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Finding Common Ground: Getting What Works Into the Classroom
For years, education experts have researched and explored what works and doesn't work in the class
room. And yet, many of our teachers and students still struggle to succeed.
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Dec. 7 at 4:30 pm ET | Is Digital Health a Bridge to Health Equity and Representation?
Systemic health-care inequities exposed by the COVID-19 pandemic included minority under-represent
ation in research and disparities in care.
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Can Health Data Fuel Global Collaboration for Cures?
Data is the currency that powers all sectors of economy. Nowhere is this truer than in the area of
biomedical research—a key driver of economic growth and competition.
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Women in Government: Creating More Pathways to Leadership
In 2018, a record number of women ran for Congress, with a majority of Americans indicating they w
ould like to see more women in top leadership positions—not only in elected office, but across executive government positions.
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Not Your Average Clinic Visit: Data Science for Health
What will your clinic visit look like in 20 years? Will there even be brick-and-mortar health-care
facilities as we know them today? How personalized can precision medicine become?
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The Post-COVID Recovery: California's Lagging Employment Rate
While employment in much of the United States has recovered successfully from the fallout of the C
OVID-19 pandemic, California remains one of the few states that has struggled to recoup jobs at a pace on par with the rest of the nation.
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The Price of Dementia: Innovative Strategies to Reduce Risk
Today, one in three older adults dies with Alzheimer’s or another dementia. It kills more people t
han do breast cancer and prostate cancer combined, yet only 16 percent of older adults receive regular cognitive assessments during routine checkups.
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