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To be a great company founder, they say you should use your own product. Eat your own dog food, etc. But what if you're running a biotech company developing an experimental fertility treatment? You *might* be excused. Not Dina Radenkovic. She's the CEO of Gameto, a startup engineering stem cells to craft a “lightweight” version of IVF—one it thinks could appeal to professional women without time to spare. She signed up for her own company’s medical study of how to “mature” human eggs in a lab dish instead of inside their bodies. Radenkovic started injecting herself with hormones at home and later underwent a procedure to extract those immature eggs. This more streamlined IVF process requires many fewer shots than traditional IVF and uses lab-made ovary cells to complete the maturation process in a petri dish. In theory, it could make freezing eggs and having babies a little less time-consuming. https://trib.al/4A5wxlh

Thank you so much to David E. Williams for inviting me to talk about The IVF Guide on the HealthBiz podcast. Below is David's intro from Apple Podcasts: "Growing up with a father whose academic dreams were cut short, and a mother whose resilience in the face of disability was inspiring, Julia Paget's story is not just about her own path but also a tribute to those who shaped her. This seasoned clinical embryologist from the Isle of Wight shares the rich tapestry of experiences that led her from a zoology degree to the forefront of IVF technology. Julia's journey is a compelling narrative of personal growth, family influence, and the pursuit of a career that intertwines human emotion with scientific rigor. Navigating the world of IVF is no small feat, and Julia offers an honest look at the highs and lows of working within the fertility sector. From New Jersey to New Zealand to the stark differences in practice she encountered upon her return to the UK, her insights reveal the impact that culture, teamwork, and innovation have on patient outcomes. Julia's transition from clinician to entrepreneur, facing resistance and complacency head-on, is a testament to the perseverance required in this field. Her stories of building and selling an IVF clinic on the UK's South Coast resonate with anyone who has strived to create something meaningful amidst adversity. Julia casts a visionary eye toward the future of reproductive medicine with her concept for a global IVF network. This innovative approach seeks to connect patients with remote embryologists and fertility nurses, offering guidance and support outside the traditional clinic setting. The recent legal challenges faced by the fertility community, including a significant court ruling in Alabama, also come under scrutiny. Julia Paget's experience as both founder and CEO of The IVF Guide serves as a beacon, guiding listeners through the ethical and practical complexities of a field that is as challenging as it is rewarding." Host David E. Williams is president of healthcare strategy consulting firm Health Business Group Produced by Dafna Williams. Watch the video version here: https://lnkd.in/eCDpmphu #ivfguide #embryologist #fertilityjourney

Thank you Hypepotamus for the great feature on our CEO and our revolutionary weight-based monitoring system!! 👏 👏 👏 Check out this article to see why: ❄ We know so much about #cryotanks (Hint: William Baird has spent his whole life around fertility labs) ❄ We care so much about #cryostorage (Hint: Will has two little girls because of IVF 🧡 ) ❄ We were losing so much sleep over current monitoring solutions (Hint: #tankfailures are devastating and we knew we could be more proactive in our approach to monitoring them) #tanksyourewelcome #cryopreservation https://lnkd.in/egpiNhRx

Thank you so much to David E. Williams for inviting me to talk about The IVF Guide on the HealthBiz podcast. Below is David's intro from Apple Podcasts: "Growing up with a father whose academic dreams were cut short, and a mother whose resilience in the face of disability was inspiring, Julia Paget's story is not just about her own path but also a tribute to those who shaped her. This seasoned clinical embryologist from the Isle of Wight shares the rich tapestry of experiences that led her from a zoology degree to the forefront of IVF technology. Julia's journey is a compelling narrative of personal growth, family influence, and the pursuit of a career that intertwines human emotion with scientific rigor. Navigating the world of IVF is no small feat, and Julia offers an honest look at the highs and lows of working within the fertility sector. From New Jersey to New Zealand to the stark differences in practice she encountered upon her return to the UK, her insights reveal the impact that culture, teamwork, and innovation have on patient outcomes. Julia's transition from clinician to entrepreneur, facing resistance and complacency head-on, is a testament to the perseverance required in this field. Her stories of building and selling an IVF clinic on the UK's South Coast resonate with anyone who has strived to create something meaningful amidst adversity. Julia casts a visionary eye toward the future of reproductive medicine with her concept for a global IVF network. This innovative approach seeks to connect patients with remote embryologists and fertility nurses, offering guidance and support outside the traditional clinic setting. The recent legal challenges faced by the fertility community, including a significant court ruling in Alabama, also come under scrutiny. Julia Paget's experience as both founder and CEO of The IVF Guide serves as a beacon, guiding listeners through the ethical and practical complexities of a field that is as challenging as it is rewarding." Host David E. Williams is president of healthcare strategy consulting firm Health Business Group Produced by Dafna Williams. Watch the video version here: https://lnkd.in/eYh93z9R #ivfguide #embryologist #fertilityjourney

Thank you so much to David E. Williams for inviting me to talk about The IVF Guide on the HealthBiz podcast. Below is David's intro from Apple Podcasts: "Growing up with a father whose academic dreams were cut short, and a mother whose resilience in the face of disability was inspiring, Julia Paget's story is not just about her own path but also a tribute to those who shaped her. This seasoned clinical embryologist from the Isle of Wight shares the rich tapestry of experiences that led her from a zoology degree to the forefront of IVF technology. Julia's journey is a compelling narrative of personal growth, family influence, and the pursuit of a career that intertwines human emotion with scientific rigor. Navigating the world of IVF is no small feat, and Julia offers an honest look at the highs and lows of working within the fertility sector. From New Jersey to New Zealand to the stark differences in practice she encountered upon her return to the UK, her insights reveal the impact that culture, teamwork, and innovation have on patient outcomes. Julia's transition from clinician to entrepreneur, facing resistance and complacency head-on, is a testament to the perseverance required in this field. Her stories of building and selling an IVF clinic on the UK's South Coast resonate with anyone who has strived to create something meaningful amidst adversity. Julia casts a visionary eye toward the future of reproductive medicine with her concept for a global IVF network. This innovative approach seeks to connect patients with remote embryologists and fertility nurses, offering guidance and support outside the traditional clinic setting. The recent legal challenges faced by the fertility community, including a significant court ruling in Alabama, also come under scrutiny. Julia Paget's experience as both founder and CEO of The IVF Guide serves as a beacon, guiding listeners through the ethical and practical complexities of a field that is as challenging as it is rewarding." Host David E. Williams is president of healthcare strategy consulting firm Health Business Group Produced by Dafna Williams. Watch the video version here: https://lnkd.in/eCDpmphu #ivfguide #embryologist #fertilityjourney

To be a great company founder, they say you should use your own product. Eat your own dog food, etc. But what if you're running a biotech company developing an experimental fertility treatment? You *might* be excused. Not Dina Radenkovic. She's the CEO of Gameto, a startup engineering stem cells to craft a “lightweight” version of IVF—one it thinks could appeal to professional women without time to spare. She signed up for her own company’s medical study of how to “mature” human eggs in a lab dish instead of inside their bodies. Radenkovic started injecting herself with hormones at home and later underwent a procedure to extract those immature eggs. This more streamlined IVF process requires many fewer shots than traditional IVF and uses lab-made ovary cells to complete the maturation process in a petri dish. In theory, it could make freezing eggs and having babies a little less time-consuming. https://trib.al/dqsIp3p

One in six people globally are affected by infertility, underscoring the need to create accessible, affordable and high quality fertility solutions. Many startups in Europe are entering the fray to do just that — and investors are increasingly noticing them. Check out the up and coming startups tackling the infertility mountain. #fertility #health #startup https://lnkd.in/eZyYVP85

Gameto Secures $33M To Support Clinical Development of Fertility Treatment – MedCity News - MedCity News #GametoFunding: Gameto secures $33M to support clinical development of fertility treatment. The funding will aid in advancing their innovative approach to fertility treatment. #FertilityTreatment: Gameto's unique approach to fertility treatment focuses on improving success rates and patient outcomes through cutting-edge technology and research. #ClinicalDevelopment: The $33M funding will support Gameto's clinical development efforts, allowing them to conduct more research and trials to further enhance their fertility treatment. #Innovation: Gameto is at the forefront of innovation in the fertility treatment space, leveraging technology to revolutionize the way patients experience and undergo fertility treatments. #PatientOutcomes: Gameto's ultimate goal is to improve patient outcomes and success rates in fertility treatment, providing ai.mediformatica.com #fertility #gameto #fertilo #infertility #funding #health #seriesb #clinical #medcity #newyork #news #patients #digitalhealth #healthit #healthtech #healthcaretechnology @MediFormatica (https://buff.ly/457xHpy)

🎯 The future of fertility, from artificial wombs to AI-assisted IVF 🤖 How technology could change everything we thought we knew about reproduction. New emerging technologies can revolutionize fertility treatments, driven by advancements in biotechnology and artificial intelligence. 💊 A new wave of biotech startups is aiming to transform human reproduction. These companies are working on innovative solutions that could take the guesswork out of fertility treatments, providing more precise and effective options for individuals seeking to conceive. https://lnkd.in/d8-pw7W9 #innovation #healthcare #fertility #ai #startups #biotech

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