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Jason Chung

  • Senior Research Scholar
New York
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Covers:  healthcare, technology, artificial intelligence, data privacy, sports
Professor & lawyer | Helping organizations and students succeed in the esports business | @NYUTischSports & @ZuberLawler. Proud 🇨🇦.

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Researcher. Attorney. Canadian. @LAWMcGill, @UvA_Amsterdam, @mcgillu grad.

Write about law/public policy issues in healthcare & sports at NYU Sports & Society. Focus on healthcare and technology (artificial intelligence, data privacy) and concussions.

2017 quotes and pieces in publications such as Boston Globe, Newark Star-Ledger, CBC News, Montreal Gazette, The Health Care Blog.

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Who Owns Your FitBit Data? Biometric Data Privacy Problems

Who Owns Your FitBit Data? Biometric Data Privacy Problems

Sports wearables have evolved from mere pedometers to devices that monitor heart rate and sleep, tell athlete…

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Should We Fear an Amazon Monopoly on Healthy Food?

Should We Fear an Amazon Monopoly on Healthy Food?

Two months ago, I wrote about the potential impact of the Amazon purchase of Whole Foods on grocery prices. …

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Sports betting may bring N.J. revenue, but cost society | Opinion

Sports betting may bring N.J. revenue, but cost society | Opinion

On Tuesday, the Supreme Court announced that it would hear New Jersey's appeal to allow legal sports betting.…

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If Your Premiums Go Down but Coverage Gets Worse, Does Your Healthcare Matter?

If Your Premiums Go Down but Coverage Gets Worse, Does Your Healthcare Matter?

Picture this. Amy becomes pregnant while working as a high school teacher. Her employer’s health insurance pl…

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Examining How Senate Republicans Frame Their Health Care Bill

Examining How Senate Republicans Frame Their Health Care Bill

Following is the Senate Republicans summary of their Obamacare replacement bill, with comments by NYU’s Jason…

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With Amazon Purchase, it’s Time For Whole Foods to Bring Affordability Instead of Gentrification

With Amazon Purchase, it’s Time For Whole Foods to Bring Affordability Instead of Gentrification

On Friday, Amazon purchased upscale grocery and health food chain Whole Foods for $13.4 billion. Business out…

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Young, naive and clueless! Starting out investor!

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By Jason Chung, James Wise, Zach Zepp
| BiggerPockets Verified
@Jason Chung You're enthusiasm is evident and fortunately for you, you have no money at the moment, otherwise it sound like you would have forked it over for promises of simple riches. Take a deep breath, put down the Flavor Aid, and get some perspective on ACRE and it Guru. While Don Campbell may appear moderate compared to others on the Guru circuit, his business is still recruit & sell.
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The Growing Divide in Asia’s Investment Landscape

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By Jason Chung
| DC Journal
For years, global investors approached Asia with a straightforward playbook. Market size, growth rates, and global supply chain integration were usually enough to justify major investments and long-term commitments. That approach is starting to change. Capital is becoming more selective. Investors are placing greater weight on predictability, transparency, and regulatory consistency as they consider geopolitical demands to diversify supply chains.
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Laminar organization of cellular microcircuits modulating human interictal epileptiform discharges

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By Alexander Silva, Quinn Greicius, Duo Xu, Shailee Jain, Jason Chung, Xiaofang Yang, Ankit N. Khambhati, Matthew Leonard, Jonathan K. Kleen, Edward F. Chang, Siddharth A. Marathe
| Nature Verified
Abstract Interictal epileptiform discharges (IEDs) are pathological bursts of brain activity between seizures in people with epilepsy. Despite their importance in diagnosis, cognitive comorbidities and therapeutic implications as biomarkers for neurostimulation, it is unknown how IEDs arise from structured large-scale neuronal firing across human cortical lamina.
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