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Houston, We Have A Solution: Israeli Startups Take On World’s Largest Medical Center
The growing Israeli presence at TMC, facilitated by Start-Up Nation Central over the past year, is creating a large-scale launchpad for Israeli digital health innovations into the complex US healthcare system.
Simona Halep Wins Wimbledon: How To Get Self-Belief
Here is what her victory can teach you about self-belief.
How Gut Health Is The Focus For Some Of The Most Innovative Treatments In Wellbeing
What kind of innovations are involved with complementing the goal of ultimate gut health?
85,000 Kaiser Permanente Health Workers Threaten Strike
More than 85,000 Kaiser Permanente workers represented by several unions are threatening a strike against the multi-state health plan and medical care provider.
Johnson & Johnson Under Criminal Investigation For Concealing Cancer Risks Of Baby Powder
The government is investigating whether J&J lied about its baby powder containing asbestos.
Trump Scraps A Reform That Would Have Saved Patients Billions
This week, the Trump administration axed a proposal that, if enacted, would have required insurers to share discounts they negotiate with drug companies directly with patients. Now that the Trump administration has killed this sensible reform, patients…
Imposter Syndrome At Work May Lead To Dissatisfaction At Home
Imposter syndrome doesn’t just affect things at work–it bleeds over into home life as well.
Price Transparency Will Deliver Real Results for Patients
In order to deliver on the promises of the President’s executive order on health care price transparency, those in DC should learn from state efforts toward “Right to Shop” transparency so patients get real price information ahead of time, can compare …
Blood Test May Be Able To Predict Breast Cancer Relapse
A new blood test using immune markers may be able to predict relapse of breast cancer at the point where patients are diagnosed.
