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Hillary Is In -- And Her Age Is No Disqualifier
Hillary is in, and questions are already surfacing about her age. While I'd rather talk policy than
politics, let me take issue with that age question now.
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Self-Empowerment in Later Life as a Response to Ageism
Ageism is alive and well, with old-age stereotypes lurking in public and private institutions. From
the water cooler to the webpage, negative age bias is frustratingly prevalent.
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Minding The Millennials—Lessons In Self-Empowerment For Baby Boomers
Can baby boomers searching for answers to the challenges of ageism look to millennials for lessons i
n self-empowerment?
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From Care of Disease to Care of the Person
Health-care systems and innovation models have been moving with increased acceleration from a focus
on the “care of disease” to the “care and cure of the person.” Stakeholders have spent nearly 20 years rallying for a reality in which patients
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Creating a New Culture of Food
Tell me if you’ve heard this one before.
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Food as Poison or Food as Medicine?
I have lived and worked as an investor and entrepreneur in New York City for over 20 years and have
traveled the world and eaten in over 30 countries.
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Transforming a Broken System
Health-care costs today are on a path to bankrupt our nation. Fast-rising costs are straining family
budgets due to long-term stagnation of real income and prevailing fears regarding job security.
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Advances in Science: From Getting to Zero+ to COVID-19 and Everything in Between
Hosted by Dr. Robert Eisinger, NIH, with guest speaker Dr. Victoria A. Cargill, Assistant Commissi
oner of Health at the Baltimore City Health Department.
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The Great Reshuffling and Beyond
One thing has been made abundantly clear during the COVID-19 pandemic. Californians are quitting t
heir jobs at unprecedented rates. The recent job reports only continue to solidify this notion.
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