The opioid epidemic is defined through statistics, which has influenced our approach to resolving it - with little success. We ...

Healthcare data has proven to be of little value to both policy makers and to the public. Instead of data, ...

An obvious statement that most would agree with. Yet few understand systemic thinking in healthcare, which requires an understanding of ...

Another day, another miracle drug. Or so it seems. As seemingly every day we hear about new drugs touted as ...

The latest pandemic narrative pits the newly discovered, highly infectious COVID-19 variants against the efforts to vaccinate as many people ...

Healthcare is irrational and patients behave irrationally. Yet we continue to develop healthcare models assuming that patients are rational. Behavioral ...

Our senses are our world. So what we perceive is what we believe. With the perceptions gleaned during a patient ...

History may not repeat itself, but it does rhyme. And the tendency to seek the familiar out of the new ...

Obesity is a complex medical condition treated through both behavioral changes and medical intervention. But to truly help patients cope ...

The vaccine roll-out has been predictably unpredictable, with chaos now the norm. With all the uncertainty around when many will ...

Market entry may be a sprint, but market dominance is a marathon. And those who end up winning the market ...

The fault is not in our stars, but in ourselves. In the subtle, implicit biases we continue to carry across ...