Healthcare & Life Sciences

The Two Sessions and Implications for Healthcare in 2019

On Friday March 15 China’s most senior political leaders wrapped the two week annual gathering of the National People’s Congress (NPC) and the Chinese People’s Political Consultative Congress (CPPCC).

By St. John Moore
25 March 2019

The human cost of data unshared

A data entrepreneur inside the UN, Robert Kirkpatrick talks to the Brunswick Review

By Beatriz Garcia
15 October 2018

Endangered species

Kyle Pope of the Columbia Journalism Review compares the “death spiral” of local newspapers to a public health crisis.

By Kevin Helliker
15 October 2018

Healthcare oracle

Richard Evans tells the Brunswick Review about the process of prediction that made him a top healthcare analyst

By Raul Damas
15 October 2018

Worthless value

Professional shorthand is great – except when your audience doesn’t know what it means

By David Seldin
11 June 2018

A higher high-tech calling

Philips’ Carla Kriwet explains how the firm competes with Silicon Valley for top engineers

By Jeffrey Sindone
11 June 2018

Welcome to the jungle

Zoetis CEO Juan Ramón Alaix speaks about leading an animal health company to a $2.2 billion IPO and facing down an aggressive activist

By Raul Damas
07 March 2018

Global Investor Views on Healthcare

J.P. Morgan Healthcare Conference 2018

By David Seldin
10 January 2018

Employee-free hospitals

Cleveland Clinic CEO Dr Delos Cosgrove talks with Brunswick’s Anita Scott about better healthcare through teamwork

By Anita Scott
06 November 2017

Commentary on Digitization of the German Healthcare System

“A new three-pronged framework for the digital world”

By Hubert Kümper
18 September 2017

German Health Policy – A critical absence of competition

Whilst the campaigns for the Federal Election in September are getting underway, the parties avoid understandable and clear conclusions regarding the future of health policy.

By Carl Graf von Hohenthal
24 July 2017

Catch that buzz

President Hiroshi Ishino tells Brunswick’s Daisuke Tsuchiya how innovation and traditional values are the drivers of Kansai Paint’s global success

By Daisuke Tsuchiya
28 June 2017

Four centuries, one family

A single family has led Merck KGaA from medicinal herbs to immuno-oncology, says Walter Huber, Director of the Merck Family Foundation

28 June 2017

Chief Exercise Officer

Former Chief Executive of the TCS New York City Marathon Mary Wittenberg tells Brunswick’s Kevin Helliker about hard work, fitness and knowing when to pause

By Kevin Helliker
28 June 2017

The Unforgiving Minute

After graduating from the US Military Academy at West Point, Craig Mullaney (co-author of “The road to digital leadership,” Page 61) attended US Army’s Ranger School, a course legendary for testing soldiers’ mental and physical limits. The following excerpt is from his best-selling memoir of his experiences as a student

28 June 2017

Live forever

It’s hard to ignore Silicon Valley’s all-out war against mortality, but listening to your doctor may be a better choice, say Brunswick’s Kevin Helliker and David Seldin

By David Seldin
28 June 2017

Brunswick strengthens global Healthcare & Life Sciences and Public Affairs practices

Raul Damas and Hannah Stott-Bumsted join as Partners in New York and Washington, D.C.

25 January 2017

Global investors' outlook on health

Key findings on risks and opportunities in the healthcare sector

By Chrissy Randall
20 January 2017

Written on the skin

The sharing of sensitive data is second nature to the young, say Brunswick’s Charis Gresser and Gabrielle Silver

By Charis Gresser
10 January 2017

Live on

Greg Lee, President of the Livestrong Foundation, talks with Brunswick’s Edward Stephens about how the organization endured after the collapse of its founder’s reputation

10 January 2017

Battle for a healthy reputation

Public distrust of the drug industry requires a new approach to communications, say Brunswick’s Charis Gresser and Gabrielle Silver

By Charis Gresser
18 April 2016

World the doctor will see you now

Dr Christopher Murray’s mission to provide genuinely comparative health data has been a catalyst for improving global well-being, reports Brunswick’s David Seldin

By David Seldin
30 April 2015

Physician, reveal thyself

Advancements in healthcare are hampered by the industry’s concerns about collected data, says Brunswick’s Richard Meredith

30 April 2015

Don’t be a zombie, be prepared

Nobody knows a crisis better than Dr Ali S. Khan, who leads the US government’s efforts to prepare the public for disease outbreaks and health emergencies, as Brunswick’s Sarah Lubman discovers

10 March 2014

The 11 Conversations: Health

Health is one of the great arenas of human progress, from the eradication of smallpox to the development of prosthetic hands that are nimble enough to type.

31 May 2012