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Part 1: A Conversation with President of the World Bank David Malpass | Part 2: The New World (Dis-)
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- Milken Institute10 min
Building the Future of Health Data
Faster Cures, a center of the Milken Institute, launched a strategic initiative to accelerate medical advancement by empowering patients through the "Health Data Basics" framework and a new community of early adopters. The program aims to resolve systemic trust deficits by co-creating ethical standards for accessible, secure health data that integrates genomic, clinical, and daily digital metrics to improve outcomes. Following a call to action for stakeholders to join this movement, the organization asserts that leveraging data from patients' everyday environments is essential for predicting disease trajectories and developing targeted therapies.
- Milken Institute7 min
Highlights | A Conversation with George W. Bush
George W. Bush, Michael Milken
Former Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice outlined her multifaceted career initiatives, ranging from a $15 billion HIV/AIDS strategy that prioritized local agency over paternalism to the creation of the Presidential Leadership Scholars program designed to cultivate community-based problem solvers. Her presentation also detailed a personal artistic endeavor to portray veteran trauma and a defense of the No Child Left Behind Act against critics of federal educational accountability. Furthermore, Rice warned that modern populist anti-immigrant sentiments echo the protectionist Smoot-Hawley tariffs of the late 1920s, which historically exacerbated the Great Depression, while asserting that universal freedom remains the most reliable path to lasting peace.