Houston has become a hotbed for social entrepreneurship and grassroots tech startups of "do-gooders". Most importantly, Houston seems to be tackling real fundamental issues in our economy today - socioeconomic mobility, access to health & wellness, urban development, innovations in sanitation / public works, etc.
I wouldn't be surprised to see a quasi-lending startup come out of Texas, whose sole purpose is to fund any procedure or treatment under "Patient's Right-to-try".
If you tweak the metrics of the social finance lending model (think SoFi, LendingClub, etc.), one will see that there is enough meat on the bone to create a profitable enterprise and fill an obvious void in seeing Patient's Right-to-try come to fruition and be accessible to EVERYONE.
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