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Daniel Gilbert

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CEO @Brainlabs. Built Brainlabs from 1 to 1,000 people. Posting about going AI-native at mid/large company. Building good judgement and Elite Fitness.
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Gilbert: Henry should step up to the plate for Fenway workers

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By Daniel Gilbert
| Boston Herald Verified
In the ever-more analytical world of professional sports, how should we measure the success of a team owner? Since financial profit is virtually guaranteed thanks to leagues’ monopoly power, any meaningful metric must look beyond the bottom line. Should we base our evaluations on wins and losses? Or should we consider team owners’ roles as leaders and community partners?
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Un fármaco experimental para adelgazar podría superar el éxito de Ozempic

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By Daniel Gilbert
| Infobae Verified
Viking Therapeutics publicó los resultados de un fármaco experimental que mostraba una pérdida de peso aún mayor que los actuales medicamentos líderes del mercado, señal de que el dominio de Ozempic y Mounjaro dista mucho de estar asegurado.
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Una terapia contra el cáncer aprobada por la FDA utiliza las propias células del cuerpo como una “droga viva”

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By Daniel Gilbert
| Infobae Verified
Después de someterse a cirugía, radiación y tres terapias diferentes, Scott Goedeke enfrentó una dura realidad: el cáncer que apareció por primera vez en el paladar de su boca se había extendido a un ganglio linfático en su cuello. Por lo tanto, el consultor de atención médica de 58 años de edad acordó un tratamiento experimental que emplearía sus propias células para destruirlo.
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