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Esther Dyson on The Morning Fix: Renting Our Health or Making a Long-term Investment?

The Morning Fix podcast by 510 Cafe. Esther Dyson: Are We Renting Out Our Health or Making a Long-term Investment?

In the 510k Café Morning Fix podcast series, hosts Amy Shepherd and Julie Dye meet with medical technology leaders to discuss trends, innovations and the future of marketing and PR in the life sciences industry.

Last month they spoke with Wellville founder Esther Dyson. In their first question, the hosts asked Esther how she transitioned from investing in the tech industry to investing in the healthcare industry. Her answer was classic Esther, and captures the spirit of Wellville: “I’m more interested in health than care. I’m interested in how to foster health and resilience and help kids grow up and fulfill their potential, versus basically [health] repair jobs.”

Listen to the full podcast here: Are We Renting Out Our Health or Making a Long-term Investment?

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