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2020
Program Tracks
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Change occasionally sweeps in with transformative force, and countless inventions are on the horizon.
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The milestones of 2020 prompt us to glance backwards while also looking to the future.
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Thinking big across the public and private sectors to create the healthiest population possible.
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Deepening our understanding of the cognitive and emotional pathways to health.
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Building immunity isn't simply a matter of having the right antibiotics or vaccines at hand.
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Millennials are America’s largest generation, and health care systems will have to shake up core clinical and business practices to respond.
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What tradeoffs in the field and on our plates can maximize better health for all?
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Art's power is evident not only in the pleasure it affords, but in the healing it makes possible.
Speakers
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Michele Bratcher Goodwin
Chancellor's Professor of Law and Founding Director, Center for Biotechnology and Global Health Policy, University of California Irvine School of Law
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Richard Kogan
Clinical Professor of Psychiatry, Weill Cornell Medical College; Artistic Director, Weill Cornell Music and Medicine Program
2019 Festival
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