It's surprising how the disease crept up on him despite the annual checks. One of the benefits I imagine successful executives must have would be super-duper, executive-level healthcare. All the check-ups and screenings the rest of us miss out on because they're not quite cheap or statistically significant enough to be worth rolling out for the general population.
And yet the CEO of a biotech firm slips through the net.
Does executive-level healthcare exist or is it just in my imagination? Is there any significant advantage to be had if money is not an issue? Or perhaps he already had all these advantages (he already knew about the genetic marker) and that's how come he's in remission now?
And yet the CEO of a biotech firm slips through the net.
Does executive-level healthcare exist or is it just in my imagination? Is there any significant advantage to be had if money is not an issue? Or perhaps he already had all these advantages (he already knew about the genetic marker) and that's how come he's in remission now?