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Category Archives: Health Care
A Sector Under Pressure (On nonprofits, rising need, and a widening gap)
In April 2026, the Providers’ Council, a Massachusetts human services membership association, and the UMass Donahue Institute published a white paper. It is titled Stretched to Capacity: The Workforce Crisis in Human Services. The title is not a metaphor. It … Continue reading
Posted in Health Care, Nonprofits, Problem-solving
Tagged Human Services, Mental Health, Nonprofits, Problem Solving, Workforce
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Do You Know the Age of Your Child?
The image was created with the help of Microsoft Designer How often, when taking an over-the-counter drug, do you read the following note on the label? “Adults and children 12 years of age and over: one tablet; children under 12 … Continue reading
Posted in Crowdsourcing, Health Care
Tagged biomarkers, Childhood, children, children, education, health, mental-health, parenting
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The Fallacy of the “Fail-Fast-Fail-Often” Creed
This image was created with the help of Microsoft Designer As Lewis Carroll once said, “If you don’t know where you are going, any road will get you there.” I recall this wisdom every time I listen to the gospelers … Continue reading
Posted in Health Care, Innovation
Tagged A/B testing, Clinical Trials, Failure, Innovation
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Weighing on the weight-loss drugs
This image was created with the help of Microsoft Designer Let me tell you a little secret: I’m taking medications for my high blood pressure — and thanks to my doctor and the quality of the drugs he prescribed, my … Continue reading
Drug Money
This image was created with the help of Microsoft Designer Comparing a book to The Bible says a lot about this book. It points to the high impact it has on a particular field of knowledge and expertise. It also … Continue reading
Patient-Centric Healthcare: Putting Patients in the Driver’s Seat. But Who Is Driving?
This image was created with the help of Microsoft Design It seems so natural to place a patient at the center of healthcare. Sure, how else? And yet, surprising as it may be, the very term “patient-centric healthcare” only emerged … Continue reading
Posted in Health Care
Tagged consumer-centric healthcare, patient groups, PatientsLikeMe
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How to Win a War
The image was created with the help of Microsoft Designer This piece has been originally posted to Medium. What do you need to win a war? A few things. First, an army equipped with modern weapons and instilled with high … Continue reading
Posted in Creativity, Crowdsourcing, Health Care, Innovation, Open Innovation
Tagged cancer, Creativity, Crowdsourcing, Drugs, Innovation, Poverty, Problem-solving, R&D, War
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Will the Women Innovators Please Stand Up?
My wife often complains that her hairdryer was designed by a bunch of bold males. True, it produces a stream of hot air. But the control buttons on the handle are arranged in such a way that the device is … Continue reading
Posted in Diversity, Health Care, Innovation
Tagged Consumers, Diversity & Inclusion, Healthcare, Innovation
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A boomerang drug
On June 7, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approved a new treatment for Alzheimer’s Disease (AD), its first in nearly two decades. Manufactured by Biogen (a biotech company based in Cambridge, MA) and called Aduhelm, the drug was … Continue reading
Posted in Global Innovation, Health Care
Tagged Aduhelm, AIDS, Alzheimer’s Association, Alzheimer’s disease, Biogen, consumer-centric healthcare, FDA
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