Aortic Aneurysm: A Silent Killer
Aortic aneurysms are usually silent killers in that most (almost all that involve the abdominal part of the aorta and half that involve the upper or thoracic part) are generally asymptomatic.
Aortic aneurysms are usually silent killers in that most (almost all that involve the abdominal part of the aorta and half that involve the upper or thoracic part) are generally asymptomatic.
With the COVID-19 pandemic, the need for accelerated underwriting (AUW) in a fluidless environment has become urgent. The webinar on “Risk Selection in a Fluidless Environment” explores how we can understand if and when fluid testing is useful or needed in the underwriting process.
How insurers use big data and artificial intelligence to support their claims and underwriting strategies is likely to accelerate as a result of the Covid-19 pandemic.
Munich Re Life US reviewed the LabPiQture™ product from the ExamOne HealthPiQture™ suite as part of a collaborative effort to better understand the value of various medical data sources and tools.
In clinical practice differentiating Alzheimer’s from other conditions whose treatment is far different is important.
Munich Re Life US recently evaluated mortality risk scores from the ExamOne HealthPiQture™ suite to assess their impact in segmenting mortality as part of the life insurance underwriting process.
RGA Hong Kong and the RGA Asia Pacific regional team explore recent innovations in genetic testing and provide guidance on how insurers can prepare for and adapt to changes on the horizon in the genetic moratorium era.
Prior to COVID-19, 46% of American adults did not own life insurance and of those who did, many were underinsured, according to research by the Life Insurance and Marketing Research Association.
Less than a year ago it would have been excessive, if not redundant, to issue a 90-day impaired risk underwriting update. Not so in 2020.