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Baker Jennifer
Jennifer Baker is an intern of the Milken Institute Center for the Future of Aging
and is passion
ate about promoting healthy, productive, and purposeful aging. Prior
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Digitalization and the Future of Asset Management
'Digitalization and the Future of Asset Management' is a summary report of a webinar that the Milke
n Institute hosted on March 4, 2021.
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Best-Performing Cities 2021: Foundations for Growth and Recovery
The Milken Institute’s Best-Performing Cities index tracks the economic performance of approximatel
y 400 US metropolitan statistical areas (MSA).
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The Community Explorer: Informing Policy with County-Level Data
The Community Explorer investigates US health disparities by first understanding populati
ons’ specificities then looking at their health profile.
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New Approaches to Long-Term Care Access for Middle-Income Households
"New Approaches to Long-Term Care Access for Middle-Income Americans" summarizes the key findi
ngs of a Financial Innovations Lab® organized by the Milken Institute Center for the Future of Agin
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Type 1 Diabetes Autoantibody Screening: A Roadmap for Pediatric Policy Implementation
Type 1 diabetes, or T1D, once commonly known as juvenile diabetes, is an autoimmune disease in whic
h the immune system attacks the insulin-producing cells of the pancreas.
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An Overview of Pediatric Preventive Health Care in the United States
Healthy children are the cornerstone of a healthy world. This is why ensuring that children thrive
has been the focus of many philanthropic efforts over the centuries.
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Strategies for Resilient Growth in the Knowledge Economy
A white paper based on the Milken Institute's “State Technology and Science Index”
This white pape
r uses the Milken Institute’s “2020 State Technology and Science Index
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Reimagining the Future of Employer-Sponsored Health Care to Drive Value: Survey Insights
Employer-sponsored health insurance (ESI) is the most common form of health insurance in the United
States, providing coverage for approximately 180 million people, or roughly half of the US population, and accounting for more than $1 trillion in health
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A National Network to Advance Innovative Financing for Women’s Reproductive Health
Investing in women’s reproductive health is crucial for wider economic productivity and social well
-being across the United States.
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Financing Global Early Warning Systems Country Case Study: Indonesia
Indonesia grappled with one of Southeast Asia’s highest COVID-19 caseloads, reporting nearly 7 mill
ion cases and 161,918 deaths as of December 2023. The pandemic’s ripple effects extended beyond the immediate health crisis.
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