Streaming a Cure: How Subscription Models May Improve Healthcare Access

There’s a cure for Hepatitis C, yet it remains widely prevalent in society. I attended a captivating grand rounds two weeks ago by gastroenterologist Julius M. Wilder, MD, PhD. His exploration into the economic factors and social determinants surrounding Hepatitis C was so enlightening that I felt compelled to highlight some of his insights in this newsletter. In…

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Working Through a Backlog of Interesting Fintech News

A lot of interesting stuff has been announced recently, so let’s catch up on all the fintech news!  #1: Intuit Kills Mint What happened? Mint, an OG fintech product and one that I personally have a lot of affection for, is being shuttered: Intuit Inc. is winding down personal-finance app Mint, and pushing users to…

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saboteurs and superiors

✍🏽 How deal with a boss who does/tries to sabotage you, has you do their work, and takes credit for your ideas?  Do you continue to share your ideas regardless, or should you regress ask for expectations? Context: Associate director reporting to a senior director. Mid size company. Small enough where gossip is prevalent in…

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What’s Up In Fintech

On Thursdays, I share news stories and trending pieces I’m keeping tabs on. Consider it your shortcut to shifting through the noise in the fintech news world. #1 Biden’s Executive Order: A Game-Changer for Equitable AI The AI arena just got a major jolt of accountability and fairness.  In a commendable stride towards equitable and…

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