In this episode of the MedTech Ventures podcast, Craig Townsend interviews Sarah Turner, CEO and co-founder of CeraThrive, about the innovative applications of red light therapy in wellness and medical technology.

Sarah presents the Cera system, a dual device targeting gut and brain health utilising red light therapy. The conversation delves into the science behind red light therapy, regulatory challenges, market adoption, and the future of the industry, including the integration of AI and its role in anti-aging and longevity.

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In this episode of the Medtech Ventures podcast, Craig Townsend interviews Kasper Sørensen, CTO and co-founder of VentriJect, about the Seismofit, technology for estimating VO2 max.

They discuss Kasper's journey from academia to entrepreneurship, the challenges of developing a medical device, navigating regulatory landscapes, and the importance of VO2 max as a vital sign monitor.

The conversation also explores the future of cardiorespiratory health and AI. Kasper shares valuable insights for aspiring entrepreneurs, emphasizing the importance of pursuing good ideas.

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In this episode of the MedTech Ventures podcast, Dr. Louise Allen, consultant ophthalmologist, shares her journey in paediatric ophthalmology and entrepreneurship.

We discuss the importance of early detection in children's eye health, the challenges of implementing new technologies in the NHS, and the significance of patient feedback in developing medical devices.

Dr. Allen also highlights her experiences with funding and commercialisation strategies for her innovations, emphasising the need for collaboration and seeking advice early in the entrepreneurial journey.

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In this episode of the Medtech Ventures podcast, Craig interviews Wadah Malaeb, CEO and founder of DLOC Biosystems, about the innovative work being done in organ-on-a-chip technology.

Wadah shares his journey from mechanical engineering to biotech founder, the unique approach of DLOC in creating models that mimic human physiology, and the challenges faced by startups in the biotech space.

He discusses the importance of funding, collaboration, and the future of drug testing and precision medicine, while also addressing ethical considerations in patient data. Wadah emphasizes the need for flexibility and perseverance in entrepreneurship, providing valuable insights for aspiring founders.

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In this episode of the MedTech Ventures podcast, Craig Townsend is joined by Dr. Alessandro Riccombeni, founder and CEO of Axia Medicine. They discuss the importance of patient data control in the realm of precision medicine.

The conversation explores the challenges of data management in healthcare, the financial incentives that lead to data abandonment, and the vision for a future where patients are empowered to control and benefit from their data. Dr. Riccombeni also highlights the role of Axia in reshaping the healthcare landscape by providing a platform that prioritizes patient data transparency.

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This podcast dives into the world of medical device startups, exploring their journeys, the problems they aim to solve, and the technology driving innovation. We feature founders sharing their biggest challenges, breakthroughs, and insights. Plus, we cover investment strategies and advice for navigating the medtech space.

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