Bench International

August 2022

Insight by: Debbie Lin The US, historically, has been characterized by vast inequities in health outcomes across socio-economic groups. Poor outcomes across diseases from tuberculosis to cardiovascular disease were found to be associated with basic social infrastructure problems such as poor housing, malnutrition and poor education...

Insight by: Jon Warner Greater data connectivity, interoperability and increasing consumer engagement are key elements that are expected to shape the future of health. Within the next 10-15 years, the consumer—rather than health plans or providers—will determine when, where, and with whom he or she engages...

Interview with Linda Sierra You work in two of the three top biotech markets in the U.S.; what trends are you seeing in San Diego and San Francisco? There is no debate it is a turbulent time in life science. Most CEOs are afraid they won't be...

Insight by: Dave Whelan I often start talks by reminding the audience that I am neither a scientist nor a physician (and I can’t even play one on TV). That said, I continue, one of my gifts is the ability to help connect, translate, and even...

July 7, 2022 Denise DeMan Restructuring and ensuring the right talent is in place can help life sciences industry push through latest downward spiral. Market changes can occur quickly, but trends take time to emerge from the data. The same can be said for biotech and the life...