In this Orange Tree MedTech Podcast episode, Scott Johnson speaks with Rick Sanghera, Co-Founder and CEO of AtaCor Medical, Inc.  On Oct. 6, 2025 AtaCor Medical, a medical device company focused on transforming cardiac rhythm management systems, announced today that it has entered into a financing of up to $75 million. The proceeds will fund the company's U.S. FDA Pivotal Study evaluating AtaCor's parasternal extravascular implantable cardioverter-defibrillator (EV-ICD) system for the treatment of

Fear doesn’t mean stop it means you’re expanding. In this episode, Lacey Cook breaks down how to take aligned action even when fear tries to hold you back.Learn the neuroscience and emotional tools to turn anxiety into courage and clarity. In this empowering episode of Move With Intention®, Lacey Cook dives into the science of fear and what really happens in your nervous system when you hesitate, overthink, or freeze before taking action.Through neuroscience, breathwork, and emotional intelligence,

We were thrilled to welcome, Heather Turner, CEO of LB Pharmaceuticals, onto The BioHub. Heather is a seasoned biotechnology executive with over 25 years of experience driving legal, operational, and strategic excellence across the biopharmaceutical industry. She currently serves as CEO of LB Pharmaceuticals, a clinical-stage company focused on innovative treatments for schizophrenia. Under her leadership, LB recently went public in a landmark IPO, marking a major milestone in the company’s growth

️ Episode 180: Leveraging Global Genetics Resources for Equitable Polygenic Prediction In this episode of PaperCast Base by Base, we explore how multi-ancestry genome-wide association study resources and modern polygenic score methodologies can improve prediction accuracy across African, East Asian, and European populations, with a focus on practical, computationally efficient strategies that work even when individual-level data are unavailable. Study

Getting a CE Mark for a traditional medical device is challenging enough, but the complexity multiplies when Artificial Intelligence is involved. This episode of MedTech Global Insights breaks down the intricate process of securing a CE Mark for AI-powered medical devices under the stringent EU Medical Device Regulation (MDR) and the new EU AI Act. Imagine developing a groundbreaking AI algorithm that predicts patient outcomes with incredible accuracy, only to be stopped by a wall of regulations

Robin Rohm, CEO and Co-Founder of Apheris, joins Ross Katz to explore how federated learning is unlocking secure, cross-company collaboration in pharma. Discover how Apheris is enabling biopharma leaders to train cutting-edge co-folding models without sharing sensitive data, why AlphaFold 3 wasn’t enough, and what OpenFold 3 means for the future of AI in drug discovery.​​What You'll Learn in This Episode >> Why federated learning is a game-changer for pharma data sharing and AI-driven

What happens when a world-class mathematician and Christian thinker takes on one of the most hotly debated questions of our time—can the book of Genesis be reconciled with modern science? In this episode of ID the Future out of our vault, host Jay Richards welcomes Oxford University’s Dr. John Lennox to discuss his book Seven Days That Divide the World. Lennox argues that science and faith are not enemies but allies in our quest for truth. He offers a careful reading of the Genesis creation

Every #CleanFreak knows the sound—the rattle of a cart rolling into decontam, stacked high with trays just before your shift ends. (You can hear it now, can’t you?) But what does it take to get those trays there in the first place? On this week’s episode of Beyond Clean’s Tray Command, we’re joined by orthopedic distributor Kris Jones for a behind-the-scenes look at the unpredictable world of orthopedic loaner logistics. From overnight drives and last-minute case changes to the coordination that

Episode Overview In this special, nostalgia-fueled episode, Andrew takes a look back at meaningful conversations from prior episodes, bringing in crucial advice for dental professionals and hygienists that's just as relevant today as when it first aired. Whether you’re a long-time listener or just finding the show, this episode is packed with practical insights and inspiring stories from Tom Viola and Renata Nehme on topics crucial to the dental hygiene field. Key Topics and Highlights 1. Dental

Dr Kamar Ameen-Ali narrates her blog written for Dementia Researcher.In this blog, Kam reflects on her recent academic sabbatical and what it taught her about the shifting demands of university life. She explores how increasing administrative and teaching duties have transformed the traditional idea of a sabbatical from a period of rest into a vital opportunity to rescue research time. Kamar shares what she achieved, what she learned about productivity and burnout, and how the

IBP - From Chaos to Control In this episode, we dive into how Integrated Business Planning (IBP) is reshaping the pharmaceutical industry by connecting strategy, finance, supply chain, and operations into one unified, intelligent framework. As volatility challenges global pharma networks, IBP offers a path to smarter, faster, and more aligned decisions — transforming disconnected processes into a single source of truth powered by data, AI, and collaboration. Join us as we unpack how top pharma

death, death doula, funerary practices, history of death care, doula bag essentials, coaching for caregivers, end of life care, rituals, grief support, palliative care In this episode of Dear Psychopomp, Anne-Marie delves into the history and evolution of death care, exploring the role of death doulas and the essential items they carry in their doula bags. The conversation highlights the significance of rituals and ceremonies in death care, the transformation of funerary practices over ...

Dr. Nicole Glaser is the Chief of Pediatric Endocrinology and a professor of Pediatrics at UC Davis Children's Hospital. She is recognized as an international expert in pediatric diabetic ketoacidosis (DKA), an important complication of diabetes in children. She has led many of the key multi-center studies that guide DKA management. She has also been involved in the development of several national and international guidelines for DKA management in children that guide current practice worldwid...

Rachel Chapman recaps her article, “Tube Erosion,” which was written with Matthew Henderson, MD; Dan Arreaza-Kaufman, MD; Jonathan Eisengart, MD; and Mary Qiu, MD, and was featured in the May/June issue of Glaucoma Today. Glaucoma drainage implants can lower IOP and preserve patients’ vision, but the devices carry the risk of tube erosion, a serious complication that requires prompt surgical management. Ms. Chapman reviews the rates of tube erosion, risk factors, strategies for prevention, and

Welcome to a special Halloween episode of Health Science Radio. It opened in 1941 as “the last word in Army hospitals,” serving military families from World War II to Vietnam. Today, the Fitzsimons Building houses the administrative offices of CU Anschutz. It’s not uncommon for the community to ask, “Is the Fitzsimons building haunted?” Those who work in the bowels of the 480,000 square foot art deco building have chilling tales to tell.

Agar is a crucial tool used daily in most microbiologists’ work. It’s the stuff that goes in Petri dishes for microbes to grow on. But many microbiologists are unaware of how this substance became so important in the field. A woman named Fanny Angelina Hesse played a significant role in this story, yet she remains largely unknown in microbiology. Dr. Corrado Nai is making it his mission to change this. In this episode, we chat about how he’s writing a graphic novel on the untold story of how Fanny

The source provides excerpts from a text titled "America's Most Haunted Hotel: The Crescent Chronicle," offering a comprehensive overview of the 1886 Crescent Hotel & Spa in Eureka Springs, Arkansas. It establishes the hotel's reputation as "America's Most Haunted Hotel" by detailing its history, which transitions from a Gilded Age luxury resort to the site of Norman Baker’s deadly fraudulent cancer hospital in the late 1930s. The episode documents numerous spectral residents, including the

Send us a text What if the root of mental illness isn't just in your brain, but in how your entire body processes energy? Dr. Ruth Dottin, a board-certified psychiatrist, takes us on a journey that challenges everything we've been told about psychiatric care. After years of practicing traditional psychiatry, Dr. Dottin confronted an uncomfortable truth: many of her patients weren't getting better despite medication, and some seemed to be getting worse. This realization led her to explore met...