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For decades, stroke survivors have been told that once recovery plateaus, there's little more that can be done.

What if that's no longer true?

In this episode of Med Tech Gurus, Leo Petrossian, CEO of Kandu, returns to discuss the only FDA-cleared at-home brain-computer interface for stroke rehabilitation and how it's helping survivors regain hand function—even ...


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What if the secret to better healthcare technology isn't building smarter apps—but designing around human behavior?

In this episode of Med Tech Gurus, we sit down with Rio Wilson, Founder and CEO of Brain Body Therapy, to explore why the most successful digital health solutions don't ask people to create new habits—they strengthen the ones they already have.

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What if the future of MedTech isn't collecting more data—but finally connecting it?

In this episode of Med Tech Gurus, we talk with Plarent Ymeri, Founder and CEO of Smartiva, to explore how artificial intelligence is transforming post-market surveillance, quality management, and regulatory compliance by turning disconnected information into actionable intelligence.


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What if we've been thinking about healthcare delivery all wrong?

In this episode of Med Tech Gurus, Ryan Polselli, MD, Founder of MammoLink, challenges one of healthcare's oldest assumptions: making care available doesn't mean patients will use it. After performing more than 55,000 mobile breast cancer screenings, Ryan discovered that convenience—not awareness—is often...


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