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New programs are helping non-clinicians better understand healthcare delivery so that they can participate in reforming and changing the healthcare system.

This is a short piece that analyzes the biohacking trend, the market opportunity and the role played by technology and tech giants in this industry.

We can learn a great deal from our parents. All we have to do is ask them to write a Legacy Letter. This article describes how to do it.

We can learn a great deal from our parents. All we have to do is ask them to write a Legacy Letter. This article describes how to do it.

Final-year medical resident physicians are headed for hospital employment and other locations where they will work for somebody else rather than start their careers as independent physicians, Merritt Hawkins says in a new survey.

Final-year medical resident physicians are headed for hospital employment and other locations where they will work for somebody else rather than start their careers as independent physicians, Merritt Hawkins says in a new survey.

This article examines the nexus between mHealth technology specific to Alzheimer’s Disease and culture. How might new technology help bridge the divide which separates those struggling with the reality of dementia from the rest of society?

A new survey claims that near-retirees dramatically overestimate the Social Security benefits they’ll receive in retirement. In fact, Americans in their 50s guessed their average monthly retirement benefit almost to the dollar.

It’s Mental Health Awareness Week and Body Image is the theme. This article explores the extend of the damage to our body image and ways to start repairing it.

In another sign of Africa’s growing importance as a global hub for talent, Microsoft has launched a $100 million Africa Development Centre with offices in Kenya and Nigeria, just months after the launch of its first Azure data centers on the continent …