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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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New Pathways to Neuroscience Breakthroughs
Brain-based illnesses and injuries are the leading cause of disability worldwide. However, medic
al professionals lack the tools needed to diagnose and treat illnesses ranging from Alzheimer's disease to post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD).
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Reducing the Cost and Risk of Dementia
The Milken Institute projects that over the next 20 years, the prevalence of dementia in the US
will double from nearly 7.2 million to nearly 13 million, with women comprising about two-thirds of those expected to develop dementia.
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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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Resilient Communities, Successful Disaster Recovery
A panel of disaster-recovery experts and philanthropists will discuss how they can work together
to build community resilience in order to help communities recover more successfully and quickly.
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Age-Forward 2030: The Intersection of Housing and Health Care
Affordable housing and connected health services are the two most critical policy interventions
that local leaders need to prioritize before 2030 as they prepare for aging populations, according to a forthcoming Milken Institute survey.
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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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Housing for Health: The Future of Age-Forward Communities (Invite only)
Affordable housing and connected health services are the two most critical policy interventions
that local leaders will need to prioritize before 2030 as they prepare for population aging, according to a forthcoming Milken Institute survey.
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Using Patient Data in Research: Balancing Benefits and Risks
We are capturing, tracking, and creating more data than ever about our lifestyle and health. Mor
e and more companies hold our data, which we sign away by indicating that we've read extensive privacy policies, when few of us actually have.
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Opioid Addiction: A Crisis Fueled by Stigma
Many of us are fortunate to live in a country with unparalleled access to scientific advances an
d medical treatments, where patients travel from all over the world to receive cutting-edge, lifesaving medical care.
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Leveraging Opportunity Zones to Improve Health Outcomes (Invite only)
Opportunity Zones (OZs), created as part of the 2017 Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, aim to use tax incen
tives to encourage investment in low- to moderate-income communities.
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Power of Cities Interview
Mayor of Helsinki, Jan Vapaavuori, and the founder of Blue Zones, Dan Buettner interviewed by Paul
Irving, Chairman, Milken Institute Center for the Future of Aging.
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