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11 Things Seema Verma Said at HIMSSFebruary 2019
CMS Administrator had powerful messages to share related to new HHS interoperability proposal.
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What Can We Do about Falling US Life Expectancy?February 2019
After last Thanksgiving, the US Centers for Disease Control reported that US life expectancy declined again in 2017, after falling in 2015.
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Alphabet’s Experimental Health Unit Takes On the Opioid EpidemicFebruary 2019
Alphabet Inc.’s experimental health-care unit Verily plans to partner with hospitals in Ohio on a tech-heavy approach to treating people with substance-abuse disorders.
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Task Force Outlines Strategy To Address California’s Shortfall Of Health WorkersFebruary 2019
Gov. Gavin Newsom has proposed bold steps to ensure more Californians have health coverage
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The PhoenixFebruary 2019
On February 5th, The Philanthropy Roundtable hosted a call with this community that harnesses the power of sports and community to help those who have suffered from substance abuse.
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$1.15 Million Investment Will Help More Indianapolis Students Navigate Decisions Around Drugs, AlcoholJanuary 2019
Five grants continue Richard M. Fairbanks Foundation’s three-year initiative to invest in proven drug-prevention programming, bring total number of students reached to 83,000
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Gottlieb Lays Out Real World Evidence Priorities for 2019January 2019
US Food and Drug Administration Commissioner Scott Gottlieb offered a look at FDA’s plans around real-world data and real-world evidence in 2019.
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Health systems work to balance core operations with new venturesJanuary 2019
Healthcare providers constantly debate whether to make short-term investments to maintain their core business or to put profits toward alternative revenue sources.
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How Johnson & Johnson Is Doing Its Part to Tackle the Worldwide Mental Health EpidemicJanuary 2019
With company leaders at the World Economic Forum in Davos this week, Johnson & Johnson's Chief Scientific Officer weighs in on the next great global healthcare challenge—and how we can all come together to help address it.
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Lifting the Burden of AddictionJanuary 2019
Philanthropic opportunities to address substance use disorders in the United States
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How Our Brains Make the WorldJanuary 2019
The left and right hemispheres of the brain do many of the same things in practice, but they see the world in remarkably different ways.
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Video: The Digital Transformation of Healthcare and its Implications for PhilanthropyJanuary 2019
Dr. Thomas Insel outlines how we can tap into the power of digital health to improve health, and what implications there are for philanthropy.
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From a Nation at Risk to a Nation at HopeJanuary 2019
Recommendations from The Aspen Institute's National Commission on Social, Emotional, & Academic Development
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Video: The Reinvention of the HospitalJanuary 2019
Dr. David Feinberg spoke to Annual Meeting attendees about initiatives to coordinate community resources to eliminate preventable chronic disease.
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Coming Soon: White Paper on Philanthropy and Mental HealthJanuary 2019
The paper will profile some thoughtful approaches philanthropists are taking to address the nation's worsening mental health crisis.
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Odds of dying from accidental opioid overdose in the US surpass those of dying in car accidentJanuary 2019
The grim finding comes from the National Safety Council which analyzed preventable injury and fatality statistics from 2017.
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Blue-state governors are picking up where Obamacare left offJanuary 2019
From single-payer to public options, Democratic leaders have ambitious plans to expand coverage.
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Video: How virtual reality can improve your mental healthJanuary 2019
Mental Health Forum speaker Matt Vogl on VR at the National Mental Health Innovation Center
