New NEJM A GLP-1 drug (semaglutide) led to lack of need for insulin in 7 of 10 people with recent onset Type 1 (autoimmune) diabetes, and the other 3 of 10 had eliminated need for insulin w/ meals nejm.org/doi/full/10.10…

This is nicely articulated. You needy hype oriented stuff for Instagram and then basics for consistency. In Australia the Messina marketing model.

Back in 2016 I made the case that the problematic impact of fake news was ultimately a function of who delivered it, and that to focus on social media was a red herring. Seems pertinent. stratechery.com/2016/fake-news/

I'm looking for an accountant who will actually handle all of my accounting related work. Company set ups, angel investing, advisory agreements, structuring. Does this exist? Any recommendations?

Do I know anyone that can intro me to David Droga? I have a feeling we would get along.

GLP1s are inevitable. Delaying coverage can be the single largest accelerant of health inequity in our lifetime and increasing it the most powerful tool to bridge the gap. ro.co/weight-loss/gl…

Agree with this, but it’s a bit skewed to US conditions where labour is cheap and ingredients are relatively expensive, you see slightly different patterns in Australia (more Asian, more ingredient oriented modern Australian, less French)

What is the biggest red flag word in a Linkedin title?

only when you’re personally involved with any piece of “news” do you realize just how off most hot takes really are, and just how much nuance, in aggregate, changes everything.

We've launched compound.co A lot of hype around longevity atm. My belief is that giving you information about your health is not going to be an interesting business. It will be the clinics that remove the friction from good health decisions that will win.

A frustrating aspect of how Aus media covers Canva is that it is so focused on the founding story and the val. You never see a decent write up of the product and operational marvel that is building something that grows 40% YoY at 2B rev. It's one of the best we've ever produced.

I love that Wework offices are a time capsule for the cringiest era in startup history. The rise and fall of the hustle porn infantilised optimism era of 2016-1019 is just so perfectly encapsulated by my Wework cup that hasn't been replaced once and says "glass half full" on it.

The single stupidest concept in all of marketing (in a strong field) is that "brand" is a channel or a content format. The endless, ridiculous back and forth between brand and performance marketers is so dumb Tell engaging stories in places where your audience pays attention

Lot of chatter around the decline of Nike being because of "performance marketing"

Always find it incredible how complex US healthcare pricing is, impressive to see Ro breaking through that complexity.

Tirzepatide keeps weight off for 172 weeks (over 3 years). These aren’t short term bandaids. They are long term / chronic therapies for obesity. investor.lilly.com/news-releases/…

I'd really prefer it if our CPO came through Twitter