David Wainson

David Wainson

Life Sciences Expert
David Wainson has a background in science and explores the intersection of biology and healthcare. He is a thought leader in bioethics, genomics, and personalized medicine. David unpacks complex topics in an accessible manner, utilizing case studies and clinical trials as real-world examples of how biology supports advanced patient care.
Sleep Is a Missing Piece in Mental Health Care
Care Sleep Is a Missing Piece in Mental Health Care

We are joined by Dr. Lauren Waterman, a consultant psychiatrist specializing in the intricate science of insomnia. In our conversation, we will explore the often-misunderstood differences between insomnia and sleep deprivation, the psychological traps that turn normal nighttime awakenings into

Study Reveals What Dignity in Care Means to Patients
Care Study Reveals What Dignity in Care Means to Patients

The sterile scent of antiseptic and the rhythmic beeping of monitors often define the hospital experience, but for patients, the true measure of care lies in something far less tangible than clinical procedures. A groundbreaking study into the lived experiences of hospitalized individuals confirms

Could a New Eye Drop Make Reading Glasses Obsolete?
Care Could a New Eye Drop Make Reading Glasses Obsolete?

The Dawn of a New Era in Vision Correction For millions of adults, the simple act of reading a menu, a text message, or a book eventually becomes a challenge. This creeping blurriness, known as presbyopia, has long been an accepted, if inconvenient, part of aging, sending a steady stream of people

Failing Caregivers Means Failing Patients
Care Failing Caregivers Means Failing Patients

Faisal Zain is a leader at the intersection of medical technology and healthcare delivery, with a deep understanding of how innovation can reshape care for our most vulnerable patients. Today, we're discussing a workforce that is both indispensable and almost entirely invisible: the millions

Why Are We Still Dying From Preventable Cancer?
Care Why Are We Still Dying From Preventable Cancer?

The continued existence of a disease that possesses a clear and effective prevention strategy presents one of the most profound and unsettling paradoxes in modern public health. Every year, a preventable illness claims the lives of hundreds, a somber reality that persists not due to a lack of

Can a Universal Vaccine Stop Cancer Recurrence?
Care Can a Universal Vaccine Stop Cancer Recurrence?

Introduction The fight against cancer often extends far beyond the operating room, where the lingering threat of recurrence casts a long shadow over patients who have undergone successful tumor removal. This challenge has catalyzed a new wave of innovation focused not just on treatment but on

Can $286M Transform West Bengal's Healthcare?
Care Can $286M Transform West Bengal's Healthcare?

A landmark investment of $286 million has ignited a crucial debate over the future of public health for West Bengal's 90 million residents, posing a fundamental question about whether financial intervention alone can resolve deeply entrenched systemic issues. This initiative, backed by the

New Dietary Guidelines Send Confusing Mixed Messages
Care New Dietary Guidelines Send Confusing Mixed Messages

The latest iteration of the Dietary Guidelines for Americans has been released, presenting a roadmap intended to navigate the complex world of nutrition, yet it seems to have inadvertently created more confusion than clarity for the public. While the foundational advice to prioritize whole,

Why Does the Human Touch Win in Healthcare?
Care Why Does the Human Touch Win in Healthcare?

In an increasingly digitized world, the healthcare industry has invested heavily in technology to streamline communication and manage care, yet a profound engagement gap persists for the most vulnerable populations. Health plans serving Medicare Advantage, Medicaid, and dual-eligible members often

Key Strategies Boost Outpatient Program Retention
Care Key Strategies Boost Outpatient Program Retention

The expanding landscape of behavioral healthcare hinges on the successful implementation of intermediate care models, yet their very foundation is threatened by a persistent and costly retention crisis. Intensive Outpatient (IOP) and Partial Hospitalization (PHP) programs represent a critical

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