The HealthTech Signal
TEFCA Crosses a Volume Threshold That Public Health Data Exchange Needed
TEFCA Crosses a Volume Threshold That Public Health Data Exchange Needed
Dr. Dereck Mush, MD, MBAAngel investor
Esther Dyson is an American investor, journalist and author known for early technology investing and a later focus on health. A Harvard economics graduate, she led EDventure Holdings, backed 23andMe early, and founded Wellville, a long term community health initiative.
Long time health angel focused on prevention, behaviour change and community health outcomes.
How Esther Dyson got here, step by step.
1972
Dyson earned an economics degree from Harvard, laying the groundwork for her writing and investing career.
1974
She started as a fact checker and reporter at Forbes before moving deeper into technology journalism.
1983
Dyson acquired and led EDventure, publishing influential technology industry newsletters and reports.
1990s
She invested in many early stage technology companies and became an influential voice in the digital industry.
2006
Dyson backed the genetic testing company 23andMe as her interest in health and biotechnology grew.
2014
She launched Wellville, a multi year project supporting communities working to improve long term health.
2020s
Dyson remains active as an angel investor and commentator on health, technology and long term wellbeing.
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The HealthTech Signal
TEFCA Crosses a Volume Threshold That Public Health Data Exchange Needed
Dr. Dereck Mush, MD, MBA
Dr. Dereck Mush, MD, MBA
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