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Covid-19 has now contributed to two second-term presidential campaigns. In November 2020, when the virus was raging throughout the world, and fears were at their peak, the country sought a return to normalcy – And […]

Dr. Anthony Fauci has been a key figure in healthcare for nearly 40 years. But healthcare, especially public health, is often not science but the perception of science.
That is the dilemma in his memoir

According to Dr Steve Brozak, when AI mixes with illicit drug makers you have a real life “Breaking Bad” His piece on AI-facilitated illicit fentanyl production is a must read:

In his latest Forbes online commentary, Dr. Steve Brozak explains how the Fed’s decision to hold rates will affect U.S. healthcare. In this article, he describes how interest rates are a greater challenge to privately funded healthcare systems than to publicly funded models. He writes, “the more privately-oriented a country’s healthcare capital structure is, the more sensitive to changes in interest rates it will be.”

In his latest Forbes Online commentary, Lilly’s GLP-1 Direct-To-Consumer Move, Changes The “Game Changer” Game, Steve Brozak describes how a class of drugs, intended to treat Type 2 diabetes patients, has become a fad drug for people who want to lose weight to look good. This has transformed the market for a drug intended for a specific purpose into a multi-billion dollar market and introduces the potential for serious, life-long disabilities afflicting millions of Americans.

Charlie Munger, investing Titan and Warren Buffet’s business partner, passed away on November 28th, a month shy of his 100th birthday. Regardless of one’s opinion of Munger the man, there can be no doubt that his life influenced investing and business, quite literally, affecting the entire world. But what if his greatest impact was on the health of the globe?