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person
William Dow
William Dow is Kaiser Permanente professor of health economics at the University of California, B
erkeley, School of Public Health.
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staff
Sabrina Spitaletta
Sabrina Spitaletta is a senior director, Public Health, at the Milken Institute. She leads e
fforts focusing on mental health and addiction, specifically the role of employers and strategic collaborations across sectors and stakeholders.
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staff
Michael Klowden
Michael Klowden is the executive vice chairman of the board of the Milken Institute. For 21
years prior to assuming this role, he was the Institute’s CEO.
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staff
Paul Irving
Paul Irving is a corporate and nonprofit director and senior advisor to leaders in business, inve
stment, philanthropy, and academia.
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panel
Disaster Preparedness and the Role of Philanthropy (Invite only)
This extended private session will pick up where the Disaster Preparedness and Response roundtab
le at the Milken Institute Future of Health Summit (October 2018 in Washington, DC) left off.
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video
Food as Medicine
As more medical professionals continue to advocate for nutritional changes to assist in treating d
iabetes, hypertension, and even cancer, we need to explore ways to bring the idea of food as medicine to the forefront of disease treatment.
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article
Milken Institute Appoints Edward Greissing to Lead Its Public Health Effort
WASHINGTON—The Milken Institute today announced the appointment of Edward Greissing as Executive Dir
ector of the Center for Public Health.
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article
A New Social Contract for Retirement
The Asia-Pacific reg
article
Optimism Is Not an Excuse for Complacency
Prosperity to me is both physical and mental. Physical prosperity is what we have accumulated: our h
ealth, keeping fit, and longevity. However, we cannot enjoy our physical well-being without mental health. Mental health can mean different things.
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article
Reversing Global Warming Creates Enduring Prosperity for All
Prosperity cannot be shared on a dying planet. Without living systems, there can be no wealth. Today
’s unevenly distributed prosperity was achieved by capturing and burning ancient sunlight in extravagant amounts—coal, gas, and oil.
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article
U.S. Small Business Administration and Milken Institute Partner to Increase Access to Capital for Underserved Communities
WASHINGTON, DC—Today the U.S.
article
Creating Markets for Medical Innovation with Lower Commercial Potential
The biopharmaceutical industry is in a period of transition.