Throughout the pandemic, we've seen a fundamental shift in the global healthcare supply chain. But what does that mean, and What's Next? Check out Darshan's post on our student blog about the future of the healthcare supply chain: https://t.co/Ahof7hmnqN
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Save the date! Join us at the 2021 Kellogg Business of Healthcare Conference: “What Now? The Next Normal for Healthcare” on Feb 27, 2021. Early bird tickets available at https://t.co/GFJEm9ftkx #kelloggbhc2021
New blog post, this the first of maybe a 3 part series on the company du jour, TikTok.
This first piece isn't about the possible ban or divestment or the security or geopolitical issues but about what makes it so unique and fascinating to me.
https://t.co/vScweAsYoM
So what's really going on here in NYC?
You're hearing conflicting information on who is tested, who is admitted, who goes home, and what's going on inside hospitals.
Let me shed some light. NYC ER docs are a small and collaborative community, so let me share the scoop:
THREAD
Taking chloroquine for #COVID19 isn't a "debate" where "experts disagree" if it's good or bad. It's one of many drugs that may influence the disease, in ways good and/or bad. It's being studied to see if/how/when it's safe and effective, and if/how/when when it's not. That's it.
A thread on #SARSCoV2 mutations and what they might mean for the #COVID19 vaccination and immunity, in which I predict it will take the virus a few years to mutate enough to significantly hinder a vaccine. 1/12
COVID Myth-busting Thread: Too many myths floating around. Here’s part 2.
1/10: Avoid shipped packages/gas pumps/shopping carts/ATMs or you’ll die.
Wrong.
Coronavirus surface survival is one thing; that surface causing an infection is another. Wash your hands; live your life
It’s admittedly strange to be drawn to a medical company’s commercial—so much that you actually feel affinity with the company—just because the past tense of an irregular verb gets used properly. Ibrance says its drug “shrank tumors.” I hope the company is wildly successful.
First thread of two on drug pricing... (second will be more of an FAQ). I invite pressure testing of each point. Branded drugs cost America $271B in 2018, 1.3% of America’s $20.5 trillion GDP or 1.5% of American’s $17.6T total personal income $17.6 trillion.
A 52-year-old Navy SEAL was accepted to Yale and expected to find “snowflakes” and “safe spaces.”
Instead he found it was the people who mock college students who are sheltered, brittle, and close-minded.
Worth a read, and consistent with my experience.
https://t.co/gBKKD0I7bY
Excited to join @KelloggSchool community as Adjunct Professor of Global Management. My class on "Doing Business in #Africa" will expose a great group of MBA students to dynamic opportunities in African markets. Friends in #Kenya and #Rwanda, my class and I will see you in March!
What is Microsoft doing to impact healthcare? To name a few: SIDS prevention research, cloud databases for pediatric cancer genomics data, and more! Learn more from one of our two Keynote speakers, Peter Lee of Microsoft Healthcare. Early bird tickets end tomorrow, 12/6!
Tickets are LIVE for our 20th Annual Kellogg Business of Healthcare Conference (1/25/2020)! We are exploring how unconventional perspectives are enabling innovation, and debate whether this innovation will truly transform health! #kbhc https://t.co/UbopQ5Txf7
Fama says he agrees with his good friend Richard Thaler on the facts about behavioral finance, but disagrees on the interpretation.
He then surprises @ritholtz by saying: "There is no behavioral finance. It's all just a criticism of efficient markets, with no evidence."