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The Future Health 100 | Healthspottr

Health Spottr may not be "the" source of all wisdom on who the leading thinkers are in Health Care, but they aren't that bad either. What made me think about this is that of the 100 names on this "Future of Health 100" list, I had only ever heard of about six of them. I'm getting a little older and starting to become very sensitive to the health care subject, so I resolved today that I'm going to figure out who these people are and what they think about health care that might affect my life.

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