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Monthly Archives: November 2015

What We’re Reading

November 25, 2015Uncategorizedhk

Tech Companies Are Not Trusted with Health Data
- Antonio Regalado, Technology Review, November 16

Here’s why ‘everyone should have their genome sequenced yesterday’
- Kevin Loria, Australian Business Insider, November 19

How Big Data Is Changing Healthcare
- CXO Today, November 24

Deborah Estrin’s ResearchKit for Android project taps Mole Mapper as first app
- Jonah Comstock, Mobi Health News, November 24

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What We’re Reading

November 13, 2015Uncategorizedhk

Poll: Most Americans Would Share Health Data For Research
- Scott Hensley, NPR, January 9

‘Your Genome Isn’t Really Secret,’ Says Google Ventures’s Bill Maris
- Eric Newcomer, Bloomberg, October 20

23andMe relaunches its expanded DNA spit tests after FDA-mandated pause
- Marco della Cava, USA Today, October 21

Bringing iPhone-style Medical Research to the Android World
- Steve Lohr, New York Times, November 12

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