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FasterCures and Center for Public Health Welcome Breakfast (Invite only)
Kicking off the Forum, special guests, sponsors, and speakers are invited to a private breakfast
at the Army Navy Club. This casual breakfast will provide an opportunity to network and get to know some of the other attendees prior to the day's programming.
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Dec. 7 at 4:30 pm ET | The Silent Patient at Work: How Employers Are Doing More for Substance Use Disorders and Mental Health
The CDC reported a record 93,000 overdose deaths in the US in 2020. Though addiction may yield to
COVID-19 in the news, this grim number tells that the addiction crisis rages on, exacerbated by the effects of necessary social distancing measures.
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Dec. 7 at 9:30 am ET | Where Are We and Where We Are Headed with Patient Engagement in Research?
In the last decade, patient engagement in medical research emerged as a priority in the biomedical
research ecosystem.
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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.
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TRAIN Newsletter—December 2021
TRAIN eNews is delivered directly to organizations that take part in The Research Acceleration and I
nnovation Network (TRAIN).
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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
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