What does the brain look like on GLP1s? People were shown images of cakes and cookies, and brain activity was imaged by fMRI Tirzepatide (aka Mounjaro/Zepbound) cuts activation in the 'reward' parts of the brain - just on seeing sugary/fatty foods

People don’t “receive” Medicaid They are “covered” by it The wording is important No one sits at home getting checks from Medicaid It covers medical expenses Period You also have to be practically destitute to get it No one dreams of qualifying for Medicaid

This is incredible. Microsoft's new AI diagnosis tool is proving FOUR times more successful than human physicians at diagnosing complex diseases. Another leap towards medical superintelligence.

If this allows me to short specific private companies, I am all in.

Everyone: My health insurance should really pay for preventative care. Payors:

If only B2B customers were this easy to manipulate 😂

In 1951, Adelbert Ames created the mind-boggling ‘Ames Window’. It’s so effective that even when you know how it works you can’t break the illusion [📹 The Curiosity Show]

Crazy you can found a health tech company, lead it to an IPO, and land this job right after

NEW: OpenEvidence, the AI medical assistant, just raised $210M at a $3.5B valuation led by GV & Kleiner Perkins. Now used by 40% of US doctors, it handles 8.5M clinical consults/month. The company also launched DeepConsult, an AI agent for PhD-level evidence syntheses.

Health tech-enabled services founder: We used a bunch of off-the-shelf, 3rd party software since it was just easier Their infrastructure:

How legends are made. americansongwriter.com/everything-his…

Health tech VC’s when you tell them you’re cash pay only

Ambience - $243M C Abridge - $300M E Nabla - $70M C OpenEvidence - $210M All in the last few months. AI scribe wars are now Hunger Games level and there's no end in sight. Definitely a bubble. Someone will get left holding the bag.

Great post and useful product.

full post here - with lots of anonymous send ins + stories from Monik Sheth Chris Hogg Jake Miller Andrew Bryk and more outofpocket.health/p/some-stories…

Figuring out attribution

Bro has obviously never worked with RNA in a lab. Long active genetic material lol.

Health tech VC’s who invested in AI scribes watching Epic UGM

Health 2.0 Redux: PHRs (Personal Health Records) are so back. What else is back? To answer that question, I revisited the startup categories that made the main stage of the 2011 Health 2.0 Conference (the place to be way before HLTH and ViVE) to see which were featured back then,