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Part 2: Food as Engagement: Implications for Health and Access to Care
Food is increasingly being recognized as essential to preventing, managing, and treating chronic
diseases. Approximately half of all US adults have at least one preventable diet-related condition, accounting for 85 percent of health-care spending.
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Part 2: A Glimpse Ahead: The Future of R&D
Scientific and technological innovations will continue to change the lifecycle of drug developme
nt, from discovery to clinical trials and commercialization, with the promise to prevent and treat diseases in new ways. These innovations might hold th
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Transforming the Future of Clinical Trials (Invite only)
The COVID-19 pandemic demonstrated that, despite the ultimate success of vaccine development, th
e US did not have sufficient infrastructure close to communities to run clinical trials effectively, nor to engage potential participants where they live, wo
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Closing Plenary | The Future of Health: What Comes Next
Health remains one of the most critical and foundational elements to leading a meaningful life.
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Closing Reception
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Public Health Advisory Board Meeting (Invite only)
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Bringing Whole-Person Health to the Workplace
How will future generations change the playbook on mental health in the workplace? Whole-person
health approaches have become the gold standard of many classrooms.
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How Pharmaceutical Supply Chain Advancements Are Meeting the Moment and Beyond
The health-care supply chain has undergone significant transformations driven by evolving health
-care demands, technological advancements, and regulatory shifts.
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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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Milken Institute Statement on Participation in White House Challenge to End Hunger and Build Healthy Communities
Washington, DC (February 27, 2024) – Food is Medicine (FIM) can help prevent and treat chronic diet-
related diseases. However, the practice faces barriers to implementation in the current U.S. healthcare system.
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The Milken Institute’s Michigan Resilient Investment Strategy Summit Catalyzes New Initiatives for Regional Economic Resilience
Detroit, MI (February 22)—Continuing its efforts to help thousands of underserved urban and rural co
mmunities across the United States access the funding, capacity, and talent they need to support critical community infrastructure proje
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MI Future of Aging: Winter 2024
In This Newsletter
Milken Institute Signature Events
Senior Housing and Care Spotlight
Updates from
the Alliance to Improve Dementia Care
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