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To: From: Sent: Subject: Jeffrey Epstein[[email protected]] Milken Institute Thur 7/17/2014 11:16:52 PM Milken Institute Monthly - July 2014 "". Upcoming Events Milken Institute Forum /, Creativity, Inc.: Overcoming the Unseen Forces That Stand in the Way of True Inspiration August 5 — Santa Monica, CA September 18-19 - Singapore October 27-28 — London Chart of the Matter Healthy Savings: Medical Technology and the Burden of Disease \ N . . NToday the Milken Institute published a re Savings: Medical Technology and the Economic Burden of Disease." Do copy here. As America ages and sedentary lifestyles and unhealthy diets become rr the nation is suffering a sharp rise in the prevalence of chronic disease. . century unfolds, technology — in the form of advanced diagnostic and th devices — can meet the need for early detection and more effective mar illness. Researchers at the Milken Institute undertook a comprehensive, quantity documentation of medical technology's impact on the economic burden study also projects how future innovation in this sector would affect the h system and the larger economy — a benefit of more than $23 billion a ye United States. EFTA_R1_00355263 EFTA01915913 Milken Institute Review: Third Quarter 2014 Increased Incentives for medical technology Investment Buzzworthy Videos A story of hope and progress in Rwanda Fox Business: How the Internet is changing the way you handle your finances Quick Links Z About Us X Milken Institute website Z Research X Events Z Currency of Ideas bloc; V. MI Review n the latest issue of the Milken Institute Charles Castaldi, a former NPR reporter in Central America, explains he Nicaraguan strongman and Chinese billionaire are planning to dig a $50 that will eclipse its rival to the south. You'll also find a report card on Abenomics; an analysis of the emerging Partnership; an attack on the prevailing wisdom that Hollywood's road to be paved with ever-fewer, ever-more-expensive mega-movies; an argur strings-attached, "universal basic income approach" to reducing poverty Insights from Institute Experts Politics heat up over the fate of Ex-Im Bank Beyond appropriations work, Congress must decide whether to reauth( Export-Import Bank of the United States, or Ex-Im. More... World Cup 2014: Bane or boon for Brazilian growth? A lot of the more than $11 billion the country has spent was squandere relatively fruitless investments in new or upgraded stadiums. More... Latin America: Short of the goal in football and financial markets1 Latin America remains underdeveloped in its capital markets compare( emerging markets and certainly to developed countries. More... This Just In: MI goes platinum This week, the U.S. Green Building Council certified as LEED Platinun- opened building at George Washington University that's home to the Institute School of Public Health — the only university building in the nz EFTA_R1_00355264 EFTA01915914 to win this honor. In memoriam: Michael Intriligator MILKEN INSTITUTE Changing the wog° rrt oncvelive ways On June 23, we lost a dear friend, Michael Intriligator, distinguished economist who for more than a decade Milken Institute Senior Fellow. From 1982 to 1992, he UCLA Center for International and Strategic Affairs (n current Burkle Center for International Relations). A rr editorial boards of Economic Directions, Defense and Economics and Conflict Management and Peace Scit Intriligator authored or edited over 200 articles and scl Santa Monica I Washington. I Singapore emiagyaolay I ManaS£SSiti4G19tnnk I click here to oot-out of all 0,1131% EFTA_R1_00355265 EFTA01915915