What's at stake for Apple's future in healthcare
Hello,
Welcome to Insider Healthcare. I'm healthcare editor Leah Rosenbaum, and this week in healthcare news:
- We went deep inside Apple's health organization, where there have been a $4;
- We found the top new serial biotech entrepreneurs to watch, all $4;
- Deep reporting revealed how patients are trying to pry back their health records from $4.
If you're new to this newsletter, $4 Comments, tips? Email me at lrosenbaum@insider.com or tweet $4 Let's get to it...
Apple, the world's most valuable company, has been trying to break into the healthcare scene for more than half a decade. So why hasn't it gotten as far as its competitors, Google and Amazon?
Investigative reporting by Blake Dodge found that $4 by high-level departures, setbacks and deep organizational problems.
Meet the next generation of biotech's serial entrepreneurs >$4
It's not uncommon for biotech companies to have founders in common. Some preeminent entrepreneurs like George Church or Robert Langer have had a hand in the founding of dozens of successful companies.
Now, Allison DeAngelis reveals the $4.
They're all under 45, and have started at least three companies. Keep an eye on them - we're betting they are going to do big things.
Patient advocates are fighting medical record giants for access to their own health data>$4
Patient medical records across the US are fragmented - meaning that your full medical history often isn't accessible in different hospital systems.
As Mohana Ravindranath reveals, this can lead to dangerous situations.
But Mohana reports that there is a $4 who are fighting to pry their medical records back from the hold of software giants like Epic and Cerner.
It's a David and Goliath story between patients and a $14.5 billion industry.
More stories that kept us busy this week:
- Andy Dunn discussed why the success of COVID-19 vaccines has led other biotechs to $4
- Arch Venture Partners has founded a new mega biotech, reports Allison, this time $4.
- Dermatologists are moving online, reports Jade Khatib; here's how they're $4 to fight misinformation.
- Megan Hernbroth brought us two new pitch decks that helped $4 and $4 raise millions.
-Leah
