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Ruth Finkelstein
Ruth Finkelstein, ScD is devoted to transformation of our understanding of aging from a state of
decline to a stage full of challenge and opportunity.
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Nirav Shah
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Trent Stamp
Trent Stamp has served as CEO of the Eisner Foundation since 2008.
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Linda Fried
A world-renowned geriatrician and epidemiologist, Linda Fried has defined frailty and its causes,
conducted research on the prevention of disability and cardiovascular disease, and proposes that investments in health for longer lives could build a Third De
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Fernando Torres-Gil
Fernando Torres-Gil is director of the Center for Policy Research on Aging at the Luskin School o
f Public Affairs at the University of California, Los Angeles, where he is also a professor of social welfare and public policy.
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Jennifer Molinsky
Jennifer Molinsky is Project Director of the Housing an Aging Society Program and a Lecturer at t
he Graduate School of Design.
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Alice Bonner
Alice Bonner has been a geriatric nurse practitioner caring for older adults and their families f
or over 30 years.
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Laura Carstensen
Laura Carstensen is a professor of psychology and the Fairleigh S. Dickinson Jr. professor in pub
lic policy at Stanford University, where she is the founding director of the Stanford Center on Longevity.
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Report and Roadmap - Chronic Kidney Disease: Finding a Path to Prevention, Earlier Detection, and Management
Chronic kidney disease (CKD) is increasingly recognized as a growing public health threat, with hig
h global prevalence and poor health outcomes. In the United States, CKD affects more than one in seven American adults, an estimated 37 million people.
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Prevention and Chronic Disease
About Prevention and Chronic Disease
Prevention and Chronic Disease is an all-encompassing priority
that addresses how chronic diseases are understood and managed, how populations are impacte
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Food Is Medicine Task Force
About Food Is Medicine
Food Is Medicine (FIM) interventions are a spectrum of programs and services
that respond to the critical link between nutrition access and health within the healthcare, Feeding Change Food Is Medicine Goals
Identify and leverage scalable financing pathways
Leverage Feeding Change research projects to understand how to scale FIM programs in our healthcare system, Food Is Medicine Intervention Pyramid
, Contact Us
For more information on the Food Is Medicine Task Force, please contact:
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