Psychedelic-assisted therapy is full of promise, and peril. Here are several key themes and perspectives from the Psychedelic Science 2023 meeting.
Category: Under 30
Why I’m Going Back To Medical School
Leaving medical school to start a company was the riskiest decision I had ever made and one that not only worried my parents, but frankly gave me palpitations too.
This 30 Under 30 Alumna Is One Step Closer To Helping Your Dogs Live Longer
Celine Halioua’s company, Loyal, is getting ready to enter clinical trials for its new canine drug. Her goal? To give you more healthy, happy years with your dogs.
30 Under 30 Europe 2023: Building A Healthier Future With Software, Surgery And Solar Energy
From improving surgery to creating algal biofactories to making AI better diagnose disease, this year’s 30 Under 30 Europe list in Science & Healthcare is full of innovators across a wide variety of fields.
This Entrepreneur Is Tackling Antibiotic Resistant Infections With A Tool That Can Detect UTIs
Antibiotic resistant infections kill 1.2M people each year. Rochelle Niemeijer, cofounder of Nostics, wants to help fight the misuse and overuse of antibiotics that contribute to this problem. Nostics is starting with tackling a common ailment: UTIs.
Forbes Under 30 Healthcare 2023: Fighting Cancer, Expanding Access To Care And Protecting Women’s Health
These scientists and entrepreneurs are taking on some of healthcare’s biggest challenges, from cancer to women’s health to ensuring equitable access to care.
“Every Tragedy Should Be Turned Into A Business Opportunity,” Says BioTech Entrepreneur
Dina Radenkovic, Cofounder & CEO of Gameto, joins the Forbes 30 Under 30 Class of 2023.
Meet The Entrepreneurs Who Designed Pollution-Killing Plants
Neoplants’ super-plants can help clear indoor air of formaldehyde and other pollutants 30 times better than regular houseplants.
Move Over, Elon: This Under 30 CEO Just Raised $8 Million To Build A Next-Generation Brain Implant
Paul Le Floch’s company, Axoft, is developing brain implants made from soft, flexible materials that reduce injury and could treat disorders such as cerebral palsy.
Why These Brothers Left Their $515 Million Fintech Company To Start A Healthcare Business
Nayya cofounders Aman and Akash Magoon have raised $5.6 million in capital for their new venture, Adonis, which aims to speed up the medical billing process.
