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live updates: collision health conference

the collision health conference is happening on june 29th, 2023. check back throughout the day to find the latest about ai, behavioural and brain health, fitness nutrition and human enhancement..

by emma jones
published jun 29, 2023
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what's happening at the collision conference in toronto?
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we’re at the collision conference today at the enercare centre in toronto, reporting on the health conference. the conference, dubbed “the fastest-growing tech conference in north america,” first came to toronto in 2019. at the time, the conference was expected to attract 90,000 attendees over the course of three years, with an economic impact of $147 million, according to destination canada. pandemic delays meant the conference extended its stay to 2023, with plans to also return to toronto in 2024. collision’s health conference includes talks on ai, behavioural and brain health, fitness, nutrition and human enhancement.
check back throughout the day to get a sense of the latest tech ideas and, likely, some controversial takes on the status of health care today. if you have any questions or comments, leave a comment down below, or connect with me on instagram, @jonesyjourn, where i’ll be posting videos of the conference.
emma jones is a multimedia editor with healthing. you can reach her at emjones@postmedia.com or on instagram and twitter @jonesyjourn.
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