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AboutRichard Caro’s background and this blog “Helping to turn scientific and technological advances into profitable businesses” is the common theme that unites my various work roles. I am never quite sure what to write in the “occupation” section of the customs form. I usually write “Scientist turned entrepreneur”. Every day I learn something new, even though I have been doing this stuff now for over 20 years. This blog is a place to capture ideas and things I learn. I hope you find it interesting. You can see my official bio here. Here is what I spend my time on at present: Advisor to emerging growth companies (as CEO, TangibleFuture); Occasional angel investor (member of Keiretsu forum, currently experimenting with AngelList); Student/analyst/pundit on the topic of how to turn “science into profits” faster and cheaper — avoiding the all-too-common missteps along the way. (Read articles here, and view talks here). Experimenting with an expert crowd co-operative business model for accelerating innovation and business creation (Acceleration Co-op). Why might my insights be useful? Here are some of the experiences that underpin my ideas and opinions. I am an inventor (24 issued patents); I have been a CTO, and led product development teams in startups and mid-sized…
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Tag: Pre-existing condition

Pre-existing conditions and the future of US healthcare

“Pre-existing conditions” are (should be?) at the heart of the debate about the two approaches to reforming healthcare financing on display from our Presidential candidates. I found this article by Avik Roy resonated with me.

October 10, 2012

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Pre-existing conditions and the future of US healthcare