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Media Contact: Beth McGroarty
\nbeth.mcgroarty@globalwellnessinstitute.org<\/a>\u00a0\u2022 +1.213.300.0107<\/p>\n

Global Wellness Institute and Scientific American Worldview
\nHold Roundtable on the \u201cScience of Wellness\u201d<\/h3>\n

\u00a0<\/strong>Leaders who gathered called for: simple, provocative public health messages that could do for obesity what anti-smoking campaigns accomplished; a more intense focus on the behavioral sciences to identify strategies that could better support lifestyle change; and more medical studies on wellness approaches<\/em><\/p>\n

New York, NY \u2013 February 25, 2015<\/strong>\u00a0\u2013<\/strong> The Global Wellness Institute\u2122 (GWI) in partnership with Scientific American Worldview recently held an invitation-only roundtable on the topic of \u201cThe Science of Wellness: Hype or Hope?\u201d Leaders from the medical, science, business, technology, research, media, workplace wellness and hotel\/spa worlds gathered on February 11 at the Everyday Health<\/a>\u00a0headquarters in Manhattan for a wide-ranging conversation on the many ways that science and evidence-based medicine are impacting the wellness industry, and how wellness (and the growing medical evidence for wellness approaches) is impacting people, traditional medicine, private companies and public policy.<\/p>\n

The discussion, co-moderated by Jeremy Abbate, VP, Global Media Alliances, Scientific American;\u00a0Publishing Director, Scientific American Worldview and Susie Ellis, president and CEO of the GWI, included executives and experts from American Public Media, Cornell and Rutgers Universities, Delos, Everyday Health, The International Heart and Lung Institute Center for Restorative Medicine, Optum, Paramedical Consultants, Inc. (PCI), Patients Beyond Borders, Pegasus Capital Advisors, Six Senses, SRI International and Viacom Media Networks.<\/p>\n

The leaders assembled identified numerous best steps forward to build a healthier world: from the need for powerful public health marketing campaigns around obesity and sedentary lifestyles – to a much more intense focus on cognitive\/behavioral psychology to identify a \u201cscience of lifestyle change\u201d for a world getting fatter and sicker \u2013 to a call for more (and more appropriately designed) clinical trials on wellness approaches.<\/p>\n

A more detailed report on the recommendations emerging from this roundtable is available here<\/a><\/p>\n

\u00a0<\/strong>Top Ten Recommendations – Experts gathered argued we need\u2026<\/strong><\/p>\n

\u00a0<\/strong>Simple, Provocative Public Wellness Campaigns: <\/strong>Some of the biggest \u201cwellness successes\u201d of the last century have involved powerful marketing messages (like the anti-smoking, \u201cstop littering,\u201d or \u201cwear seatbelts\u201d campaigns of the 20th century \u2013 or more recent ads visualizing how many packets of sugar reside in a can of soda). We need new health campaigns and public service announcements around weight loss\/obesity and sedentary lifestyles that are simple, inspiring and are repeated over and over.<\/p>\n

More Behavioral Sciences Research to Create a \u201cScience of Lifestyle Change\u201d: <\/strong>While medical research on the benefits of wellness approaches grabs headlines, the key to healthy populations is to begin to crack the code on helping people start, and sustain, lifestyle change. We know so little, and a more intense focus on, and new research in, the behavioral sciences and cognitive psychology (from brain plasticity to choice architecture) is critical if we ever want to create an evidence-based \u201cscience of lifestyle change and willpower.\u201d<\/p>\n

More, better-funded studies on wellness approaches: <\/strong>Clinical studies on wellness approaches represent the under-resourced \u201cDavid\u201d to Big Pharma\u2019s \u201cGoliath\u201d. Average R&D costs for a new drug have reached $2.9 billion,* while funds for wellness clinical trials are drastically less (often under $100,000) \u2013 and the GWI estimates that (Stage 3) drug trials have around 100 times the participants: roughly 50 for a wellness study, vs. 4,000 for a drug trial. Without more, better-funded trials, highly respected medical organizations like Cochrane<\/a> will continue to withhold positive recommendations in their meta-reviews on practices like meditation or yoga, even when there\u2019s positive, preliminary evidence.<\/p>\n

A Better Understanding of \u2013 and More Appropriately Designed – Wellness Studies: <\/strong>Clinical trials on wellness approaches often have unique qualities, and superimposing the double-blind model can be like fitting an \u201capple into an orange.\u201d Placebo models don\u2019t work when participants know they\u2019re experiencing things like meditation or exercise, and wellness approaches often involve practitioners, so can\u2019t be uniformly replicated (or regulated) like a pill. Short studies fail to capture the most meaningful outcomes for long-term, prevention-focused approaches, and all personalized medicines, like TCM and Ayurveda, defy the randomized trial model entirely. Another problem: most current studies on wellness approaches are performed on sick people (in the hospital setting), providing a limited view of their efficacy. Greater openness to analyzing (and valuing) outcomes from studies that can\u2019t fit perfectly into double blind, or even randomized, trial designs is needed.<\/p>\n

Doctors to Expand Their Understanding of the Wellness Concept & Consult the Evidence: <\/strong>Despite growth in integrative medicine, the medical experts at the roundtable agreed that the vast majority of physicians still narrowly equate \u201cwellness\u201d with testing (i.e., mammograms, osteoporosis checks, etc.), at which point the prevention \u201cboat\u201d has often already sailed. And while almost all doctors turn to evidence-based medicine databases to evaluate courses of treatment, \u201calmost none\u201d consult those databases for studies on wellness approaches – and the lion\u2019s share of their required continuing medical education comes via drug companies. Medical systems, insurers and policy-makers must support more physician education around \u2013 and the \u201cprescribing\u201d of \u2013 wellness approaches like diet change, exercise, etc.<\/p>\n

More Media Responsibility in Communicating Wellness Info<\/strong>: If people are unlikely to get much wellness information from doctors, they\u2019re devouring it at media\/digital channels, where there\u2019s an explosion of reporting on the latest wellness studies and \u201cmiracle\u201d breakthroughs. The rise of digital has been a double-edged sword: empowering people with unprecedented sources of health information (Google just reported that one in twenty searches is health-related), but also confusing them with contradictory, often un-contextualized new findings. More media responsibility, and more peer reviewing and curation of wellness studies by medical professionals, is needed.<\/p>\n

To Stop Putting Wellness in the \u201cAlternative Medicine\u201d Bracket, If We Want to Serve Millennials<\/strong>: Entrenched healthcare systems and older generations have viewed medicine and wellness as separate, even antagonistic, domains, but the millennial generation (and younger) views health very holistically, where wellness, diet and exercise are not \u201calternative,\u201d but key pieces in a total health puzzle. Medical systems and marketers that want to reach younger generations need to embrace that new reality.<\/p>\n

To Recognize That Private Companies Are Often Leading in Applying Science to Wellness<\/strong>: Wellness is a $3.4 trillion,** consumer-driven market, and it\u2019s private companies and public-private partnerships that are applying science to new wellness concepts the most creativel
\ny: from Delos building a lab with the Mayo Clinic to test and develop new \u201chealthy for humans\u201d features for the spaces people live and work in –\u00a0 to companies like Lighting Science creating healthy, nature-based lighting technologies – to new, billion-dollar \u201chealthy cities\u201d being developed globally, incorporating hospitals, education and every aspect of healthy living.<\/p>\n

Workplace Wellness to Move Beyond Generic ROI Reporting and Focus on Culture Change: <\/strong>Companies are adopting workplace wellness programs at an explosive rate, but so many things are holding them back: from an obsession with ROI reporting that doesn\u2019t measure results\/returns against specific program components, to new signs that employee wellness is devolving into a \u201chave\/have not\u201d situation. For instance, top executives may be embracing meditation at the World Economic Forum, but companies are increasingly profiting from penalties exacted from the most program resistant\/high-risk workers. Successful workplace wellness initiatives must think beyond the \u201cprogram\u201d and focus on honest, top-to-bottom culture change.<\/p>\n

Governments to Grasp That Health Is Wealth: <\/strong>Policymakers often perceive \u201cwellness\u201d as a matter of individual decisions and wellbeing, but the physical and mental health of national populations will increasingly decide national economic and political power. Countries focusing on prevention, and who can get healthcare spending under 10% of GDP, will increasingly have a global advantage.<\/p>\n

Roundtable Participants: <\/strong><\/p>\n

Jeremy Abbate<\/strong>, VP, Global Media Alliances, Scientific American;\u00a0Publishing Director, Scientific American Worldview
\nDr. Brandon Alderman<\/strong>, Professor, Department of Exercise Science and Sport Studies, Rutgers University
\nDavid Brancaccio<\/strong>, Host,\u00a0American Public Media’s \u201cMarketplace Morning Report\u201d (NPR)
\nAnna Bjurstam<\/strong>, VP of Spas and Wellness, Six Senses Hotels Resorts Spas; Owner,\u00a0Raison d’Etre
\nAlfredo Carvajal, <\/strong>President,\u00a0Delos International and Signature Programs, Delos
\nSusie Ellis<\/strong>, Chairman and CEO, Global Wellness Institute
\nDr. Steven Gundry<\/strong>, Director, The International Heart and Lung Institute Center for Restorative Medicine
\nAnne Hubert<\/strong>, Senior Vice President, Viacom Media Networks
\nNeil Jacobs <\/strong>CEO, Six Senses Hotels Resorts Spas
\nKatherine Johnston<\/strong>, Senior Economist, SRI International
\nDr. Nazlie Latefi<\/strong>, Chief Scientific Officer, Pegasus Capital Advisors
\nClare Martorana<\/strong>, EVP and General Manager – Consumer Health and Wellness, Everyday Health
\nBeth McGroarty<\/strong>, Director of Research, Global Wellness Institute
\nMim Senft<\/strong>, Wellness Director, Plus One Health Management, Optum
\nMary Tabacchi, PhD, <\/strong>Professor, Cornell University
\nSusanne Warfield<\/strong>, CEO, Paramedical Consultants, Inc. (PCI)
\nJosef Woodman<\/strong>, CEO, Patients Beyond Borders
\nOphelia Yeung<\/strong>, Senior Consultant, SRI International<\/p>\n

Everyday Health donated its boardroom for the discussion. Lunch was provided by EXKi<\/a>, a fair-trade certified, upscale, \u201cquick-casual” restaurant that focuses on locally sourced, organic ingredients.<\/p>\n

To learn more<\/strong> about the GWI\u2019s roundtables, or the organization\u2019s 2015 Global Wellness Summit being held in Mexico City from November 13-15, contact Beth McGroarty: beth.mcgroarty@globalwellnessinstitute.com or (+1) 213.300.0107<\/p>\n

*The Tufts Center for the Study of Drug Development, 11\/2014<\/span>
\n** Global Wellness Institute, \u201cGlobal Spa & Wellness Economy Monitor,\u201d 2014 <\/span><\/p>\n

\u00a0<\/span>About the Global Wellness Institute: <\/strong>The Global Wellness Institute (GWI) is an international think-tank that brings together leaders and visionaries from private and public sectors to positively impact and shape the future of the wellness industry. The GWI is the umbrella organization of the Global Wellness Summit (GWS) and the Global Wellness Tourism Congress (GWTC). The GWI is considered the leading global research and educational resource for the $3.4 trillion wellness industry. WellnessEvidence.com<\/a>, the world\u2019s first online portal to the medical evidence for common wellness approaches, is also a GWI initiative.<\/p>\n ","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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