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Can Track 2 Discussions Help Stem the Decline in U.S.-China Relations?

The status of U.S.-China relations calls for additional efforts beyond the usual high diplomacy to cut through the atmosphere of distrust.

5d ago

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Recent Hurricanes and Geoengineering

The spread of misinformation about government involvement in disasters has become something of a trend lately.

Dec 3

Hurricane Milton approaching the Gulf Coast of Florida, October 8, 2024. Photo courtesy of U.S. National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration

Dec 3

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Bond Ambition in Leadership’s Battle for Belief

In an age of information overload, leaders must build “bond ambition” by creating authentic connections and trust.

Nov 20

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Nov 20

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Can Community Pharmacies Help Address the NHS’s Growing Challenges?

Community pharmacies are seen as vital to easing NHS pressure. But challenges such as funding cuts and lack of integration persist.

Nov 20

A pharmacy with signage highlighting the services offered by community pharmacists in Sutton, UK, February 19, 2024. Photo by Niklas Hallen/PA Images via Reuters Connect

Nov 20

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Is AI Threatening Health Care Jobs? Or Just Changing Them?

As with any new technology, fears over potential unintended consequences of AI abound, but haven’t been realized — for now.

Nov 16

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Nov 16

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The Value of Caregivers to Veterans’ Health, Wellness, and Recovery

Caregivers need better access to mental health care, compensation, and other support.

Nov 14

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Nov 14

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Wargaming the Future of Climate Change

A new card game can help military leaders think through how climate change might affect people, infrastructure, and military operations.

Nov 13

Soldiers from the 10th Special Forces Group Airborne look out over the National Training Center at Fort Irwin, California, August 17, 2021. Photo by Spc. Steven Alger/U.S. Army

Nov 13

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The Middle Road: Why the United States Needs a Dynamic Approach to Its Foreign Policy

Must America’s approach to its role on the international stage be one of two extremes, or can it be more nuanced?

Nov 12

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Nov 12

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Adaptation vs. Mitigation of Climate Change: What Do Developing Countries Need?

Despite high returns on adaptation investments, funding remains stagnant, with developing countries facing a large annual gap.

Nov 8

A sign for the COP29 United Nations Climate Change Conference in front of the cityscape in Baku, Azerbaijan, October 31, 2024. Photo by Aziz Karimov/Reuters

Nov 8

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Cultivating the Magic Sauce for Surviving Out-of-Hospital Cardiac Arrest

Survival rates for out-of-hospital cardiac arrest vary significantly by location. What are the key factors that improve survival?

Nov 7

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Nov 7

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