6
video
Getting Our Health Priorities in Order: Prevention, Research, and Treatment
The promise of medical research and public health to enhance and extend lives has never been great
er. Regrettably, the obstacles to funding and delivering innovation remain substantial.
+ Read More
video
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.
+ Read More
video
Start-up Nations: Creating Laboratories for Developing Economies
Emerging and frontier markets have eclipsed the advanced economies in GDP share and growth, just a
s the New World surpassed the Old at the end of the 19th century.
+ Read More
video
Building Tomorrow's Agents of Change Across Africa
By the close of the century, sub-Saharan Africa will be the world's most populous region. Growth a
nd prosperity will depend not on natural resources, but on the talent and entrepreneurial energy of the region's young professionals.
+ Read More
article
Medical Research Visionaries Convene in New York, Present Model Solutions to Life Sciences’ Most Pressing Challenges
WASHINGTON – More than 700 medical research innovators from 30 states and six countries will come to
gether Nov. 1-3 in New York for the 7th annual Partnering for Cures meeting.
+ Read More
article
In the latest Milken Institute Review: Brad DeLong, a Former Clinton Administration Economist, Challenges the Conventional Wisdom That the Rich Market Economies Can Thrive Without Aggressive Government Intervention
LOS ANGELES – Brad DeLong, of the University of California, Berkeley, offers an analysis of Former T
reasury Secretary Larry Summers’ controversial claim that the United States and Europe face a bleak economic future unless government pr
+ Read More