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EPISODE · May 25, 2022 · 38 MIN

Eduardo Jorgensen, Founder - Medicsen: Insulin Minus Pain

from Angel Invest Boston · host Sal Daher, CFA - Angel Invest Boston Podcast

Discover angel-scale biotech: Learn More Eduardo Jorgensen founded Medicsen to improve the care of people with diabetes. Witnessing the struggles of patients taking insulin inspired Eduardo to leave medicine and build a device and an app to simplify the control of blood sugar by patients. Sponsored by Purdue University entrepreneurship and Peter Fasse, patent attorney at Fish & Richardson Highlights:   Sal Daher Introduces Eduardo Jorgensen, Founder of Medicsen What Medicsen is all About The Suggin App and What it Does Making an Insulin Device That Does Not Require Needle Injection Discussing Product Patents Sonophoresis: Sound Based Drug Delivery Raising the Funds for the Company The Role Models Behind the Startup "Even if you're comfortable getting out of your comfort zone, doing that as a dad, it's a hard thing to do." Funding for Angel Investors Making Medicsen Profitable Deep Dive into the Suggin App How the Product Works With the App Perseverance Regardless of Low Funds and No Business Experience   Topics: Biotech, Discovering Entrepreneurship, Founding Story

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