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Technology Enabling Decentralized Trials, Novel Endpoints, Real World Data
New technologies and approaches to collection and use of patient data have the potential to revolu
tionize clinical research. How can patient organizations support this movement? What are potential pitfalls to watch out for?
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Master Protocols, Adaptive Designs, and Bayesian Statistics – Oh My
Master Protocols, Adaptive Designs, and Bayesian Statistics: These innovative trial approaches are
sometimes described as being “patient-centric.” Are they? What are the challenges and opportunities for patient groups to support them?
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Opportunities for Patient Group Engagement in Clinical Trials
What is the range of opportunities for patient foundations to support more rapid and effective cli
nical research, through preference studies and other patient insights, trial design and networks, recruitment and retention?
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The Drive for More Diverse and Representative Clinical Trials
How can foundations help to drive diverse and representative clinical trials in the face of long s
tanding racial and ethnic disparities in healthcare and research?
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10 Best Cities for Successful Aging
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What Makes a Best City for Successful Aging?
What makes a best city for successful aging? The Milken Institute evaluated 83 different indicator
s across nine categories to get our results.
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Return on Longevity: Capitalizing on the Demographic Shift
As the number of healthier, wealthier, and more active older adults is expanding rapidly across th
e globe, these consumers offer substantial returns for companies in health, technology, financial services, and other industries.
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A Conversation with Elizabeth Blackburn
Listen as Nobel laureate Elizabeth Blackburn and Physician-investor Joon Yun discuss Blackburn’s N
ew York Times bestseller, “The Telomere Effect: A Revolutionary Approach to Living Younger, Healthier, Longer.” Moderator:
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How To Live To An Active 100
We are living in a time when life expectancy is increasing to 100 years. But this doesn't mean tha
t those extra years are necessarily healthy ones.
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Reimagining Medicare for Longer Lives
People who reach age 65 today in the U.S. can be expected to live, on average, another 20 years.
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TRAIN Newsletter — July 2024
TRAIN eNews is delivered directly to organizations that take part in The Research Acceleration and I
nnovation Network (TRAIN).
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TRAIN Newsletter — April 2024
TRAIN eNews is delivered directly to organizations participating in The Research Acceleration and In
novation Network (TRAIN).
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