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ENRICH-CT | FasterCures
FasterCures is dedicated to promoting collaboration between the public and private sectors to enhanc
e the infrastructure for inclusive clinical research in the US., Focus Areas
Connecting to share information, offering an opportunity to collaborate and exchange ideas pre-competitively and to learn about experiences and innovation developments from a cross-sector coalition., Founding Members
ACIRAH
Association of Clinical Research Organizations
Duke-Margolis Institute for Health Policy
Eli Lilly
Epic
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Effective Government and Economic Expansion: How California Is Improving Permitting and Communication to Spur Business
As California recovers from the Great Recession, it faces an uphill battle against the perception t
hat it is an anti-business state.
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Request for Information on Next-Generation Cures Bill
The Honorable Diana DeGette
US House of Representatives
Washington, DC 20515
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FinTech in Focus — August 6, 2024
In This Newsletter
Christie’s Art+Tech Summit
Milken–Motsepe Prize at FinTech Advisory Council
Ethe
reum ETF Approved
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The American Dream Monthly: August 2024
In This Issue
What We’re Reading
What We’re Listening To
This Month at MCAAD
Dear Friends,
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Milken Institute names Curtis S. Chin to its Singapore-based Asia Center
For Immediate Release
June 16, 2014
Milken Institute names Curtis S. Chin to its Singapore-b
ased Asia Center
Former U.S. Ambassador is first Asia Fellow
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Medical Technology: Benefits Far Outweigh Costs Milken Institute report sizes up overall economic impact of "med tech"
LOS ANGELES -- As America ages and sedentary lifestyles and unhealthy diets become more common, expe
rts agree the nation is suffering a sharp rise in the prevalence of chronic disease.
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A man, a plan, a canal -- Nicaragua? In the latest Milken Institute Review: How Daniel Ortega and an obscure Chinese tycoon are teaming up to build a rival to the Panama Canal
LOS ANGELES -- Charles Castaldi, a former NPR reporter in Central America, explains how a Nicaraguan
strongman and Chinese billionaire are planning to dig a $50 billion canal that will eclipse its rival to the south.
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