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Advances in Science: Nothing About Us Without Us! Community Engagement in Research - Lessons from HIV and COVID-19
Hosted by Dr. Robert Eisinger, NIH, with guest speaker Judith Auerbach, PhD, Professor of Medicine
, University of California, San Francisco.
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Reducing the Health and Economic Burden of Chronic Disease
Leaders in health explore ways to evolve from an illness-driven health system to one that pro
motes prevention and rewards wellness, easing health and economic burdens on individuals and communities.
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Amber Waves of Greatness: Promoting Prosperity in Middle America
Bracketed between the Acela Corridor and the California coast, America’s heartland continues to as
sert that the Great Recovery has largely bypassed the region. Unfortunate political rhetoric has exploited resentments and focused on facile solutions.
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Addressing the Urban Housing Crisis
By 2025, 1.6 billion urban residents worldwide will face crowded, inadequate, and substandard hous
ing.
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Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning in Medicine: Hope or Hype?
Applications of artificial intelligence and machine learning to health care and research have been
exploding over the last year—and sometimes backfiring, as researchers negotiate the learning curve.
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The Upside of Aging: Turning Headwinds into Tailwinds
Asia's aging experience is unlike the world has ever seen. The elderly population is expected to m
ore than double in the next 20 years; it's faster, it's larger, and it's happening earlier than historical trends.
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Building Tomorrow's Workforce Today
Workforce readiness remains a challenge as society grapples with the ramifications of automation a
nd A.l. As the very nature of work evolves, new toolkits and educational opportunities are needed to better equip workers for future jobs.
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Redefining Business as Usual: Finding Opportunity in Disruption
The world has experienced what some have described as more than ten years of change in just over t
en weeks.
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Can the Open World Economy Be Saved?
Free trade and international investment have been engines of global growth and prosperity since th
e end of World War II. How long they will continue to be, however, is an open question.
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Preserving the Promise of Cancer Immunotherapy
Rarely does the biopharma industry see anything like the explosion of activity that is immuno-onco
logy today.
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Big Cities, Big Data: How Smart Cities Improve Lives & Save Money
From homelessness and housing to pensions to public safety, more California cities are using sophi
sticated data analytics to help solve their biggest problems.
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Expanding Access to Higher Education
Each year, three million Americans graduate from high school, but only eight percent are qualified
to attend a top university. African-Americans and Latinos represent just 14 percent—35,000—of those graduates.
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