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Julie Yoo

San Francisco
As seen in: Raising Health, Apple Podcasts, NBC News, TechCrunch, Fortune, Substack, CNA (Channel NewsAsia), STAT, Becker's Hospital Review, a16z, Fierce Healthcare and
GP @a16z investing in healthcare; co-founder @kyruushealth; alum of endeca, HST, MIT, SFS.
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Infinite Healthcare: What is It Worth?

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By Julie Yoo
| Substack
What is Infinite Healthcare Worth? As AI becomes a new site of care and automates administrative orchestration, it rapidly eats into $5T+ worth of traditional health care services spend, and potentially represents the biggest market opportunity in all of healthtech. AI has the promise of bringing the cost structure of care delivery down such that we see much higher ROI per dollar spent.
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Infinite Healthcare

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By Jay Rughani, Jane Rhee, Julie Yoo
| a16z.news
America | Tech | Opinion | Culture | Charts Healthcare is one of the few sectors where rising usage is treated as failure. That framing is wrong. People want to be healthy, and the demand for services that help them conveniently get and stay healthy is practically limitless. But healthcare service delivery has always been rate limited by the cost and availability of clinicians; even perfectly aligned financial incentives can’t fix that. AI alleviates that constraint.
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Stranded NASA astronauts return to Earth

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By Julie Yoo
| CNA (Channel NewsAsia) Verified
After months of being stuck in space, US astronauts Butch Wilmore and Suni Williams have finally returned to Earth. The NASA astronauts returned to earth in a SpaceX capsule, which safely splashed down near Florida around 5.57pm local time. Their journey home lasted 17 hours. So just how did the astronauts, end up getting stuck in space for all that time? CNA's Julie Yoo with more.
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