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Digital commerce was already well down the path of consumer adoption when COVID-19 hit, but a medical checkup had changed little in decades., The lessons we’ve learned from the pandemic, paired with accelerating consumer adoption of healthtech, will put the necessary pressure on the existing health delivery systems to change. ,

eening individuals for all cancers. ,

ns from both the successes and failures of the world’s responses to this global crisis. , An innovative therapy is no good to a patient who cannot access it. , Addressing deficits in collaboration and access is essential to resolving global challenges that are relevant well beyond COVID-19 to other public health issues including prevalent diseases such as cancer.

firm, today announced the joint launch of the “Milken Institute Singapore Internship Program” which aims to provide re

of recommendations that can be used to mobilize an early warning system for global pandemic threats.

cle is the seventh in a weekly joint series on “The COVID-19 Pandemic and the Future of Aging” from the Milken Institute Center for the Futu

d has been turned upside down by the COVID-19 pandemic., When we develop and deliver medicines and innovation, we must think about the uniqueness of the individual, not just their disease., In science, the way one patient’s story begins can have a profound impact on the way many more stories will unfold.

a nation, we have a duty to protect and care for the most vulnerable during this perilous time., Immigrants are working on the frontlines of this pandemic.

n and training system so that quality upskilling options are available to everyone., To recover from the pandemic and build a better, more equitable economy, we must rewire the incentives in our education and training system., However, our education and training system is ill-equipped to fuel economic growth—it’s not even meeting current labor market needs.

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