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The Forbes Healthcare Summit is happening now and we're so excited for the opportunity to discuss the development of breakthrough medicine and the future of healthcare with talented industry leaders #ForbesHealth

World Champion and Mental Health Advocate Michael Phelps kicked off the summit along with Cigna Corporation president and CEO David Cordani to discuss the impact of social determinants such as loneliness and resiliency on health outcomes #ForbesHealth

World Champion and Mental Health Advocate Michael Phelps on his personal experience #ForbesHealth

Stefano Pessina, the dealmaker behind Walgreens and Tim Barry, Co-Founder & CEO, VillageMD discussed how they are strategically deploying new technologies in this unique model to disrupt traditional primary care models #ForbesHealth

Building on last year’s discussion, and the integration of broader supplemental benefits under new rules for 2020, leaders provided the latest updates on the epicenters for expansion and where Medicare Advantage is headed #ForbesHealth

Sarah Iselin, Executive Vice President, Government Programs and Diversified Business, GuideWell & Florida Blu, on the importance of creating a more personalized health insurance experience #ForbesHealth

At the Healthcare Summit, Health and Human Services Secretary Alex Azar said the government is facilitating the production of a massive number of doses of several Covid-19 vaccines each week in anticipation of FDA emergency authorization forbes.com/sites/leahrose… #ForbesHealth

Tune in tomorrow for day 2 of the 2020 Forbes Healthcare Summit forbes.com/connect/event/… #ForbesHealth

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