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Can Walmart Kill Legacy Healthcare — And Save Your Life?

Forty years ago, if Sears had announced that it was going to introduce its own brand of medication, people would have fallen out of their…

Aug 3, 2021

Can Walmart Kill Legacy Healthcare — And Save Your Life?

Aug 3, 2021

Online Shopping List of the Future: Milk, Eggs, Toilet Paper, and Primary Care

When Amazon announced that it would expand its app-based health care services nationwide, legacy health giants screamed into their…

Apr 21, 2021

Online Shopping List of the Future: Milk, Eggs, Toilet Paper, and Primary Care

Apr 21, 2021

How to Avoid a Healthtech Bust

I’ve launched a substack — Grossly Normal. I’ll be writing about healthcare startups from an entrepreneurship and investment perspecitve…

Feb 9, 2021

How to Avoid a Healthtech Bust

Feb 9, 2021

Amazon’s Healthcare Play is a Shot in the Arm for Health Tech Startups

First, some news! I’ve launched a substack — Grossly Normal. I’ll be writing about healthcare startups from an entrepreneurship and…

Jan 14, 2021

Amazon’s Healthcare Play is a Shot in the Arm for Health Tech Startups

Jan 14, 2021

Without Data, Your Healthcare Unicorn is Just a One-Horned Goat

The practice of modern medicine is built on data. In order to prescribe a treatment or recommend a diagnostic service, your doctor has to…

Jun 1, 2019

Without Data, Your Healthcare Unicorn is Just a One-Horned Goat

Jun 1, 2019

The “Stickiness” Factor: Why Activity Clubs Succeed Where Health Clubs Fail

Your gym isn’t sticky. That might sound like a good thing, but I’m not referring to a sweat-drenched Cybex.

May 30, 2019

The “Stickiness” Factor: Why Activity Clubs Succeed Where Health Clubs Fail

May 30, 2019

Rania Nasis

Rania Nasis

Healthcare Entrepreneur | MD/MBA | CEO, Starlings (https://starlings.co), a healthcare startup advisory | Director, Society of Physician Entrepreneurs (SoPE)

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