Susan Lee·Sep 29Women’s rights are human rightsI have been in a situation which is a dire women’s rights and human rights hazard and violation. This has been going on for the last 10…
Daniel Cham MD·Sep 18Fatouma Kept Going: What a Cancer Patient’s Journey Teaches Physicians About Broken HealthcareWhen healthcare connections fail, the burden does not disappear. It moves to the patient, physician, staff — or eventually, the billing…A response icon1A response icon1
Amritha VR·Sep 15Beyond the Questionnaire: What three households taught us about health and healthcare accessOn paper, the three households looked remarkably similar. In person, they could not have been more different. All three had chronic…
InZS AssociatesbyZS·Jun 22Rethinking pharma GTM strategy in Europe’s emerging private marketEurope’s access landscape is shifting. Is pharma ready?A response icon1A response icon1
Winner Olokede·Jun 12Why I’m Building in Maternal Health: The BRIMMHQ StoryA founder’s reflection on maternal care, postpartum support, and why BRIMMHQ is starting with the support journey, not just the product.
Krstrong·Apr 24The Hidden Barriers Facing Children with Disabilities in HealthcareExploring how insurance barriers, communication gaps, and systemic failures limit equitable healthcare access for children with…A response icon1A response icon1
ikenna.·Feb 22healthcare access is not selling Lenacapavir for 58k.This is a mini-rant about grey markets in the pharmaceutical supply chain and the public health implications.
Alexis Lane·Jan 20When Silence Becomes a CostThere’s a quiet failure that doesn’t look dramatic from the outside.
