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nity at this annual breakfast.

ter of Brigham and Women’s Hospital and Harvard, where she focuses primarily upon initiatives within

dinates with the Executive Committee in the development and execution of strategies to accomplish CTTI’s

ies that recognize obesity as a chronic disease, address disparities in multifaceted care, focus on person-centered solutions, and eliminate bias and stig

, unequal access to health care, and some communities’ lack of trust and participation in medical research.

obal Conference for a conversation on COVID-19, life after the pandemic, and the future of public health.

n the US—let alone globally—was inadequate for the scale of the emergency, and the costs in lives and wealth have been astronomical.

VID-19 pandemic erupted, our general director invited me to take on the Rapid Response Center, with the task of bringing produc

winners, philanthropists, investors, and more.

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ate impact in underserved communities., We are building a world where convenience equity can be a reality for all. , Convenience equity refers to equal access to convenient essential services and resources for all members of society.