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‘A Better Way’: Join Leading Medical Freedom Voices May 30-31 in Rhode Island
Advocates, researchers and healthcare professionals from across the country will convene in Rhode Island from May 30-31 for the Better Way Conference, an event centered on scientific integrity, patient rights and healthcare reform. Attendees can connect with the Children’s Health Defense team throughout the weekend and hear from CEO Mary Holland, who will speak.
Leaders and supporters of the growing movement for informed consent, medical freedom and healthcare reform will gather in Warwick, Rhode Island from May 30-31 for the Better Way Conference.
Hosted by World Council for Health in collaboration with World Council for Health USA New England, the conference brings together physicians, scientists, legal experts, journalists and advocates for a weekend focused on creating “a better way” forward for healthcare systems, scientific research, governance and patient rights.
The event features many prominent voices in the health freedom movement, including Children’s Health Defense (CHD) CEO Mary Holland, Informed Action Consent Network (ICAN) CEO Del Bigtree, Dr. Peter McCullough, Dr. Pierre Kory, Dr. Meryl Nass, Dr. Larry Palevsky, Bret Weinstein, Ph.D., and many others.
CHD is proud to participate in the event as both a featured contributor and exhibitor. Holland will lend her voice to discussions surrounding informed consent, health governance and medical freedom.
Throughout the weekend, attendees can stop by the CHD exhibit table to meet team members, learn about ongoing advocacy initiatives, and browse educational resources and merchandise.
Conference organizers are offering a wide range of ticket options for attendees. Options include VIP passes with gala dinner access and full weekend admission, one-day passes, a cancer workshop-only ticket and virtual passes that include livestream access and event recordings.
CHD supporters can receive 10% off tickets by using the promo code CHD10 at checkout.
On the eve of the conference, May 29, there will be a gala dinner for networking and conversation.
Panel discussions May 30-31 will explore scientific integrity, healthcare systems, informed consent, prevention and treatment strategies, health governance and self-healing approaches.
A dedicated cancer workshop featuring Dr. Paul Marik and professor Angus Dalgleish will offer attendees an opportunity for deeper discussion and audience engagement.
The Better Way gathering is more than just a conference. It reflects a growing desire among individuals and families to ask deeper questions about health, transparency, accountability and personal autonomy.
Organizers say they aim to foster open dialogue, encourage diverse perspectives and promote community-driven solutions at a time when public trust in major institutions continues to erode.
The event will be livestreamed for virtual attendees, making participation accessible to audiences throughout the country and beyond.
For those seeking connection, conversation and a fresh perspective on the future of health and wellness, the Better Way Conference offers exactly what its name suggests: a more effective path forward.
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