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Advancing Whole-Person Health: Breaking Down Silos in Chronic Disease Prevention
Approaches to chronic disease prevention in the United States are often siloed, even though six
in 10 Americans live with a chronic condition and four in 10 with at least two.
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Leaders Driving Health Innovation
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MI Health Reception (Invite only)
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Biomed PLC | Biomedical Research Philanthropy and Therapeutic Development: The Path Forward (Invite only)
Biomedical research philanthropy encompasses many landscapes and has the potential to impact com
munities on many levels. When the ultimate goal is a cure or therapeutic, the path forward can feel long, winding, and arduous.
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Making Health Equity Actionable: Learning from Field Implementation and Solutions
The term health equity should not be confused with health equality and health disparity. Health
equity is defined as the state in which everyone has a fair and just opportunity to attain their highest level of health.
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Part 1: A Global Priority: The Fight Against Antimicrobial Resistance
Antimicrobial resistance (AMR), rapidly rising worldwide, is now a leading cause of death. Globa
lly, 1.27 million people died as a direct result of AMR in 2019; another 5 million deaths were associated with it.
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Climate Change and Health: Creating Healthy, Sustainable Communities
Climate change is widely acknowledged to be among the greatest threats to our world and our way
of life. The ever-growing impact on every aspect of human health is dire.
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Revolutionizing Mental Health Care Through Innovation
No less than 50 percent of Americans will be diagnosed with a mental health condition at some po
int in their lifetime. Today, less than 50 percent of those diagnosed with mental health conditions seek treatment.
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A Revolution in Obesity Care: Employers Can Lead the Charge
It’s time to explore new solutions to address our nation’s obesity epidemic, a condition that af
fects approximately 40 percent of US adults and about 20 percent of adolescents.
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