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Emily Ortman
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Alison Harwood
Alison Harwood is a Senior Fellow, International, with the Milken Institute. Alison is a recogniz
ed leader in building capital markets in emerging market countries to mobilize private finance for sustainable development.
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Brenda Huneycutt, PhD
Brenda Huneycutt, PhD, is a senior director at the Milken Institute, where she directs the expans
ion of MI Health programmatic work internationally across all MI Health portfolios.
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Elizabeth Burke, PhD
Elizabeth Burke, PhD, is an associate director with MI Philanthropy’s Science Philanthropy Accele
rator for Research and Collaboration.
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Bladder Cancer - A Giving Smarter Guide
More than 500,000 people in the US suffer from bladder cancer. At the time of this report, it
was the fifth most common cancer in the US. It is also the most expensive cancer to treat and frequently reoccurs.
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A Primer and Perspective on Ginnie Mae
Several housing finance reform models, including the Treasury and HUD plans recently issued at the
direction of the
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Age-Forward Cities for 2030
Cities are ground zero for the demographic shift that is changing America and the world, and city l
eaders are just beginning to understand the promise of an engaged older population.
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Reducing the Cost and Risk of Dementia
Increased longevity is perhaps one of the greatest success stories of our modern public health syst
em. But along with this success comes one of our greatest challenges to healthy longevity.
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Best-Performing Cities China 2019
Since 2015, the Milken Institute’s Best-Performing Cities China series has used the latest and most
comprehensive official data to track the economic performance of cities.
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Reimagining the Future of Employer-Sponsored Health Care to Drive Value: Survey Insights
Employer-sponsored health insurance (ESI) is the most common form of health insurance in the United
States, providing coverage for approximately 180 million people, or roughly half of the US population, and accounting for more than $1 trillion in health
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A National Network to Advance Innovative Financing for Women’s Reproductive Health
Investing in women’s reproductive health is crucial for wider economic productivity and social well
-being across the United States.
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