North American Community Hub Statistics
For years, the world’s so-called blue zones, those rare regions where people seem to live well into their 90s and 100s, have been held up as the gold standard for longevity. Places like Sardinia, Okinawa, Ikaria, and Nicoya became famous for their high concentration of centenarians, and for lifestyle habits many hoped to replicate: walking … Read more
The office has been louder than usual, half the team buried in healthcare datasets, the other half arguing over which map projection makes the United States look less distorted. Between cups of cold coffee and late Slack messages, we managed to roll out a set of heavy updates that connect health, economics, and human reality … Read more
Every year, over 1 billion medical encounters globally generate 2.3 zettabytes of health data—enough to fill 4.6 billion laptops. From a blood pressure check at your GP to a lab test ordered for cholesterol, every piece of your health data joins this vast pool. But what happens to it once collected in large health surveys? … Read more