December 2019 - Jay Sparks, host of Finding Unique Value podcast, chats with Dr. Anquetil about how he has leveraged his unique science and business background to create value and solve an unmet need with potential to help millions of people.
If you’re squeamish about needles, you’ll be delighted to know that Portal Instruments is developing technology that will allow needle-free injections of important medications through the skin. It’s especially important for people with chronic conditions that require constant injections.
Portal’s CEO and co-founder, Dr. Patrick Anquetil is DOING THIS. He’s a scientist and engineer who is also able to see the world through the lens of business, allowing him to spot opportunity in a very important industry.
It’s a great example of how business – and even profit – can drive the development of technology with the potential to help millions of people.
Jay Sparks, host of Finding Unique Value podcast, chats with Dr. Anquetil about how he has leveraged his unique science and business background to create value and solve an unmet need with potential to help millions of people.
The podcast discusses Dr. Anquetil’s journey so far, and much more, including…
– How to protect breakthrough inventions with the government’s help
– The hardest part of running a startup and how to overcome it
– Fundraising tips for getting the capital you need
– Why Dr. Anquetil’s education takes a backseat, even in this highly specialized industry
– And more
June 30, 2021 - The National Transgender Discrimination Survey Report on Health and Health Care recorded at least 80% of transgender people have either taken gender-affirming hormone therapy (GAHT) or want to take GAHT at some point.¹
April 2021 - In the US, approximately 12% of women age 15 to 44 have trouble getting pregnant or carrying a pregnancy to term.¹ To honor National Infertility Week we sat down with Myra, an infertility nurse to talk about the hardships and joys associated with infertility treatment.
December 21, 2021 - In the consumer tech world, iterations happen very fast, though most inventions are not ‘one and done’ masterpieces: the Dyson cyclone vacuum cleaner made 5,127 prototypes. In the medical device world, development takes longer.
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