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Skipta built the room where specialists talk
A chemotherapy question became a network of medical communities. Now Skipta sells life science companies something harder to buy than attention: a place in the right clinical conversation.
Medscape made medical knowledge free. The audience was worth paying for.
Doctors come for a drug lookup, a clinical update or a CME credit. Medscape built a business around those small, consequential moments - and survived the collapse of its original company.
Decera Clinical Is Building the Missing Mile Between a Breakthrough and a Bedside
The science was never the whole problem. Decera Clinical has assembled education, clinician insight, and medical communications into one machine for the awkward last mile - getting new evidence understood, trusted, and used.
Healthcasts Spent 25 Years Turning the Doctors’ Hallway Conversation Into a Search Engine
The company started by streaming medical seminars at a fraction of the cost. Now it is betting that the most useful answer in medicine is often the one a verified peer has already learned the hard way.