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Technology: Catalyst for a New Era of Aging in Place
In Stanley Kubrick’s 1968 film “2001: A Space Odyssey,” Hal, the defiant onboard computer, foreshado
ws a future of runaway artificial intelligence.
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Milken Institute Announces Key Initiatives at the 2024 Global Conference to Shape the Future of Health
Esther Krofah, executive vice president of Milken Institute Health, (pictured at left) with Emma Wal
msley, CEO of GSK, (right) at the 2024 Milken Institute Global Conference.
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Empowering Patient-Centricity for the Future of Health
As the United States continues to address the ongoing opioid crisis, policy makers, health-care prov
iders, corporate stakeholders, and patients are having difficulty balancing opioid misuse prevention strategies with widespread calls to curb their use i
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COVID-19 and the Future of Aging: What 20 Experts Told Us
Why they were clear-eyed, yet optimistic, about the future.
(Paul Irving, Chairman, Milken Institut
e Center for the Future of Aging)
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TRAIN Newsletter — December 2022
TRAIN eNews is delivered directly to organizations that take part in The Research Acceleration and I
nnovation Network (TRAIN).
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The 2023 Milken Institute Global Conference Convenes Global Leaders to Advance a Thriving World
Los Angeles, CA (April 30, 2023) – Starting today, the Milken Institute Global Conference opens and
will gather 3,500 attendees, including C-suite executives from Fortune 500 companie
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COVID-19 and the Future of Aging: Housing for Older Adults
The key lessons that policymakers must learn from the pandemic
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Milken Institute projects doubling of Americans living with dementia
Economic burden of Alzheimer’s and dementia will exceed $2 trillion; Women are at much greater
risk and shoulder the majority of costs, according to new report which calls for a multi-pronged approach to address growing health crisis
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Addressing Poor Health by Addressing Hunger
In a nation as fortunate as the United States, everyone should have the food they need to thrive. To
day in America, one in nine households (11.1 percent) are food insecure.
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Misophonia Research Fund Announces New Funding, Releases Fifth Request for Proposals to Advance Understanding of Misophonia
Washington D.C., (October 24, 2022) The Misophonia Research Fund today committed nearly $2.2 million
in new grants to scientific investigators who seek to characterize misophonia and develop new therapeutic strategies for those living with the disorder.
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COVID-19 and the Future of Aging: The Outlook for Age-Friendly Health Systems
Why Terry Fulmer, President of The John A. Hartford Foundation, is optimistic about how we’ll think
about care for older adults.
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