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Part 1: Federal Brain Boost: Advancements and Next Steps in Dementia Care
Years of investment and research in dementia care have sown seeds of hope. It is expected that b
y 2050, more than 13 million people over age 65 will be living with Alzheimer's disease and related dementias (ADRD).
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Innovation and Investment in Women's Reproductive Health
Even before the Supreme Court overturned Roe v.
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Caring for Our Caregivers: Burnout and the Health-Care Workforce
The challenges of working on the front lines of the COVID-19 pandemic have taken a toll on healt
h-care workers, causing them to leave the profession in droves.
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Global Health Lunch Plenary
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Future Pathways to Enable Open Science and Increase Research Transparency and Collaboration
Despite the billions of dollars invested in biomedical R&D, there remains a lack of transpar
ency concerning research findings that do not demonstrate efficacy, never reach completion, or remain behind paywalls. The federal government has issued guid
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Shooting for the Moon: Embracing Moonshot Philanthropy to Revolutionize Human Health
Facing any number of seemingly intractable challenges in global health—from rare diseases to inf
ectious outbreaks—philanthropists and multisector collaborators more than ever have a critical role to play.
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Part 2: The Next Century of Health: Predictions on the Future of Health Care
Technology is evolving at an unprecedented rate, enabling the rapid development of vaccines, AI-
driven treatment pathways, medical devices that can track your personal health and medications delivered by drones.
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