Kerry Curran brings a career in medical device technology to a nimble startup leveraging student engineering skill to design products addressing post surgical Pulmonary Atelectasis and Deep Vein Thrombosis (DVT’s). While in it's early stages, this company is demonstrating how creative use of student skill and ingenuity, combined with a strong clinician feedback loop, can lead to useful innovation.
In this episode, host Tobin Arthur is joined by colleague Michael Schmanske in a discussion with DJ Verret, MD, a plastic surgeon and seasoned...
Lactiga is a venture-backed, NIH-funded biotherapeutics company developing patented biologics to treat and prevent mucosal infections with a focus on improving the quality of...
Bryan Campbell leads the Colorado Medical Society and started of his mission going back to the fundamental question of why CMS exists. How can...
