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Caroline Hroncich

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Principal at Line Communications. Contributor for @FinancialBrand. chroncich@linecommunicationsllc.com.
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Trigger-based Marketing Can Turn Customers into Growth Engines, If Your Data Cooperates

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By Caroline Hroncich
| The Financial Brand Verified
Online Version: https://thefinancialbrand.com/news/data-analytics-banking/trigger-based-marketing-can-turn-customers-into-growth-engines-if-your-data-cooperates-199063 By Caroline Hroncich, Contributor at The Financial Brand Published on August 18th, 2026 in Data Analytics Subscribe Now! Stay on top of all the latest news and trends in the banking industry. Consent Granted* I accept the Terms & Conditions.
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This Digital Health Startup Uses Small Rewards to Change Hard-to-Treat Behavior

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By Caroline Hroncich
| Cure.
Overview Steve Jenkins built Q2i's first tool for one doctor treating addiction. The same idea, rewarding people fast for progress they can see, now runs through products for addiction, probation, and diabetes. In 2016, a primary care physician came to Steve Jenkins with a problem her software could not solve. She was treating people for addiction inside a small practice, which few primary care doctors did then.
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Science Has a Problem With Unreported Findings, and NIH Is Testing Fixes

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By Caroline Hroncich
| Cure.
Overview In a recent keynote, NCATS director Joni Rutter laid out why so many scientific findings go unpublished, and what the NIH is building to change it. Joni Rutter's full keynote at Catalyst NYC: The Future of Translational Science, delivered July 11, 2026, is available in Cure's membership community. Scientists rarely publish experiments that fail.
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