The text discusses healthcare analytics as an analysis activity that involves collecting data from four areas within healthcare: claims and cost data, pharmaceutical and R&D data, clinical data, and patient behavior and sentiment data. The connected data capabilities of a graph database can help achieve what is impossible or complicated with traditional relational databases. A demo use case is provided to explain the capabilities of Graph Database in healthcare, using the FDA Adverse Event Reporting System Data. This dataset is used to analyze side effects reported by consumers and health professionals, revealing interesting insights that cannot be easily obtained with traditional data querying methods. A pre-deployed Neo4j sandbox is available for exploring this example, allowing users to try out graph database capabilities without installing anything locally. The full source code for the example and guide is available on GitHub.