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The battle for the hearts and lungs of billions of women is raging in emerging markets, a leading analyst explains in the latest Milken Institute review
LOS ANGELES -- Demographer Brad Edmondson outlines what's at stake in Big Tobacco’s drive to expand
sales outside the affluent West. "All over the developing world,
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What's the Upside of Aging? A lot more than you think, says a new book from the Milken Institute
LOS ANGELES -- An aging revolution is changing the world, demanding that we look at our older years
in a fresh way.
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Did your Mayor take the Pledge? Milken Institute unveils national campaign asking mayors to improve lives of older Americans
LOS ANGELES – The Milken Institute today began contacting mayors across America, asking that they co
mmit to improve the lives of older people in their cities by signing the Best Cities for Successful Aging Mayor’s Pledge.
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In the Latest Milken Institute Review: Harvard’s Claudia Goldin Argues That the Key To Achieving Gender Pay Equality is Increased Workplace Flexibility in Hours and Schedules
LOS ANGELES – Claudia Goldin, the Henry Lee Professor of Economics at Harvard University, explains w
hy the gender gap in pay persists in spite of decisive gains in women’s skills and experience.
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U.S. Small Business Administration and Milken Institute Partner to Increase Access to Capital for Underserved Communities
WASHINGTON, DC—Today the U.S.
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SBA and Milken Institute Launch Initiative to Improve Access to Capital for Underserved Communities in Los Angeles
SBA and Milken Institute Launch Initiative to Improve Access to Capital for Underserved Communities
in Los Angeles
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Milken Institute Report Calls on Business Leaders to Capitalize on the Opportunities of an Aging Population
LOS ANGELES, February 22, 2018 – Opportunities presented by an aging population will not be fully re
alized unless business leaders act to prepare for this irreversible shift in demography, according to a new report released by the Milken Institute Cente
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Part 2: Social Epidemiology: Public Health and Social Movements
For the first time in decades—across race, socioeconomic status, gender, and community—Americans c
an expect shorter lifetimes. Socially impelled public health crises often drive adverse change.
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December 7 at 3:30 pm EST | Building a Diverse and Equitable Health Workforce to Increase Trust in Medical Research and Healthcare
To promote health equity within the biomedical research and health-care systems, we must focus on
having a culturally competent and diverse workforce.
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December 7 at 3:30 pm EST | Letting Smiles Shine: Oral Health as the Gateway to Health Equity
While COVID masks have hidden smiles over the past few years, teeth continue to tell a compelling
story of overall health and well-being.
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December 8 at 9:00 am EST | Meeting the Needs? The Inequity of Digital Health
The digital health revolution promised to increase access to groundbreaking treatments as it level
ed the playing field.
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December 6 at 2:00 pm EST | Improving Health Equity in Rare Diseases Research
People with rare diseases face many barriers and inequities in accessing diagnosis, treatment, and
comprehensive care. This burden is even greater among marginalized communities with rare diseases.
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