About Future of Health Summit 2024
The Milken Institute Future of Health Summit took place November 13 – 14, 2024. It convened the best minds in the world to confront the toughest challenges in health by matching human, financial, and scientific resources with the most innovative, inclusive, and impactful ideas to drive better health outcomes for all.
Technological advances like artificial intelligence have begun to change the way we interact with our health and health-care systems. Science continues to transform how we prevent, diagnose, and treat disease—changing the paradigm from precision medicine to precision health. We continue to face a global aging population, a rise in chronic disease conditions, and deep disparities in health care. Now, more than ever, forming partnerships among government, industry, academia, health-care delivery systems, public health, nonprofits, retail, employers, and patient organizations is key to achieving better health.
The Future of Health Summit convenes annually to connect the Milken Institute’s catalytic community of changemakers to advance our vision and mission to make a lasting impact in areas such as biomedical research and technological innovation, chronic disease and prevention, rare disease research, patient engagement, cell and gene therapies, mental health, healthy aging and longevity, health equity, food policy, food is medicine, health-finance trends, the role of the employer in achieving better health, and more. The Summit will amplify innovative partnerships, targeted research, thought leadership, and policy priorities emerging from the Institute’s commitment to the fields of public health, food, aging, strategic philanthropy, and biomedical innovation.
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Featured Future of Health Summit Reports
Protecting Youth Online: Insights and Actions for Communities, Policymakers, and Organizations
The United States is facing a youth mental health crisis. Forty-two percent of high school students reported experiencing persistent feelings of sadness, including 29 percent of boys, 57 percent of girls, and 69 percent of LGBTQ+ students...Read Report
Prescription for Biomedical Innovation: Recommendations for the New Administration
FasterCures has long been at the forefront of shaping the national focus on biomedical innovation, with a singular goal of saving lives by accelerating scientific advances for all patients. FasterCures has been instrumental in advocating...Read Report
Community-Based Infrastructure for Inclusive Research: Democratizing Access to Research
FasterCures’ work, spurred by the COVID-19 pandemic, identified numerous challenges in both the publicly and privately funded research ecosystems that make it difficult for established players to sustain and scale efforts to move research...Read Report
200+ Speakers
Discussing trends in mental health and well-being, health equity, biomedical advancements, patient engagement, aging and longevity, the intersection of climate change and health, rare disease research, philanthropic investments, and health-sector business trends.
1,400+ Participants
Including business leaders, policymakers, philanthropists, patient advocates, health-care workers, global community leaders, entrepreneurs, academics, investors, providers, payers, employers, researchers, and scientists.
Global Reach
Featuring live-streamed public sessions with coverage across major news outlets and social media platforms.
