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Mike Milken
Mike Milken, chairman of the Milken Institute, has been at the forefront of successful initi
atives in medical research, education, public health and access to capital for more than four decades.
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Financing the Control of Tuberculosis
As of 2015, roughly one third of the world’s population, mostly in poorer countries, carried tuberc
ulosis bacteria in their system. Given the characteristics of airborne diseases like tuberculosis, coordination among national and international age
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Better Bonds: De-Risking Communities Through Resilience Investments
Extreme weather is causing billions of dollars in losses to public facilities, driving up insura
nce costs for businesses and homeowners, and making it impossible to build back, let alone build back smarter.
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Retooling Disaster Preparedness and Response: New Directions and Opportunities for Resilient Recovery
As the frequency and costs of weather-driven disasters keep going up, the existing systems for r
esponse and recovery are being strained.
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Investor Leadership in Sustainable Infrastructure Investing and Climate Finance: On the Road to Brazil
COP 30, the UN global climate conference taking place later this year in Brazil, is an inflectio
n point that has the potential to unlock and mobilize trillions of dollars to finance climate mitigation and adaptation initiatives, especially among the mos
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Can America Afford to Retire?
America's pension shortfall for defined benefit plans alone is estimated to be as high as $7.5 tri
llion across government and corporate pensions. And the outlook for the alternative of defined contribution plans is equally dire.
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The Power of Online Learning to Scale the Future of Behavioral Health
My life’s work has taken me down a path where I’ve learned and witnessed the incredible power of onl
ine education, and how it can be scaled to improve the future and quality of health care.
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Global Conference and Other Highlights from the Center for the Future of Aging
In this issue:
The Business of Aging »
Healthy Longevity »
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Aging in the Future of Health
When the Senate Aging Committee was first established in 1961, 9 percent of Americans were over age
65.
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Is AI the New Health-Care Reform?
Experts at McGraw Hill define artificial intelligence (AI) as the study of how to make computers do
things that, at the moment, people do better.
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It’s Time to Talk About Mental Health
At long last, the conversation around mental health is beginning to shift. Progress is slow and all
too often still inadequate, but we are beginning to see signs of change.
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Technology: Catalyst for a New Era of Aging in Place
In Stanley Kubrick’s 1968 film “2001: A Space Odyssey,” Hal, the defiant onboard computer, foreshado
ws a future of runaway artificial intelligence.
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