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From Plan to Action: Implementing California's Big Bold Ideas on Alzheimer's Disease and Dementia (Invite only)
The California Alzheimer's Prevention and Preparedness Task Force released ten big, bold ideas i
n November 2020, collaborating with the state's Master Plan for Aging.
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Building Tech Ecosystems for Developing Economies: Next Steps for California-Israel Co-Innovation (Invite only)
In 2014, California and Israel entered into an applied research and development partnership to d
rive innovation across a range of sectors, create value for both economies and become a catalyst for partnerships with developing economies.
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Addressing Housing Shortages through Development of Strategic Supplies in California (Invite only)
The effects of COVID-19 have highlighted the woeful lack of sufficient housing in California.
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Amber Waves of Greatness: Promoting Prosperity in Middle America
Bracketed between the Acela Corridor and the California coast, America’s heartland continues to as
sert that the Great Recovery has largely bypassed the region. Unfortunate political rhetoric has exploited resentments and focused on facile solutions.
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Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning in Medicine: Hope or Hype?
Applications of artificial intelligence and machine learning to health care and research have been
exploding over the last year—and sometimes backfiring, as researchers negotiate the learning curve.
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Can the Open World Economy Be Saved?
Free trade and international investment have been engines of global growth and prosperity since th
e end of World War II. How long they will continue to be, however, is an open question.
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Preserving the Promise of Cancer Immunotherapy
Rarely does the biopharma industry see anything like the explosion of activity that is immuno-onco
logy today.
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Expanding Access to Higher Education
Each year, three million Americans graduate from high school, but only eight percent are qualified
to attend a top university. African-Americans and Latinos represent just 14 percent—35,000—of those graduates.
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Building Bridges to Developing Economies: Reports From Field Practice
By 2030, the middle class of the developing world will represent about one-third of the global eco
nomy.
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Advancing Critical Health Issues for Veterans
The national consensus is that veterans of the U.S. military, approximately 21 million men and wom
en, deserve first-rate health care.
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Global Overview: Navigating a World in Transition
A global transformation is underway as changing political tides, emerging demographic trends, and
relentless leaps in technology disrupt traditional social and market foundations, heralding an era of rapid change and challenge.
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May 2 at 11:30 am PDT | Caregiving in America: Time for Change
The COVID-19 pandemic has amplified the critical role and shortage of caregivers. An estimated 29.
2 million Americans are employed while providing on average 24 hours of care for an aging family member each week.
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