What if the problem isn’t too much healthcare—but not enough of the right kind? From the #Under30Summit main stage, Stephanie Liu, co-founder and CTO of Nourish, on Jevons Paradox and what it means for healthcare. As technology improves access and efficiency, it could shift not just how much care we use, but the kind of care we seek—moving from reactive to more personalized and preventative. The future isn’t less healthcare. It’s better, more intentional healthcare.
What If We’re Using the Wrong Kind of Healthcare?
What if the problem isn’t too much healthcare—but not enough of the right kind? From the #Under30Summit main stage, Stephanie Liu, co-founder and CTO of Nourish, on Jevons Paradox and what it means for healthcare. As technology improves access and efficiency, it could shift not just how much care we use, but the kind of care we seek—moving from reactive to more personalized and preventative. The future isn’t less healthcare. It’s better, more intentional healthcare.
