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EPISODE · Oct 8, 2024 · 32 MIN

Turning Epilepsy Research into Reality | Epiwatch CEO Teresa Prego

from The Healthcare Theory Podcast · host Nikhil Reddy

In this episode of The Healthcare Theory, we chat with Teresa Prego, the CEO of EpiWatch, a revolutionary A_driven medtech startup spun out of Johns Hopkins. Teresa shares the story behind EpiWatch, a cutting-edge platform using the Apple Watch to detect early warning signs of seizures for those with epilepsy. She delves into the personal motivations and professional experiences that shaped her journey, including her background in engineering and healthcare consulting. Teresa also explains the challenges of developing wearable tech, navigating FDA regulations, and the goal of making EpiWatch accessible to patients worldwide. With her passion for neurology and chronic diseases, Teresa discusses the future of EpiWatch and its potential to transform epilepsy care, as well as her broader vision for leveraging technology to improve patient outcomes. This episode offers a deep dive into the intersection of healthcare and innovation, making it a must-listen for anyone interested in medtech and the future of personalized health.

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