As modern life pulls us further from our natural rhythms, the consequences for our health are becoming clearer. I'm thrilled to sit down with Ivan Kairatov, a renowned biopharma expert with extensive experience in research and development, particularly in the intersection of technology and health
Every year, millions of lives are at stake due to delays in diagnosing severe heart attacks, particularly ST-segment elevation myocardial infarction (STEMI), a critical condition caused by a blocked coronary artery, and the difference between life and death often hinges on mere minutes. Timely
What happens when a heart attack strikes, and every tick of the clock could mean the difference between life and death? In emergency rooms worldwide, millions of patients undergo electrocardiograms (ECGs) each year, a test that can reveal a deadly type of heart attack known as ST-segment elevation
Imagine a world where a simple smartphone photo taken by an everyday person could be the key to preventing a deadly malaria outbreak, saving millions of lives in the process, and this scenario is no longer a distant dream but a tangible reality thanks to groundbreaking research from the University
Epidemic forecasting has long been a cornerstone of public health, yet the ability to predict critical moments like outbreak peaks or hospital demand surges has remained elusive for many traditional models. A groundbreaking approach known as epimodulation, developed by researchers at the University
I'm thrilled to sit down with Ivan Kairatov, a renowned expert in biopharma with a deep understanding of technology and innovation in the industry. With years of experience in research and development, Ivan brings a unique perspective to the intersection of science and mental health. Today, we’re
