Dr. Vivien Brown explores the critical role of immunization in promoting health for midlife women. This session covers vaccine recommendations, prevention strategies, and evidence-based guidance to support well-being during midlife and beyond.

Vivien Brown, MD, CCFP, FCFP, MSCP, is a renowned family physician based in Toronto, Ontario, Canada, celebrated for her expertise in women’s health and healthy aging. She serves as an Assistant Professor in the Department of Family and Community Medicine at the University of Toronto and is a sought-after speaker on both national and international stages.

Dr. Brown is the author of two acclaimed books: A Woman’s Guide to Healthy Aging – Seven Essential Ways to Keep You Vital, Happy, and Strong and The New Woman’s Guide to Healthy Aging: Eight Proven Ways to Keep You Vibrant, Happy & Strong. She holds leadership roles as Co-founder and Chair of HPV Prevention Week in Canada, Founder and Chair of the Federation of Medical Women of Canada’s (FMWC) HPV Task Force, and Co-chair of the FMWC Maternal RSV Task Force. Additionally, she serves on numerous boards, including Immunize Canada and the Women’s Brain Health Initiative, and has held past positions such as President of the FMWC, VP for North America of the Medical Women’s International Association, and Chair of the Consumer Education Committee for The Menopause Society.

Known as “The Queen of Vaccine” and “Everyone’s Favourite Family Physician,” Dr. Brown is recognized for her engaging presentations on topics ranging from adolescent and adult immunization to menopause, brain health, osteoporosis, cancer prevention, and overall well-being. Her work focuses on empowering individuals with evidence-based strategies for healthy aging and disease prevention.