Regarding the collapse of Forward, it's amazing to me to see what is passed off as innovation in medicine. It seems like 90% of US healthcare start-ups are just ways to navigate or circumvent the insurance-regulation complex.
I'd rather see a start-up tackle something super relevant to humans, like chronic back pain or improving bone density and muscle mass in the elderly, but I suppose these are too boring.
Regarding the collapse of Forward, it's amazing to me to see what is passed off as innovation in medicine. It seems like 90% of US healthcare start-ups are just ways to navigate or circumvent the insurance-regulation complex.
I'd rather see a start-up tackle something super relevant to humans, like chronic back pain or improving bone density and muscle mass in the elderly, but I suppose these are too boring.