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03/12/2021

What exactly is hepatitis? Who is most at risk? What do the lab results really mean?
Before we can properly assess the risk of hepatitis, we need to ensure we have the proper educational foundation. Karen McLeod gets back to basics with hepatitis in her article that was featured in the OTR.
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Karen McLeod explores the basics of Hepatitis to provide a foundation for life underwriters to assess the risk of it.

02/16/2021

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01/28/2021

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12/20/2019

As holiday parties fill up on calendars, don't find yourself with blank stares the next time someone introduces themselves as a underwriter. Enjoy a quick read on the what, why and how. https://www.logiq3.com/blog/introduction-life-underwriting

12/12/2019

Why does your heart seem to race faster when listening to an upbeat song by Kanye West, and stir slowly when a Celine Dion ballad comes on? Featured in On The Risk / OTR, Garen Markarian shares how the effects of music can assist in treatment for some medical conditions. Take a read to understand how this is useful for .

In life underwriting, we are generally aware that clients with a history of Alzheimer’s or dementia are typically uninsurable. However, because research shows the effects of music therapy on patients who exhibit symptoms associated with these diseases, it may be possible to extrapolate these findi...

08/19/2019

We spend most of our adult lives thinking and planning for retirement, but is life insurance part of your plan? Read more about how life insurance can be a vital asset to your family even after your career. https://www.forbes.com/sites/ericbrotman/2019/07/02/how-life-insurance-can-help-you-plan-for-retirement/

07/25/2019

The Raptors made history, and part of that is due to having a game plan. Discover the five leadership lessons you can take from the Raptors win to help inspire your business game plan. https://www.forbes.com/sites/shephyken/2019/07/11/five-powerful-business-lessons-from-the-toronto-raptors-playbook/

Here are some more lessons that businesses can learn from championship teams. These specifically focus on how the Toronto Raptors’ game plan came together and how any business, large or small, can incorporate some of these ideas to be more successful.

07/22/2019

According to the Canadian Diabetes Association, the burden of diabetes on the Canadian healthcare system has shifted from $14 billion in 2008 to an estimated $30 billion in 2019. Get caught up on how the management of diabetes has also shifted:

With the prevalence of diabetes rising, it is imperative that underwriters be aware of the changes in diabetes management and of the available medications in order to be more effective in their decision making. Read on for our expert take on this hot topic.

07/11/2019

There's no set formula to a successful business - but a solid foundation always includes an incredible team. The co-founders of Away, a start-up revolutionizing the travel industry, explores the 5 keys to building successful company culture: https://www.inc.com/steph-korey/away-suitcases-travel-company-culture.html

06/25/2019

Do you make decisions by luck or by logic? As it turns out, the way you approach decision-making might actually be pre-determined by your genes, making you more prone to particular decision-making preferences and habits. Learn more here:

Making a choice might be as biological as it is metaphysical.

06/19/2019

Investment in predictive analytics capabilities is expected to rise dramatically in the next 2 years, with 70% of the Americas’ large insurers already using predictive analytics. While this will result in the increased usage of analytics across core functions, it will also result in improvements in the underwriting process for carriers. https://hubs.ly/H0jpTzW0

06/03/2019

How will concerns regarding the flow of data affect what seems to be a "perfect partnership" between 23andMe, the largest at-home DNA-testing company, and AirBnB? See what this partnership looks like in this article:

23andMe and AirBnB announce their new partnership, but they are by no means the first. Does, and should, a cultural heritage market sit in direct-to-consumer genetic tests, and their associated partners?