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Women account for roughly two thirds of diagnoses, and Maria Shriver wants the conversation about brain health to start decades before anybody notices a symptom.
Ravi Kumar S runs Cognizant and argues that if a technology is deployed to eliminate work rather than amplify it, it should carry the same overhead a…
Jay Sullivan took over a platform most of its own audience cannot name, and his fix is to build a simpler entrance without touching what is behind it.
Compensation is one of the biggest lines in most operating budgets, and a single unmanaged decision costs between 5,257 and a great deal more.
Three health leaders argued that chronic care keeps solving the clinical problem while leaving the emotional and practical work to patients and their…
The acceleration is real, and both speakers argued the harder problem has shifted to whether people can actually get the drugs.
At a health leadership forum in New York, a Harvard geneticist, a neuroscientist and a telehealth founder agreed the science is moving fast and the…
Cell therapy leaders say thousands of patients who now have a matching donor are still not reaching a transplant centre in time, because the system…
Nathan Mitchell spent seven years building an organisation's culture and was then made redundant in a mass reduction, which is where his argument…
Recurring queries about eligibility, claims and deadlines are usually read as administrative noise, and they are the clearest available evidence of…