For big tech companies like Amazon, Apple, and Google, the health care sector looks ripe for disruption. Two executives working in different parts of the health care ecosystem discuss what this means for patients and doctors, including the positives and unintended consequences.

Ripe for Disruption: Why and How Big Players in the Private Sector Are Taking on Health Care

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