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Posts that mention healthcare across consulting projects, internal experiments, and client engagements.

Hearing Aids: When Technology Isn't the Bottleneck

20 min read

Four hundred thirty million people need hearing rehabilitation. Self-fitting technology works—multiple RCTs prove outcomes equivalent to professional fitting. OTC devices are legal and affordable. Yet only 2% have purchased them. This avenue maps why the overhang exists but concludes that the solution isn't software. Sometimes the reconnaissance shows you where not to dig.

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Rare Disease Diagnosis: The Knowledge That's Already There

19 min read

Seven thousand rare diseases. Four hundred million people affected. An average of 4.7 years to diagnosis. The diagnostic capability exists—databases, algorithms, genetic testing. It's not reaching patients because of phenotype capture failure, workflow integration failure, and systemic fragmentation. This is a map of what's stuck and where a small actor might find leverage.

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