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Snap Judgment: Reducing Stigma and Normalizing Mental Health (Invite only)
Personal mental health issues have long been considered a taboo topic for public discussion. Too
often, sufferers keep their struggles secret from family, friends, and coworkers for fear of being shamed, judged, or stigmatized.
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Investments for a New Future of Early Warning for Pandemics (Invite only)
Chronic under-investment and less-than-ideal global cooperation led to the failure of surveillan
ce systems to provide timely warning of the threat posed by COVID-19. Public health officials consequently struggled to track the spread of the virus.
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Realizing the Promise of Telehealth During the Pandemic and Beyond
Telehealth services, long viewed as a critical tool for increasing quality and access to care ac
ross populations and settings, has experienced a dramatic increase in use during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Building Dementia Workforce Capacity to Improve Screening and Diagnosis (Invite only)
The number of people in the US living with dementia is projected to nearly double by 2040.
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Aligning Solutions for Climate Change and Public Health
Overwhelming evidence continues to suggest that climate change is multiplying threats to human h
ealth, with adverse effects on disease prevalence, chronic health conditions, mental health, and the availability of food.
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Reducing Health and Economic Disparities in Dementia Care
Health and economic disparities have been brought into sharp focus as the coronavirus makes a di
sproportionate impact on communities of color.
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Regenerative Agriculture: The Cure is in Our Soil
Regenerative agriculture is one of the most important food and climate efforts of the decade as
it is widely recognized that the health of our soil determines the health of our people and planet.
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Feeding Change: Food is Medicine
The COVID-19 pandemic has highlighted another long-simmering pandemic—diet-related chronic disea
se.
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Health Data and Technology Accelerating Medical Research (Invite only)
As more technology companies enter the health space, their tools and services offer newfound pot
ential to accelerate medical research and help patients better manage and understand their own health through data-driven insights.
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The Future of the FDA in a Disruptive Age
In today's era of disruption, arguably no US agency is facing greater challenges than the FDA.
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Center for the Future of Aging Advisory Board Meeting (Invite only)
Globally, the number of people age 60 and over is projected to double to more than two billion b
y mid-century. To ready for this unprecedented demographic shift, the public and private sectors must adapt to the wants and needs of older adults.
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Leveraging Rising Awareness to Create Sustainable Mental Health Funding
Public health and disaster mitigation notably suffer from panic-neglect funding, where pressing
needs take precedence over the prevention of greater, more remote problems. In many cases, prevention becomes difficult if not impossible.
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