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The pace of gene therapy treatments has been rapidly increasing. This article,

By 2025, the specialty pharmacy market is expected to grow by 35%, led by high-cost treatments for cancer, autoimmune disorders, and other conditions. This article, originally published in

By promoting neurodiversity and offering simple accommodations, employers can engage with neurodivergent professionals and tap into their unique and highly valuable skillsets - particularly those that could benefit the insurance industry.

Navigating today's product development landscape is daunting. Find a roadmap in Product Trends, a quarterly index of the world’s most innovative insurance products and services

As the percentage of aging and aged people grows globally, the opportunity arises to build a “silver economy,” with services designed for the middle-aged and elderly. The insurance industry, with offerings such as dementia insurance, can play a vital role in this sil...

For life and health insurers, identifying approaches to better quantify and predict the impacts of climate change is both critical and challenging. ˿����ƵAPP's Georgiana Willwerth-Pascutiu outlines some of the many factors to consider and explores steps insurers might take...

In this Inside ˿����ƵAPP Q&A, Howard Liao, ˿����ƵAPP’s Senior Managing Director and Head of Private Debt and Equity, talks about ˿����ƵAPP’s unique approach to investments, the importance of mentorship, and what it feels like to scale the highest peak in ...

Pension risk transfer (PRT) is a booming sector of the insurance industry. In this article, originally , explore the elements of a ...

Are you interested in becoming an advanced analytics actuary, one of the most sought-after professionals in the life and health insurance industry? This article,

In this article from ˿����ƵAPP's , Dr. Heather Lund explores the mechan...

It is important for insurers to understand potential causes, such as high ultra-processed food (UPF) consumption, behind rising rates of non-communicable diseases. In this article from ˿����ƵAPP's

The World Health Organization (WHO) estimates that by the year 2030 – less than 10 years from now – about 78 million people will be living with dementia. This number is projected to nearly double, to 139 million, by 2050.¹ This article from ˿����ƵAPP's

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