The Challenges of Being Visionary
I have often been described as a visionary, one who sees things before others do. It’s a very astute characterization. Being visionary does not always mean being correct, although I have been
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Philosophical Differences Between Democrats and Republicans on Health Insurance Reform: My Views
On Friday, February 26, 2010, Gerald F. Seib, the Wall Street Journal [https://online.wsj.com/article/SB20001424052748703795004575087833459496708.html] reporter for the Capital Journal column, wrote an insightful column entitled “Parties’ Differences Are
The Sharing Economy
I was quite irritated by a very critical, negative article in the Sunday, August 9, 2015, issue of The New York Times by Natasha Singer relative to what she said about the “sharing
The Case for Employer Provided Health Benefits
Although the health insurance legislation will not immediately attack employer-provided health benefits, I feel that there are many threats to their continuation. Accordingly, I feel compelled to respond to ill-informed points of view
The Critical Role of Genetics and Genomics in the Future of Healthcare
In talking with Dr. Robert Green, [https://www.genomes2people.org/director/] one of the handful of leading-edge researchers and thinkers on the promise of genomics in transforming health and healthcare, I have gained
Pooling Resources
In the Sunday, November 23, 2008, New York Times, in the Connecticut and The Region section, I was struck by the inadvertent juxtaposition of two articles. The first, in the Town Green column