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The Operating Room With an Undo Button
A surgeon who once wanted to build video games gave clinicians a place to repeat the hard parts before a patient is involved. Now Osso VR is taking that rehearsal room from the operating theatre to the nursing floor.
The Deck That Went Nowhere
A year of careful medical-communications work once died unused in the field. Kinetix Health Group is betting that pharma does not need another deck - it needs a system that keeps evidence moving.
Joseph Gillis Built a Career Where Medical Detail Meets Commercial Reality
For 25 years, Gillis has worked in the narrow passage between dense medical knowledge and useful commercial communication. His career shows how much of healthcare's public language is built quietly, one careful brief at a time.
The Medical Meeting That Wouldn’t Stay Small
One advisory board, a folding table and 3,000 envelopes became a 25-year medical communications company. JB Ashtin’s real product is the thing agencies rarely put on an invoice: trust under pressure.
The Dental School Dropout Who Turned 1,400 Flashcards Into 27 Million Students
Alec Whitters quit dental school in Iowa to rebuild exam prep on a phone screen. A decade later, roughly half of America's new nurses study on the platform he started - and he did it from a town most investors can't find on a map.
Covista
Covista - the former DeVry, then Adtalem - is betting its whole identity on a healthcare hiring crisis it says only scale can fix.