inspiring as well. ”
–Weill Medical College at Cornell University
“One of the most captivating, inspirational and articulate speakers ever who had the audience spellbound.”
–Colorado State Health Fair
“A brilliant and shining star. Everyone was awed, stimulated and overwhelmed by the educational and informative address…and distinguished presence.”
–AMIT

Speeches
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More speech topics
Critical Health Issues in the 21st Century
Critical Women’s Health Issues in the 21st Century — Other specific topics including heart disease, cancer, osteoporosis, autoimmune disease, mental health, etc.
Adam and Eve: Gender Differences in Health and Disease
Winning the War Against Breast Cancer: A Progress Report
New Frontiers in Medicine and Public Health in the 21st Century
Obesity: A Major Public Health Challenge in the 21st Century
Writing a Prescription for A Healthier Future
The Next Health Threat: What You Need to Know
Lessons Learned from the COVID 19 Pandemic: Public Health Preparedness for the Next Great Health Challenges in the 21st Century
The Ten Steps to a Healthier Future
Disease Prevention: A Public Health Priority
Mental Health: Challenges and Opportunities in the 21st Century
Depression: What You Need to Know
Suicide Prevention: A Public Health Challenge
Applying Technology to Improve Health
Public Health Technology: An Emerging Field
Dr. Blumenthal's speech topics
Global Health Issues in the 21st Century: Opportunities and Challenges
This presentation addresses some of the critical health issues facing our country and world today. With international trade, travel, and telecommunications, the world is shrinking, causing increased threats for the spread of infectious and chronic diseases. Blumenthal discusses the double jeopardy of infectious and chronic diseases faced by nations, the impact of technology, and advances from research. The talk underscores the importance of preparedness and prevention as cornerstones to meeting and defeating emerging health threats, such as obesity, pandemic flu, cancer and diabetes, to ensure a healthier future for ourselves and our world.
Critical Women’s Health Issues in the 21st Century
Today, the leading killer of women are chronic diseases including heart disease, cancer, stroke, and diabetes, and in the information age, health is very much a global issue. This presentation will address some of the critical health issues facing American women at the beginning of the 21st century. Women’s health across the life span will be discussed with important new cutting-edge information and the steps each one of us can take towards a healthier future.
Winning the War Against Cancer: A Progress Report
Revolutionary scientific advances have sparked transformations in our understanding of the causes, treatment and prevention of cancer,. In the 21st century, we now stand on the verge of even greater discoveries. Knowledge about cancer has been dramatically expanded, the stigma has been shattered, and we now have an entire generation who call themselves cancer survivors. What breakthroughs will the next decade bring? Everyone in the world stands to benefit, as cancer does not respect state or national borders and is a global health concern with significant humanitarian, economic, and national security implications. This talk will explore these issues and will conclude with a prescription for some simple steps we all can take towards a healthier – cancer free – future.
The suite of healthcare concerns – soaring medical costs, uninsured citizens, the need to protect against and respond to a pandemic, natural disasters, and possible bioterrorist threats, to emphasize preparedness and prevention, to strengthen health-related research, and to improve the delivery of and access to quality medical and public health services – are critical issues that must be addressed. These concerns also underscore why strong leadership on science, health, and technology is more important than ever. The US spends nearly $4 trillion dollars on health care, twice as much as any other nation, yet ranks 49th on life expectancy and Americans get the right treatment only 55% of the time. This presentation will review strategies to ensure equity, efficiency and effectiveness in the US health care system. A prescription will also be provided for how to put “health” back into the health care system, suggesting some innovative health solutions that can be implemented to enhance economic prosperity, national security, and advance health in the United States and globally.
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