April 03, 2026 The $80,000 clue hiding in plain sight in U.S. healthcare BY Linda Genen, MD, MPH American healthcare faces a persistent paradox: We have extraordinary medical technology, yet patients often spend years navigating a system that treats symptoms before identifying the underlying cause of disease. This dynamic is especially pronounced for children with neurological … Continue reading The $80,000 clue hiding in plain sight in U.S. healthcare
March 21, 2026 How companies and nonprofits are tackling the U.S. healthcare crisis—until there’s a federal policy solution BY Anna-Louise Jackson The healthcare crisis in the U.S. is one marked by rising costs, coverage gaps, staggering medical debt, and attacks on access. While various groups have stepped up with innovative solutions to address these serious issues, … Continue reading How companies and nonprofits are tackling the U.S. healthcare crisis—until there’s a federal policy solution
February 24, 2026 ‘I thought about folding’: How limited healthcare access cripples solopreneurs
Healthcare AI: Dangerous Mistakes, Deep Privacy Risks by Laurie Sullivan , Staff Writer, January 8, 2026 OpenAI has released a health chatbot developed with input from more than 260 physicians across 60 countries and specialties. The company wants users’ healthcare records, but assures that ChatGPT Health is intended to “support, not replace medical care,” and is not … Continue reading Healthcare AI: Dangerous Mistakes, Deep Privacy Risks
November 21, 2025 Eli Lilly becomes first healthcare company to hit $1 trillion
September 10, 2025 Healthcare is at the end of its MS-DOS era BY Noah Waxman In 2003, when the New York Times asked Steve Jobs why the iPod became an overnight success, he didn’t talk about its storage capacity, hardware specs, or marketing campaign. He said, simply: “Design.” “People think it’s this veneer,” he added. “That … Continue reading Healthcare is at the end of its MS-DOS era
June 23, 2025 Why the big consulting firms are bad for healthcare BY Noah Waxman The healthcare industry has many ills. The payer-provider disconnect creates confusion, limits access, and exacerbates inefficiencies. Doctor and nurse burnout has led to widespread staffing shortages. This is compounded by aging infrastructure, outdated regulation, fragmented care delivery, and overly-complicated legacy systems. … Continue reading Why the big consulting firms are bad for healthcare
May 06, 2025 Why human-centered design is vital in healthcare research BY Larraine Segil At the Exceptional Women Alliance, we enable high-level women to mentor each other to achieve personal and professional happiness through sisterhood. As the nonprofit organization’s founder, chair, and CEO, I am honored to interview and share insights from thought leaders who are … Continue reading Why human-centered design is vital in healthcare research
June 04, 2025 Can healthcare go green without compromising safety? BY Lisa Anderson U.S. hospitals generate nearly six million tons of waste each year, and a single patient can be responsible for more than 30 pounds a day. Much of that waste comes from the operating room (OR), which accounts for up to a third of … Continue reading Can healthcare go green without compromising safety?
March 21, 2025 How to unscramble healthcare for the U.S. workforce BY Owen Tripp Lately it seems like collective uncertainty about the economy is mainly focused on one thing: eggs. This isn’t surprising. When the price of a kitchen staple like eggs nearly doubles in a year, it’s easy to make it a go-to symbol for … Continue reading How to unscramble healthcare for the U.S. workforce
