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Advancing Global Health Equity Through the SDGs<br>
In 2015, the international community committed to achieving the Sustainable Development Goals (S
DGs), a comprehensive set of 17 targets touching on nearly all aspects of development, by 2030.
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Evening Plenary | Part 1: A Conversation on the Economics of Health Care | Part 2: A Conversation on Food and a Sustainable Future | Part 3: A Conversation with Chef José Andrés, Founder, World Central Kitchen
Part 1:
Guest Tomas Philipson, Acting Chairman and Vice Chair, The White House Council of Econo
mic Advisers
Moderator Mike Piwowar, Executive Director, Center for Financial Markets, Milken Institute
Part 2:
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Hot Spots and Slow Zones: The Learning Health System in Oncology (Invite only)
Today, the line between clinical practice and clinical research is becoming blurred, largely tha
nks to investments in data, the existence of highly networked centers of excellence, and the work of research communities.
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Part 1: A Conversation with Robert Wilkie, Secretary, US Department of Veterans Affairs | Part 2: Building the Mental Health System We Need
This session will open with a conversation with Robert Wilkie, Secretary, US Department of Veter
ans Affairs, followed by a panel discussion.
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Making Influenza History: The Quest for a Universal Vaccine
Currently, there is no greater threat to global health, security, and the economy than the emerg
ence of a highly transmissible influenza virus that could spark the next global pandemic. Yet we have become complacent to the threat of influenza.
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Opening Plenary | Part 1: A Conversation with Maxine Waters, US Representative, California | Part 2: The Future of Brain Health
This session will open with a conversation with Maxine Waters, US Representative, California, fo
llowed by a panel discussion.
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Gut Feeling: Food, Microbiome, and Disease Prevention
As researchers continue to study the microbiome, it's clear that our gut is a powerful tool in d
isease prevention and treatment. How can understanding the microbiome influence the way we eat and nourish our bodies?
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A Journey to the Cutting Edge of Bioscience: Cancer as a Case Study
Today, the line between clinical practice and clinical research is becoming blurred, largely tha
nks to investments in data, the existence of highly networked centers of excellence, and the work of research communities.
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podcast episode
Ep. 2: Grand Rounds, with Providence’s Rod Hochman
“As soon as that patient hit the doors of our emergency room, our people were gowned and gloved...
and put that patient into isolation...got testing done, and we immediately found out that we had the first case of COVID-19 in the United States.”
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Ep. 7: Team Science, with MD Anderson’s James Allison and Padmanee Sharma
“There’s an amazing collaboration of institutions across the country to bring all our knowledge to
gether to try to do this as fast as we can.”
Dubbed the ‘Cancer fighting power-couple’ by the Washington Post, James Allison and Pam Sha
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Ep. 6: Mobilization, with George Washington University’s Lynn Goldman
“We need to be preparing for the second and third waves, revving up testing and contact tracing to
, as quickly as possible, prevent it from spreading out of control.”
When it comes to COVID-19, Lynn Goldman sees the big picture.
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Ep. 33: Public-Private Partners, with DFC’s Adam Boehler
There are places in the United States now with little to no cases, and if the states have the abil
ity to do contact tracing with some testing to ensure that if there's a flare we can move quickly, then I think it's fine to open up now as long as
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