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Ep. 77: Minimizing Injustice, with Arnold Ventures’ Laura E. Arnold
“A sociologist...said that pandemics fracture society along known fault lines. And that is so true
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Ep. 76: Favoring the Bold, with the Dallas Mavericks’ Mark Cuban
“If you have a vision for what America 2.0 post-reset should look like, there will never be a bett
er time to create a business that goes into an entirely new direction....If you have a vision for something dramatically different, now's the time
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Ep. 75: Economic Justice, with Vista Equity Partners’ Robert F. Smith
“The Wall Street Journal last week reported that 41% of the African American businesses have stopp
ed transacting and stopped conducting business and have closed up, which is a true tragedy.
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Ep. 74: Lifelines, with IMF’s Kristalina Georgieva
“Our policy engagement is very strong everywhere, but...the same way people with preconditions are
more vulnerable to the virus, weakened economies are more vulnerable to the economic shock we experience today.
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Ep. 87: Time to Reflect, with Larry Gagosian
Photo © Roe Ethridge, 2016. Courtesy Gagosian.
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Ep. 125: Leadership, With BTG Pactual’s André Esteves
“We need to attack extreme poverty. Of course, the pandemic brought additional challenges to that.
But, we provided emergency aid for an extensive part of our population, around 60 million people.
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Defeating a Global Enemy: Collaboration Against Cancer
The COVID-19 pandemic has proved that global cooperation and public-private partnerships can suc
cessfully strive together in times of crisis to make a tangible impact.
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Transforming Healthcare: Technology, Innovation, and Going Digital
Over the last 18 months, few sectors have been so challenged and had to adapt more quickly than
health-care delivery and epidemiology.
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Tackling Type 1 Diabetes: Where the Science is Heading
Around the world, numbers of type 1 diabetes (T1D) cases are rising. It's expected that by 2050,
5 million people in the United States alone will have been diagnosed.
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Medical Supply Chains During the Pandemic: Lessons Learned and Best Practices
The COVID-19 pandemic tested US and global supply chains by requiring the production and distrib
ution of hundreds of millions of units of key medical products at unprecedented speed.
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The Give and Take of Drug Pricing Reform
Several proposals to lower drug costs have been introduced in recent years in response to growin
g public concern about drug prices and affordability.
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Valuing Nutrition: Addressing a Hidden Epidemic
Access to nutritious foods is essential to promoting health and preventing disease.