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Global Collaboration to Eradicate Women’s Cancers
The top three women’s cancers globally—breast, cervical and endometrial—affect almost 3.5 millio
n people each year with over 1 million women dying from these diseases. Breast cancer is the most common, affecting 2.29 million women globally.
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What's Next in Aging: Leveraging Plans and Progress to Meet the Moment
Adults aged 65 and older are the fastest-growing demographic in the workforce and will soon comp
rise nearly 20 percent of the US population. There is much to celebrate in this growth.
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Harnessing Community Power: Driving Health Equity Research
The global events of 2020 amplified health equity discussions, driving urgent calls for system r
eforms to ensure health justice for all individuals, regardless of socioeconomic status, race, ethnicity, or geography.
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Protecting Our Youth Online (Invite only)
Between 2011 and 2021, the number of teens and young adults with depression more than doubled. A
ccording to the CDC, nearly one in three high school girls reported having seriously considered suicide.
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SPARC PLC: The Trust Variable in Science Philanthropy (Invite only)
The buzz around trust-based philanthropy is undeniable, but can it unlock breakthroughs in scien
tific research?
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Building Safer Communities: Public Health Approaches to Gun Violence Prevention
Gun violence is the leading cause of death in children and teens in the US, and for years, it ha
s been referred to as a public health crisis. This panel will discuss what it means to address this plague through the lens of public health.
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How Can Clinical Trials Keep Pace with Science?
The speed and precision of medical product research have increased remarkably over time. Genome-
informed target identification and automated candidate molecule screening have made the discovery process much more efficient.
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The Next Frontier in Mental Health Research
Mental illness is one of the most common health conditions—one in every eight people in the worl
d lives with one.
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A Collaborative Network to Advance Women’s Health (Invite only)
Women’s health is underfunded across R&D, products, services, and infrastructure.
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Continental Breakfast
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