Explore a thought-provoking panel discussion examining the role of gender in defining health and disease across societies. Delve into how different cultures conceptualize physical and mental health, allocate healthcare responsibilities, and understand risk factors and resilience. Hear from expert speakers including Jane Ussher on women's health psychology, Catherine Panter-Brick on anthropology and global affairs, and Nate Greenslit on the history of science. Gain insights into the social science perspective on health definitions and the complex interplay between gender, society, and wellbeing. Conclude with a stimulating Q&A session moderated by Arthur Kleinman, offering further exploration of these critical topics in global health and anthropology.