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Milken Institute Advisory Council Roundtable on Preventative Health

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Mark Williams

Associate Director, FasterCures, Milken Institute Health
Mark Williams is an associate director with the FasterCures team of the Milken Institute. He manages a number of projects aimed at creating a high-functioning biomedical system, including countering antimicrobial resistance, engaging patients within health systems, and fostering innovation and collaboration in medical research.
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Ben Davies

Intern, Business and Program Development, Milken Institute International
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Yun Fu

Associate Director, Innovative Finance, Milken Institute Finance
Yun Fu is an associate director on the Innovative Finance team at the Milken Institute. She contributes to the research, development, and execution of Financial Innovations Labs, which explores innovative financing models to address global social and economic challenges.
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Simon Radford

Director for Policy and Programming, Europe, Milken Institute International
Simon Radford is a director for Policy and Programming for the Milken Institute in Europe.
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James Bethell

Former Minister and Member, The UK House of Lords
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Each year, the United Kingdom National Health Service (NHS) treats more patients for preventable diseases, yet funding remains largely focused on hospital care rather than prevention. Without new investment in preventative care, the system will remain trapped in a cycle of rising treatment costs and missed opportunities to improve long-term health in the UK.

On January 28, 2025, the Milken Institute hosted the second roundtable of the Milken Institute Advisory Council on Preventative Health, bringing together leaders from health, policy, and finance to explore scalable and sustainable solutions for preventative care in the UK. The roundtable provided an opportunity to review progress over the past year and discuss the next steps to shape new funding and financing models for community-based prevention initiatives.

The discussion also centered on recommendations outlined in the Milken Institute’s newly launched report, The Reinvention of Prevention: How to Fund and Finance a Pivot to a Prevention-First Healthcare System.

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