Listen to Larry Gold discuss the upcoming GoldLab Symposium
Larry Gold discusses the seventh annual GoldLab Symposium with science reporter Shelley Schlender on KGNU’s “How on Earth”: http://howonearthradio.org/archives/5392
Larry Gold discusses the seventh annual GoldLab Symposium with science reporter Shelley Schlender on KGNU’s “How on Earth”: http://howonearthradio.org/archives/5392
Thomas Cathcart and Daniel Klein have had past GoldLab Symposium audiences roaring with laughter. Together, they’ve co-authored three books, including the international bestseller,Plato and a Platypus Walk into a Bar—Understanding Philosophy Through Jokes. We recently asked them to […]
May 12, 2016 Annual GoldLab Symposium Convenes to Ignite Discussions on Medical Research, Public Policy, and Lifestyle Advancements that Affect Health Care and Healthy Living The seventh annual GoldLab Symposium, a unique and thought-provoking two-day […]
We are thrilled that acclaimed author and past GoldLab Symposium speaker Daniel Klein will be at the Boulder Book Store on May 17th at 7:30pm for a special book-signing event, Q&A, and discussion of his […]
This year’s Rare Disease Day, February 29, 2016, focuses on “patient voice” and its critical role in communicating individual needs and instigating change that improves patients’ lives and the lives of their families and caregivers. […]
Thoughts from GoldLab Foundation Founder Larry Gold I recently read the Forbes article “Four Reasons Drugs Are Expensive, Of Which Two Are False,” by my friend Jack Scannell, an academic neuroscientist who studies R&D productivity […]
Watch Voice of America’s feature story about GoldLab Symposium presenters Greg LaGana and Barry Levy’s musical comedy Damaged Care. As Larry Gold says, “They’re each real doctors, and they care about patients and medicine. And, they’re […]
I found “Zen and the Art of Dying Well” (New York Times, Opinionator, Aug. 14, 2015), encouraging and also highlighting of a relatively under addressed issue in health care. My father was in home hospice, […]
Sept. 7 is Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy Day. Why should we care? Well, because it’s the most common fatal genetic disorder, which affects 1 in 3,500 boys. And, although it is passed from parent to child […]
Presenting at the GoldLab Symposium was one of the highlights of my year. The presenters and attendees are not only passionate but also dangerously smart. I emerged with more opportunities to measurably advance understanding and […]
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