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Eat Your Numbers—An Actuarial Perspective on Food and Health
By Nate Worrell In 2014, my wife had a serious health crash. She was stuck in bed battling gut pain, bloating, fatigue, anxiety, and depression. Her lab tests were “normal,” and the medications she tried had side effects worse than the... Read More
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Rx: Big Data? Knowing when sophisticated data analysis is useful and when it isn’t.
By Kurt J. Wrobel “We need to make a data-driven decision.” “We are not going to make a decision based on gut feel—we need data.” “Without data, you’re just another person with an opinion.” “Insights; insights;... Read More
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Aging and Financial Security: It’s Complicated
Date Published: 05/07/2025
America’s demographics are rapidly changing. One out of six citizens is now at least 65 years old; a century ago, that figure was one in 20, according to census data.
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Raising Awareness of Health Equity Considerations in Actuarial Work
Date Published: 05/07/2025
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Stephen Goss Retires After 50+ Years With the Social Security Administration
Date Published: 04/18/2025
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What Does the Federal Government’s Change in Political Leadership Mean for Academy Priorities?
Date Published: 01/01/2025
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Actuarial Professionalism Considerations for Generative AI
Date Published: 10/30/2024
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