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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.
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.