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Inclusion, Connectedness, and Values –3 Days of Health+Wealth

Inclusion, Connectedness, and Values –3 Days of Health+Wealth

Vaccines will be near-miraculous. Connecting everyone should be Biden’s top tech priority. The public looks more to business for solutions to society’s ills. Digital transformation could enable it to deliver. Social media needs an empathy infusion. America’s cities are finding new reserves of strength. Everybody needs a colonoscopy. Genomic medicine poses enormous promise. And business can decarbonize the atmosphere.. That’s a taste of what we heard in three days of intense discussion.

By Techonomy Media

December 4, 2020

The vaccines will be near-miraculous. Connecting everyone, finally, should be Biden’s top tech priority. The public looks more to business for solutions to society’s ills. Digital transformation could enable it to deliver on those expectations. Social media needs an empathy infusion. America’s struggling cities are finding new reserves of strength. Everybody needs a colonoscopy. Genomic medicine poses enormous promise. And business can decarbonize the atmosphere if it proceeds from values. That’s a taste of what we heard in three days of intense discussion this week at The Health+Wealth of America.

Highlights of all three days are below – find full session videos here.

Day One Highlights:

More about day one here.

Day Two Highlights:

More about day two here.

Day Three Highlights:

More about day two here.

>FULL SESSION VIDEOS

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