David Thompson

Polina Hlova

Polina Hlova: AI and Innovation in Modern Dentistry

In this interview, Polina Hlova—an internationally trained dentist and founder of the AI-powered platform PoliSmile—shares how AI is already transforming dentistry, the challenges professionals face, and how new technologies are helping both patients and clinicians.
How Are Mycodigestible Products Enhancing Sustainability Efforts?

How Are Mycodigestible Products Enhancing Sustainability Efforts?

Among the most significant innovations that aim to reduce this problem are mycodigestible products, items designed to break down naturally with the help of fungi. One of the most promising examples has been the development of mycodigestible diapers.
Steve Weymer Discusses the Science Behind Water Treatment and Purification

Steve Weymer Discusses the Science Behind Water Treatment and Purification

From removing debris to eliminating microscopic pathogens and chemical pollutants, every stage of purification is designed to prevent irregularities. As noted by Steve Weymer, these processes are not just important for drinking water but also for the agriculture industry and ecosystem preservation.
From First Email to Closed Deal: Outbound Step by Step

From First Email to Closed Deal: Outbound Step by Step

Outbound sales work when you respect the process, keep your tone human, and focus on helping instead of pushing. Let's walk through it, step by step, from the very first email to the final handshake.
Dr. Deena Moustafa

Transforming Autism Care: How Go Behavioral Leads the Future of Inclusive ABA Therapy

As a result of these differences, programs like Go Behavioral take an innovative approach to applied behavior analysis (ABA). Under the leadership of Dr. Deena Moustafa, the initiative utilizes its trauma-informed techniques and global reach to highlight a therapeutic practice designed for individuals often misunderstood by the general public.
Medical Device Academy

Rob Packard on Why Medical Device Software Needs a New Regulatory Playbook

The medical device industry has long relied on auditing standards designed for physical products, devices with packaging, sterilization processes, and tangible labels. But as software becomes increasingly central to healthcare, from diagnostic tools to digital therapeutics, the industry often strains under a system that was never built to govern software.
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