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Digital Health Funding Slows in 2022: Is the Hype Fading or is it a Temporary Setback?

While 2022’s total digital health funding disappointed many, it was anything but unexpected. Throughout 2022, I frequently reported on digital…

Fast-Track Approval: Balancing Speed and Safety in Drug Approvals

The FDA’s Fast Track approval program, designed to speed drug development for life-threatening conditions, has faced increased scrutiny over the…

A Reflection on Healthcare Huddle in 2022

This Healthcare Huddle newsletter is number 150. Only six newsletters were skipped in Huddle’s three years of life (side note,…

What’s Trending in Healthcare in 2023?

There are only five “trends” I’ll be watching closely this year. Lucky for you, you don’t have to follow these…

Healthcare’s Naughty and Nice List

The Santa of healthcare revealed his final naughty and nice list for healthcare. I won’t reveal who the Santa of…

The Future of Obesity Care

2022 was an inflection point for obesity treatment. Novo Nordisk, Eli Lilly, and Amgen’s novel obesity medications demonstrated impressive results…

The Future of Natural Language Processing in Healthcare

OpenAI’s natural language processing platform ChatGPT launched a couple of weeks ago and has since gained tremendous traction, surpassing one…

Part II: Why is the Emergency Department So Crowded?

Emergency departments across the country are at a breaking point. They’ve become dangerously overcrowded due to a well-studied phenomenon called…

How to Talk Healthcare at the Thanksgiving Dinner Table

The general rule of thumb is not to talk politics at the Thanksgiving dinner table. But what about healthcare? Rule…

Why Is the Emergency Department So Crowded?

The expectation that you’ll wait hours in a crowded emergency department (ED) is an unfortunate but widely accepted norm. Who’s…

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