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"@Capgemini research shows that 90% of corporate innovation labs fail. innovationleader.com/topics/article…" via @InnoLead.

There are nearly 1.2 billion people living with mental health conditions worldwide, according to a new #GBD analysis. Explore the research ➡️ spkl.io/6011AhkHU @IHME_UW

"How Utah’s AI prescribing experiment is going so far - endpoints.news/how-utahs-ai-p…" by @nyeungs.

"@BenefitBay Raises $18M to Build the Plumbing for America’s ICHRA Shift economy.com.pk/benefitbay-rai…"

Dr. Jackie Gerhart, Chief Medical Officer at @HeyEpic joined us on The Digital Patient this week for one of the most candid and wide-ranging conversations we've had on the show. The 10 most interesting things we dug into: 1/ Epic's vision for the "Intelligent Visit" - real-time AI that surfaces insurance coverage, family history, and clinical decision support mid-conversation - WITHOUT the physician touching a keyboard 2/ Why physician anxiety about AI is really an identity curiosity in disguise - and how physicians need to start rethinking their unique value 3/ Which of Epic's 100+ AI use cases are getting the most clinician adoption right now - and which ones are harder to get off the ground (and why?) 4/ Why Epic is moving toward agentic AI architecture under the hood, and what that means for how clinical workflows get built next 5/ How Epic is thinking about the long-term clinical limits of Emmie - it’s Patient AI in MyChart - and why having access to a patient's full chart history makes Emmie a fundamentally different tool to benefit patients than ChatGPT 6/ How does Epic name its products? Why “Art” for the AI clinician co-pilot? And how do we reconcile “Art” with ART (in-basket augmented response technology)?! 7/ The “Eliminate, Automate, Simplify” framework Jackie uses to think about AI implementation - and why most health systems skip straight to automate 8/ Why the best AI product doesn't automatically win - and what health system leaders actually need to evaluate when choosing AI tools 9/ Epic's unconventional hiring philosophy - why they test for curiosity and grit over credentials, and what that means for how Epic builds product - and how even Epic's culinary staff take the same coding and math tests as software engineers 10/ Why being private and employee-owned gives Epic a fundamentally different innovation model than any publicly traded health tech company … and much, much more!

along with obesity, the cardiovascular disease pipeline is cookin'

#HealthDistilled by @LaneLiverpool. It's neat. How did the Commonwealth fare in the @cure345 Innovation Index? <click> What in tarnation is KYX's Swamp Night? <click> More good stuff from @BalladHealth Ventures. <click> liverpoollane.beehiiv.com/p/university-i…

"The Wearables Interoperability Stack healthapiguy.substack.com/p/the-wearable…" by @healthapiguy.

Centenarians show immune function found in younger individuals. Their immune system show reduced inflammatory signaling, enhanced autophagy, and controlled cellular senescence. They have low or no autoimmune disease, robust immunity against cancer and a distinct immune cell profile. Together, these adaptations help maintain immune balance and may offer clues for extending healthspan. nature.com/articles/s4157…

"One-third of deals in the venture capital (VC) market involve a founder and investor from the same university. cambridge.org/core/journals/…" via @CambUP_Econ.

"The dominance of alums from the top-ranked schools should not be understated. news.crunchbase.com/venture/top-un…" by @jglasner.

"@ksanahealth leads the project in partnership with Providence Health & Services, MedStar Health, and the University of Washington prnewswire.com/news-releases/…."

"Partnership with HealthEx to combine genetics, lab results, and lifestyle data statnews.com/2026/05/19/23a…" via @statnews.

Two AI systems that can assist throughout multiple processes involved in scientific research — such as generating hypotheses, designing experiments, and analysing data — are presented in Nature this week: spklr.io/6019EzARL & spklr.io/6016EzARa

👏 @AcrpChapterKY

Healthcare is driving job growth in California (and most big states) More charts: a16z.news/p/charts-of-th…

Kentucky is a reduced practice state for Nurse Practitioners (NPs) and Advanced Practice Registered Nurses (APRNs).

@KYHospitals "@RWJBarnabas has opened a $7 million food-is-medicine hub to take on chronic disease modernhealthcare.com/providers/mh-r…" by @EastabrookDiane.

Kentucky is the first state in the nation to recognize food as medicine with a Senate Joint Resolution declaring the commonwealth as a Food is Medicine State! Hospitals across the state are working with local farmers to provide fresh, nutritious meals as part of patient care — helping patients better manage chronic conditions like diabetes. This is what innovation in health care looks like! Russell County Hospital CEO Scott Thompson (right) is pictured above providing a patient with medically tailored meals. @KentuckyAg @KYAgCommish #FoodIsMedicine #MedicallyTailoredMeals #ChronicDiseaseManagement

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Six AgeTech startups. Real judges. Real stakes. Founders pitched to judges Michael Hughes, Soo Jeon, and Rick Robinson, moderated by Phillip Phan, at the a2 x AgeTech Collaborative Pitch Challenge 👇 youtube.com/watch?v=t8j2jc… #AgeTech #a2Collective #StartupPitch