“They seem to exist entirely to funnel patients to more expensive specialists — but it may be the consumer, not the healthcare industry, who’s really to blame for this, and we’re suffering as a result.” | learn more
You technically have access to your records today, but not really in practice. “Officials said the rules likely will give patients a greater say in health care decisions and put an end to a long-standing practice in which some doctors […]
It’s called The Science of Well-Being. The online ratings and feedback are impressive: 4,000+ ratings with 98% approval and 4.9 stars. Direct link to course. If you’re not quarantined with small children, you should have plenty of time to check it […]
Markets matter for startups, so founders should pick great ones! “Problem is, there are no clear frameworks to figure out what a great market is. Traditional advice is to target markets that are large and/or growing fast. That’s vague. So, […]
I’m reminded of how to fix problems on the Russian space station. “In a last-resort move to free up the InSight Mars lander’s digging probe, NASA engineers programmed the lander to thwack itself with a shovel.” | learn more
And that’s despite the fact that it’s built on swampland, Disney manages to keep the park bug-free. | learn more
This time there will be fewer companies participating. Having 10 different brands scattered about last summer was a hot mess. | learn more
I guess that’s a pretty small percent? I wonder how it compares to US Dollars. | learn more
“The coronavirus outbreak is turning one luxury treat reserved for special occasions into a meal bargain hunters can afford.” | learn more
Late last year a meta-analysis of studies related to red meat caught media attention. Mostly, the media message was: “turns out red meat isn’t actually bad for you.” That’s not exactly what the study says, though. Paul Kedrosky uses an […]