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Small Cell Lung Cancer - A Giving Smarter Guide
Lung cancer has been one of the deadliest cancers in the United States. There are a number of chall
enges and unmet needs that act as barriers to desperately needed progress in small cell lung cancer (SCLC) research.
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Colorectal Cancer - A Giving Smarter Guide
The second deadliest of cancers when the incidents in both men and women are combined. Colorectal c
ancer refers to cancer that originates from either the colon or rectum.
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The Price Women Pay for Dementia: Strategies to Ease Gender Disparity and Economic Costs
Technical Update
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Silver Strategies: Capitalizing on the Longevity Economy
With 10,000 baby boomers turning 65 every day in the United States, investors and business leaders
are recognizing the extraordinary potential of the longevity economy.
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video
The Transformation of Mexico
Mexico and the United States have long been key trading partners, a relationship cemented by the N
orth American Free Trade Agreement.
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video
Peak Oil and Green Energy: Both Fossils?
With oil prices in the tank, the consumer dollar goes further. Indeed, the implications of oil's s
lide extend to the entire world economy, and many of these impacts favor the United States.
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video
Demystifying Millennials
Meet the millennials--though you probably won't do that at the mall. They tend to like their comme
rce digital, along with much of their social lives.
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Power Shifts in Global Energy
As 2015 began, the United States had become a premier global oil producer, bringing the ideal of e
nergy independence closer to reality.
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Dementia Exacts Heaviest Toll on Women: New Milken Institute Report Quantifies the Direct and Indirect Economic Effects of Cognitive Loss
LOS ANGELES—Dementia presents a pernicious gender-based health disparity in the United States, infli
cting a disproportionate burden on women as both patients and caregivers.
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In the latest Milken Institute Review: Former adviser to the president of the European Commission argues that Germany’s much celebrated economy is no model for Europe
LOS ANGELES – Philippe Legrain challenges the received wisdom that Germany’s mix of wage discipline
and focus on exports is the cure for what ails the rest of Europe.
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