Rema Raman, PhD to Join Health Panel at the 2025 USC Women’s Conference

The 2025 USC Women’s Conference returns on Friday, March 7 at the USC University Park Campus, bringing together alumni, parents, students, and friends for a day of inspiration, education, and empowerment. Designed to spark meaningful conversations and drive positive change, this annual event features dynamic speakers and thought-provoking sessions that provide attendees with the knowledge and resources to make a lasting impact in their lives and communities.

As part of this year’s conference, ATRI’s Director of Biostatistics and Section of Recruitment, Engagement and Retention, Rema Raman, PhD, will participate in the Women’s Health Panel: Wellness Across All Stages of Life from 10:35-11:15 AM PST. The panel will feature a special introduction by Carolyn C. Meltzer, MD, Dean of the Keck School of Medicine of USC.

Friday's session will explore the latest advancements in women’s health research and discuss strategies for maintaining long-term well-being. With a distinguished career in biostatistics and clinical trials, Dr. Raman brings a wealth of expertise to the conversation. Her work at ATRI focuses on advancing treatments for Alzheimer’s disease, making her an invaluable voice in discussions on health and wellness.

As Dr. Raman notes, "This International Women’s Month, I am honored to join leaders in women’s health at the 2025 USC Women’s Conference to share insights and advocate for evidence-based strategies that promote brain health and support lifelong well-being."

This year’s conference underscores the importance of prioritizing health and showcases the latest advancements in women’s care through insightful dialogue and expert perspectives.