Health economics and outcomes research (HEOR) stands at the critical intersection of science, evidence, and policy—transforming data into decisions that expand access, improve affordability, and strengthen health systems. In an era defined by rapid scientific advancement, fiscal pressure,...

Human capital - education, skills, health, and capabilities - is a central driver of demographic change and a key lens for understanding social and economic development, inequality, and resilience. Demographic processes shape human capital accumulation across cohorts and generations, while human...