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Public Health Summit Dinner March 2, 2016
Join master of ceremonies Mike Milken for an evening of fun, food and discussion about the future
of public health.
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Infectious Diseases: Staying One Step Ahead
Michael Gerson, Michael Kurilla, Vanina Laurent-Ledru, Moncef Slaoui
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Superbugs: Slowing the Spread of Antibiotic-Resistant Bacteria
Maryn McKenna, Beth Bell, Barry Eisenstein, Lance Price, Zachary Rubin
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Lunch Program │ An Update on Zika Virus With CDC Director Tom Frieden
Mike Klowden, Michael Gerson, Tom Frieden
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Waistlines of the World: An Update from the War on Obesity
Cristina Alesci, Patrick Carroll, William Dietz, Debra Eschmeyer, Jonathan Fie
lding, David Heber
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The Economic Impact of Chronic Disease
Mar 3, 2016
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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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Steven Ciobo joins Milken Institute as Asia Fellow
Former Australian Trade Minister to advance Asia Center’s programs across the region
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Older and Out of Work? Here's What to Do.
British film star Michael Caine has a philosophy that has kept him, at age 81, a busy man in youth-o
bsessed Hollywood. In his autobiography “What’s It All About?” Mr.
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Hollywood is Finally Changing Its Script on Aging
When we think of industries projecting a positive image of older adults, it’s hard to imagine that e
ntertainment would top the list. Isn’t this a business that defines youth culture and reinforces ageist stereotypes?
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Just Do It: Cut Corporate Taxes and Create Middle-Class Jobs
In his 2016 Budget Proposal, President Obama called for a new "middle-class economics." The presiden
t is right to seek ways to assist the middle class.
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