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The Digital Future of Molecular Medicine: Rethinking FDA Regulation - Part I

Speakers: Peter Huber, Dr. Andrew von Eschenbach, Paul Howard
May 15, 2013

Thirteenth Annual Alexander Hamilton Award Dinner
Part I

Speakers: Paul E. Singer, Geoffrey Canada, Kenneth G. Langone
May 6, 2013
 
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CULTURE AND SOCIETY
Ben Boychuk and Joel Mathis discuss gun control and the right to self-defense with Craig Whitney, author of "Living with Guns: A Liberal's Case for the Second Amendment."

FDA REFORM
Paul Howard and Luke Timmerman, an award-winning journalist at Xconomy, discuss the challenges faced by the biotech industry in utilizing big data's potential to revolutionize healthcare.

 

 

 
           
 

Rapid advances in the science of personalized medicine are being slowed by an outdated regulatory system that relies on 50-year-old statistical models to evaluate new medicines, according to a new Manhattan Institute report, The Digital Future of Molecular Medicine: Rethinking FDA Regulation.

 

The Economic Effects of Hydrofracturing on Local Economies: A Comparison of New York and Pennsylvania analyzes the effect of shale gas drilling on jobs and income growth in Pennsylvania counties to project the benefits that New York stands to gain if the state again permits fracking.

 

In Government Crowded Out: How Employee Compensation Costs Are Reshaping State and Local Government, senior fellow Daniel DiSalvo highlights how service cuts will affect the daily lives of Americans through education, infrastructure, and transit reductions.

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