Innovation is the jewel in the crown of the U.S. health care system. We surely can't brag about having the most affordable medical insurance, or the longest-living patients. But we can brag, and do brag, about having the most cutting-edge medical- and bio-technology in the world.
So this should scare you. Medical device, biotech and diagnostic companies account for about a third of all angel and venture capital investments. But today, this system is in collapse, jeopardizing the very foundation of what has made the U.S. healthcare system the envy of the modern world.
To read the full, original article click on this link: Why Silicon Valley Is Running Scared From Health Care - Allan May - Business - The Atlantic
