Little did I know that a research project I initiated at @commonwealthfund.org in 2020 would show up as the answer to a Senator's question in a 2025 hearing.
Health services research stays relevant for as long as the questions are asked. @academyhealth.bsky.social
At this week’s Senate hearing, some argued America is “the sickest country in the world.”
In my @nytopinion essay, I show why that misses the real progress we’ve made and what we risk losing if we dismantle our health institutions.
www.nytimes.com/2025/09/05/o...
Vladislav Bellous, the winner of the 2025 Health Datapalooza Challenge: a White House Cancer Moonshot-affiliated initiative, is a systems architect and bionanotechnology researcher dedicated to solving complex global challenges. He is now channelling this success into developing HealthOS: a new kind of operating system designed to build a single, unified picture of an individual's health by connecting their entire journey—from routine check-ups to their deep molecular profile. His unique background spans from large-scale industrial automation to bioinformatics and protein engineering—an art of combining disciplines that proved advantage in his victory. This expertise is focused on a single mission: democratizing access to both health and science through intelligent systems.
Vladislav Bellous, the winner of the 2025 Health Datapalooza Challenge: a White House Cancer Moonshot-affiliated initiative, is a systems architect and bionanotechnology researcher dedicated to solving complex global challenges. He is now channelling this success into developing HealthOS: a new kind of operating system designed to build a single, unified picture of an individual's health by connecting their entire journey—from routine check-ups to their deep molecular profile. His unique background spans from large-scale industrial automation to bioinformatics and protein engineering—an art of combining disciplines that proved advantage in his victory. This expertise is focused on a single mission: democratizing access to both health and science through intelligent systems.
Vladislav Bellous, the winner of the 2025 Health Datapalooza Challenge: a White House Cancer Moonshot-affiliated initiative, is a systems architect and bionanotechnology researcher dedicated to solving complex global challenges. He is now channelling this success into developing HealthOS: a new kind of operating system designed to build a single, unified picture of an individual's health by connecting their entire journey—from routine check-ups to their deep molecular profile. His unique background spans from large-scale industrial automation to bioinformatics and protein engineering—an art of combining disciplines that proved advantage in his victory. This expertise is focused on a single mission: democratizing access to both health and science through intelligent systems.
Vladislav Bellous, the winner of the 2025 Health Datapalooza Challenge: a White House Cancer Moonshot-affiliated initiative, is a systems architect and bionanotechnology researcher dedicated to solving complex global challenges. He is now channelling this success into developing HealthOS: a new kind of operating system designed to build a single, unified picture of an individual's health by connecting their entire journey—from routine check-ups to their deep molecular profile. His unique background spans from large-scale industrial automation to bioinformatics and protein engineering—an art of combining disciplines that proved advantage in his victory. This expertise is focused on a single mission: democratizing access to both health and science through intelligent systems.
Vladislav Bellous, winner of 2025 Health Datapalooza Challenge
HealthOS: a new kind of operating system designed to build a single, unified picture of an individual's health by connecting their entire journey—from routine check-ups ➡️ deep molecular profile.
#hdpalooza @academyhealth.bsky.social
Health Datapalooza reception with some amazing rockstars in healthcare. “Innovation Unfiltered” There’s still no one place like #HDPalooza - where you have the most meaningful intersection of public, private and policy in healthcare. Connect. Collaborate. Create.
Health Datapalooza reception with some amazing rockstars in healthcare. “Innovation Unfiltered” There’s still no one place like #HDPalooza - where you have the most meaningful intersection of public, private and policy in healthcare. Connect. Collaborate. Create.
Health Datapalooza reception with some amazing rockstars in healthcare. “Innovation Unfiltered” There’s still no one place like #HDPalooza - where you have the most meaningful intersection of public, private and policy in healthcare. Connect. Collaborate. Create.
Health Datapalooza reception with some amazing rockstars in healthcare. “Innovation Unfiltered” There’s still no one place like #HDPalooza - where you have the most meaningful intersection of public, private and policy in healthcare. Connect. Collaborate. Create.
“Innovation Unfiltered”
There’s still no one place like #HDPalooza - where you have the most meaningful intersection of public, private and policy in healthcare.
Connect. Collaborate. Create.
@academyhealth.bsky.social #pinksocks
NEW: AcademyHealth announces a record-breaking letter from the Friends of AHRQ, urging Congress to fully fund AHRQ in FY26. 194 signatories from across health care sectors emphasize the need to protect and invest in AHRQ: academyhealth.org/blog/2025-03...
The Friends of AHRQ is a voluntary coalition of more than 450 organizations that support the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality (AHRQ). These groups are either the producers or end-users of the health services research developed by AHRQ. The Friends of AHRQ advocates on behalf of the agency to Congress. Activities include: Sending joint letters to key members of Congress; Making joint visits to members of Congress and their staff; and Holding briefings to demonstrate the importance of AHRQ research.
The Friends of AHRQ is a voluntary coalition of more than 450 organizations that support the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality (AHRQ). These groups are either the producers or end-users of the health services research developed by AHRQ. The Friends of AHRQ advocates on behalf of the agency to Congress. Activities include: Sending joint letters to key members of Congress; Making joint visits to members of Congress and their staff; and Holding briefings to demonstrate the importance of AHRQ research.
✅Getting the best healthcare for the best value.
@academyhealth.bsky.social joined the Friends of AHRQ in sending a letter signed on by 194 organizations urging Congress to fully fund AHRQ in FY26 and beyond.
Read the letter and share with your networks here: academyhealth.org/blog/2025-03...
⚠️ An outbreak of tuberculosis in the Kansas City area has grown into one of the LARGEST EVER recorded in the United States!
www.reuters.com/business/hea...
#IDsky #medsky
Canary in the coal mine: Monitor trends in preventable infectious diseases for a quick take on emerging changes in federal and state health policies.
