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COVID-19 and the Future of Aging: What 20 Experts Told Us
Why they were clear-eyed, yet optimistic, about the future.
(Paul Irving, Chairman, Milken Institut
e Center for the Future of Aging)
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Better Brain Health through Equity: Addressing Health and Economic Disparities in Dementia for African Americans and Latinos
'Better Brain Health through Equity: Addressing Health and Economic Disparities in Dementia for Afr
ican Americans and Latinos' centers around two overarching themes: (1) Strengthening the infrastructure among health-care, long-term care, and community-b
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Advancing Health through Food: Community Health Center Live Innovation Pitch Session and Award (Invite only)
Community health centers see the immense toll that food insecurity has on health for the over 32
.5 million people they serve across the US.
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Welcome Dinners at Ambassador Residences (Invite only)
In celebration of global health, the Milken Institute and diplomatic missions in Washington DC w
ill convene a series of welcome dinners at Ambassador residences as part of the 2024 Milken Institute Future of Health Summit.
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Innovation for All: Strategies for Maximizing Impact
Global events have showcased our unprecedented ability to innovate rapidly in biomedical R&D
when it is absolutely required. As we move forward, how can we sustain this momentum and tackle major long-standing challenges in health care?
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Unlocking the Policy Agenda for NextGen Biomedical Innovation
Innovation is accelerating in every part of the health-care ecosystem.
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Resilient Futures: Public-Private Climate Strategies
Increasingly unpredictable environmental conditions are destroying homes, disrupting supply chai
ns, threatening our food supply, and exacerbating health issues across the globe.
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Part 2: Bot or Not?: AI in Health Care
The rise of AI has promised transformation across many of our systems, and our health care is no
exception.
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Brain Check: Innovations in Prevention, Detection, and Intervention for Neurodegenerative Disease
Brain health is essential for all aspects of daily functioning and healthy aging. Yet, many neur
odegenerative and brain-based diseases lack effective treatments or cures and are expected to rise as the global population ages.
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Global Collaboration to Eradicate Women’s Cancers
The top three women’s cancers globally—breast, cervical and endometrial—affect almost 3.5 millio
n people each year with over 1 million women dying from these diseases. Breast cancer is the most common, affecting 2.29 million women globally.
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Drafting the Blueprint for the Next Era of Patient Engagement
During the last two decades, the R&D ecosystem has been transformed by a shift to more patie
nt-centric approaches to biomedical R&D.
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