Harvard Business School professor Sunil Gupta has written a new book, Driving Digital Strategy: A Guide to Reimagining Your Business. In it, he details the methods used by companies in many industries to overcome inertia to thrive in the digital econom…
One year ago, California Lt. Gov. told a gathering of nurses, “We will have universal healthcare in the state of California.” Can he deliver on that promise as the state’s next governor?
“Sometimes I think, gosh, it would be great if folks in the investment community could have that opportunity to sit in front of regulators and hear what they have to say,” says Tim Mayleben, Esperion’s chief executive.
HeartFlow has raised $467 million for a test to detect heart disease. Problem: It might not make patients better off.
An experimental Pfizer drug extended the lives of patients who had a disease in which clumps of protein break apart into toxic substances that damage the heart.
An experimental Pfizer drug extended the lives of patients who had a disease in which clumps of protein break apart into toxic substances that damage the heart.
A hangover is more than just a headache and uneasy stomach, according to a new analysis of several studies showing that our brains are still impaired long after the party is over.
It is easy to tell people to exercise more. But for many, exercising more is not so easy.
Modern telemedicine was born in 2001 when NASA engineers were given the task of providing extended healthcare to astronauts flying 220 miles above the Earth’s surface.
Unconscious bias can affect workplaces and organizations. It can introduce unintentional discrimination and result in poor decision-making. Here are some strategies on how to tackle unconscious bias in the workplace.
