Health:Further 69 - Are Your Kids Safe? Instagram Targeting 13-Year-Olds w/ Explicit Content
In this episode, we bring you insights from the Aspen Ideas Health Conference, covering a spectrum of critical issues. We discuss Nvidia's rapid rise and its impact on the AI landscape, the startling allegations of Instagram targeting 13-year-olds with explicit content, and the Surgeon General's call for social media warning labels. We delve into healthcare innovations like Amazon Pharmacy's new Medicare subscription service and OpenAI's cancer care advancements. Additionally, we explore the private equity controversy over hospital closures and the latest telehealth fraud scandal, providing expert analysis and industry perspectives on these pressing topics.
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1:00 - Nvidia’s Ascent to Most Valuable Company Has Echoes of Dot-Com Boom WSJ
6:45 - Humata Health Secures $25M for AI-Powered Prior Authorization HIT Consultant
8:39 - Pomelo Care notches $46M for virtual maternal services Axios
11:41 - Tempus AI Surges in Nasdaq Debut Following IPO Investopedia
12:50 - MIT Spinout The Engine Ventures Raises New $398 Million Fund Forbes
13:54 - Surgeon General: Why I’m Calling for a Warning Label on Social Media Platforms Op-NYT
19:31 - Instagram Recommends Sexual Videos to Accounts for 13-Year-Olds, Tests Show WSJ
24:27 - Executives From ADHD Startup Arrested, Charged With Fraud WSJ
26:34 - Senate bill to jail private equity execs for healthcare 'looting' WSJ
32:27 - Humana’s value-based care leads to fewer hospital admissions for kidney patients Fierce Healthcare
32:27 - Humana: Issue brief Value-based care in nephrology Human report
35:04 - The comeback story of Decent Health and how it aims to make health plans more affordable Fierce Healthcare
37:34 - Cyberattack led to harrowing lapses at Ascension hospitals NPR
45:49 - When Caring for Your Parents Comes at a Cost to Your Career WSJ
51:13 - OpenAI Expands Healthcare Push With Color Health’s Cancer Copilot WSJ