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ns from both the successes and failures of the world’s responses to this global crisis. , An innovative therapy is no good to a patient who cannot access it. , Addressing deficits in collaboration and access is essential to resolving global challenges that are relevant well beyond COVID-19 to other public health issues including prevalent diseases such as cancer.

illion toll on the US economy., This is a time to think more boldly than ever, and it should inspire our leaders to demand real change. , We were led to believe the answer to the question of how long it takes from initial research to advanced drug development: 10 years. This has been repeated—and accepted—for decades.

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cial disparities in health care, combined with the increased awareness of the persistence of racial injustice in America., We can rebuild our mental health system to improve access to those who are so often left behind as their struggles are out of the sight. ,

cial condition., Imagine no more retirees living in poverty, no more low-income retiree households, and the promise of a future where older adults are not forced to make impossible trade-offs among the necessities of life. ,

clear now that health disparities exist, racism exists, and the two are related. ,

trips. With advancements in technology and the rise of AI, travel companies are embracing innovative ways to enhance customer experiences., Technology can empower us to continually connect with friends, communities, and the wider world. , Digital consumer engagement has never been as important as it is today, and livestreams have become a key growth driver in the travel business.

f global rice production., The agri-food sector in Southeast Asia is poised for explosive growth against an ever-challenging landscape. , Multiple new studies point to a notable gap in agri-food investments in Southeast Asia, especially for transformational farming practices that could increase yields, reduce land use, protect biodiversity, and reduce emissions.

nd for global businesses and investors. , Asia’s resurgence is driven by its: broader role as a diversifier for global investors and businesses, amidst geopolitical tensions; potential in the decarbonization race against climate change; and

sia-Pacific this , Estimates indicate that, by 2050, one in four people in Asia-Pacific will be over 60 years old. , Stressed Systems Asia-Pacific is a diverse region of varied communities, customs, and capital markets. No one-size-fits-all approach exists for providing retirement security, and the varied retirement systems in Asia-Pacific underscore this.

ower centers and the new extended supply chain (outside of China) of the global economy and have a track record of being resilient despite global headwin, APAC and GCC countries have always been ahead of the curve when it comes to digital adoption. , 1. Solve Information Asymmetries with the Help of Artificial Intelligence An informal workforce leads to massive information asymmetries around opportunities.