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The Pandemic Through a Child's Eyes: Amplifying Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs)
The stress and strain of the COVID-19 pandemic may lead to long-term health problems indirectly
attributable to the virus. Trauma and toxic stress in childhood can actually change DNA, dramatically affecting the brain and other critical body systems.
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Are Resistant Infections the Next Pandemic? New Antibiotics Need New Incentives
Antibiotic treatment in COVID-19 patients is driving antimicrobial resistance (AMR) as secondary
infections emerge.
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Innovative Solutions in Long-Term Care Financing and Delivery
Access to affordable long-term care (LTC) grows more urgent as the United States population ages
. Seventy percent of Americans aged 65 and older will require LTC at some point.
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Bringing It All Together: Innovations in Technology to Change Treatment and Care
Across science, some of our greatest achievements have occurred at the nexus of disciplines. In
the field of medicine, however, bringing far-reaching scientific advances together remains a challenge.
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BRIDGE Initiative: Models to Support Lost Therapies (Invite only)
Biopharma companies face financial disincentives to develop drugs in certain therapeutic areas a
nd to repurpose existing drugs.
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The Future of Health Data: Where Are We Now and Where Are We Going?
New players using new technologies are entering the healthcare space, acquiring patient data tha
t is more in demand than ever. Health datasets are leveraged to develop tools for diagnosis, monitoring, tracking, and reporting of illnesses.
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Snap Judgment: Reducing Stigma and Normalizing Mental Health (Invite only)
Personal mental health issues have long been considered a taboo topic for public discussion. Too
often, sufferers keep their struggles secret from family, friends, and coworkers for fear of being shamed, judged, or stigmatized.
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Investments for a New Future of Early Warning for Pandemics (Invite only)
Chronic under-investment and less-than-ideal global cooperation led to the failure of surveillan
ce systems to provide timely warning of the threat posed by COVID-19. Public health officials consequently struggled to track the spread of the virus.
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Realizing the Promise of Telehealth During the Pandemic and Beyond
Telehealth services, long viewed as a critical tool for increasing quality and access to care ac
ross populations and settings, has experienced a dramatic increase in use during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Building Dementia Workforce Capacity to Improve Screening and Diagnosis (Invite only)
The number of people in the US living with dementia is projected to nearly double by 2040.