How “one” you feel with the universe may matter more to happiness than what religion you are.
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Deutsche And Other Scandal-Plagued Banks Should Learn From Novartis, Tenneco, And Volkswagen
When Novartis, Tenneco, and Volkswagen chief compliance officers share advice publicly about reforming corporate culture, bank executives would do well to pay close attention. If bank employees ask who is in charge of bank culture, that is the wrong qu…
Indiana Legislature Stopped Optometrists’ Competition in the Blink of An Eye
An innovative online eye test is banned in Indiana, not because it is unsafe, but because entrenched interests convinced lawmakers to ban it in a 2016 law. Now, they are fighting back in court against protectionism.
Lessons On Longevity- What The East Can Teach The West To Harness The ‘Longevity Dividend’
What the East can teach the West on turning the ‘ageing challenge’ into a ‘longevity dividend’. We need a strategy to excite citizens, government and business on the positive aspects of living longer- with healthy longevity as one of the most promisin…
Why Hospitals Should Fear Blue Cross Primary Care Centers
Blue Cross Blue Shield plans in Florida, Illinois, Texas and New Jersey are opening primary care medical centers in communities across the country U.S.
Plenity Now Is FDA-Approved For Weight Management
Here is how this new capsule is supposed to work.
Pharmas That Own Their Markets
To take some of the complexity of investing in pharma stocks, look at the companies that dominate their markets.
AI Healthcare Startup Aidoc Raises $27 Million
Forbes 30 Under 30-founded medical imaging startup Aidoc announces a $27 million raise, to bring their total funding to $40 million.
One More Sign Best Buy Is Serious About Digital Health Business
Best Buy, seeking to remain relevant in the age of Amazon, is the first U.S. retailer to sell exclusively TytoHome medical device kit made by telehealth startup Tyco Care. Consumers can do different medical tests and connect with physicians live for di…
UnitedHealth: DaVita Medical Deal ‘Progressing’ On Path To Close
UnitedHealth Group CEO David Wichmann says the insurer has a “clear path to approval” in closing the $4.3 billion acquisition of DaVita Medical Group.
