Cardiologist, genomics expert, and digital healthcare advocate Dr. Eric Topol is obsessed with Covid and a major force in the U.S. response. He explains his optimism at next week’s conference. More
Media & Marketing Tech & Society The Pandemic
Perfecting the Art of the Virtual (Meeting)
Columnist Raskin has become, during Covid, a curator of the exploding field of event technologies. Here are some innovative ones. Join her own event to learn more. More
Bio & Life Sciences Healthcare The Pandemic
You’re Vaccinated — Now What?
Confused about what precautions are needed after getting the COVID-19 vaccine? You’re not alone. Here’s the latest expert advice. More
Lessons Learned or Post-Covid Amnesia?
The past 12 months have tested us to a near biblical degree. We’ll spend the rest of eternity unpacking its lessons. The risk lies in forgetting everything we’ve learned. More
Bio & Life Sciences Healthcare The Pandemic
Preprints: How Science Moved So Fast During COVID-19
A quiet revolution in how scientists report their discoveries greased the skids for the super-fast progress we’ve seen in the pandemic. More
Leadership Partner Insights Resilience The Pandemic
Eight Ways to Emerge Stronger From the Crisis
With the pandemic easing, it’s time for businesses to square their shoulders and aggressively move toward a digital-first future. Lessons learned from COVID will help. More
Arts & Culture Media & Marketing The Pandemic
Audio: 2021’s Comeback Kid
We’ve had a lot of time to listen this past year, and a lot of incentive to move away from our screens. The year 2021 will be good on the ears. More
Healthcare Innovation The Pandemic
How Johnson & Johnson Is Shaping the Future of Healthcare Through Technology
CIO Jim Swanson on the transformative effects of the pandemic on Johnson & Johnson’s core business—and on technology’s ongoing role in advancing human health. More
Business Innovation The Pandemic
One Year After the Great Reset: Same Storm, Different Boats
Some countries, industries, organizations, and people basically shrugged off the pandemic. Others may never fully recover. The good news: We have our start date for a new mindset. More
Bio & Life Sciences Healthcare The Pandemic
Annual Vaccines May Be Necessary: Lessons from the COVID-19 Genome
The genomic field continues to shed light on COVID-19. The latest: vaccination frequency, new therapy options, and unexpected mutations in the virus. More
Innovation Media & Marketing The Pandemic
Till we Meet Again (at Conferences)
Most notable large live events of this coming spring and summer are being canceled for the second year in a row. But as we start to see the light at the end of the tunnel, there’s lots of collective soul searching about how we should meet again. More
Business Tech & Society The Pandemic
A Practical Guide to Networking in the New Normal
Virtual connections can be hard to maintain and networking can feel almost impossible in our new digital world, but with these pieces of advice, you can make it work for you. More
“Moms Are Getting Crushed in This Pandemic”
Reshma Saujani, founder of Girls Who Code, discussed why we need a Marshall Plan for Moms. More
COVID-19 Taught Us How to Beat the Flu. Will We Listen?
Flu season usually kills tens of thousands of people in the U.S. each year. Thanks to pandemic precautions, most of those deaths were prevented this winter. Next year, will we save even more lives or go back to pretending the annual flu toll is unavoidable? More
How Much Do You Owe in 2020 Taxes–and To Whom? It’s A Mess.
Upwards of 55% of the population worked remotely during the pandemic. With April 15th approaching, keep your financial planner on speed dial. More
Leadership Opinion The Pandemic
Staying Put This Year Helped Me Stay Ahead
After two decades and 200 trips around the earth, this CEO learned that being in one place can now take your business any place. More
Bio & Life Sciences Healthcare The Pandemic
Why the U.S. Needs More COVID-19 Genome Sequencing
Other countries can spot new variants because they’re actively looking for them. But the U.S. has spent a year with its head in the sand. More
Paypal: America’s Greatest Fintech Success
PayPal is arguably the greatest US-based fintech success story; it has completely upended how the world pays for everything, and at last glance its market capitalization was a little shy of $300 billion. As more vaccines are administered and the world slowly returns to in-person shopping where PayPal is less advantaged, will the company and its stock be able to sustain this breakneck growth? More
Healthcare Innovation The Pandemic
Kinsa’s Thermometer Network: Crowdsourcing for Public Health
Kinsa Health makes a connected thermometer, now used in 2.5 million American homes. That innovation is more profoundly important than it initially appears, because the insights the network leads to offer a deep predictive view into public health. More
Healthcare Innovation The Pandemic
Health Tech’s Role in Return to Normalcy
During this painful transition to “normal,” we have a lot to be optimistic about. Digital health experts from Roche Diagnostics and Quantum Materials Corp. explain. More
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