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Angelique Chan
Dr. Angelique Chan holds joint appointments as a tenured Associate Professor in the Signature Pro
gram in Health Services & Systems Research at the Duke-NUS Medical School, and in the Department of Sociology at the National University of Singapore.
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Best Cities for Successful Aging 2017
“Best Cities for Successful Aging“ evaluates 381 U.S.
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A State of Emergency: Integrative Approaches to Addiction and the Opioid Epidemic
As prescription and heroin overdose deaths continue to rise, so has the sense of urgency to addres
s this health crisis that touches the lives of so many Americans.
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Innovation and Investment in Women's Reproductive Health
Even before the Supreme Court overturned Roe v.
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Frontotemporal Dementia: A Giving Smarter Guide
Frontotemporal dementia (FTD) refers to a family of neurodegenerative conditions that cause changes
in behavior, mood, executive function, language, memory, and motor function.
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Advancing Whole-Person Health: Breaking Down Silos in Chronic Disease Prevention
Approaches to chronic disease prevention in the United States are often siloed, even though six
in 10 Americans live with a chronic condition and four in 10 with at least two.
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Part 2: Strengthening Global Health Systems: Investing in Community Health Workers
Community health workers (CHWs) are a vital yet oft-overlooked aspect of public health systems,
providing a crucial link between front-line communities and formal healthcare systems.
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Global Cities Roundtable: Economic Dynamics from China to California
What factors determine the divergence in economic performance of metropolitan areas around a natio
n? Why do some areas thrive, while others lag behind? How does global integration and cooperation impact regional performance?
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Boundless Potential: How Unlocking Big Data Can Change Health
Big data promises to revolutionize fields as diverse as national security, investing, weather and
climate, organizational effectiveness, and, of course, public health and medical research.
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Raising an Active Generation
In the United States, a mere 21.6 percent of children and adolescents (ages 6 to 19) get the recom
mended amount of physical activity each day.
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Putting Prevention First
Chronic diseases are responsible for 85 percent of health spending in the United States. In this s
ession, we'll discuss how we can stop health care from being a system that treats the sick to becoming one that promotes prevention and wellness.
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