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The cofounders of Genetesis, who appeared on the 2022 Forbes 30 Under 30 Healthcare list, are developing a biomagnetic imaging tool that allows doctors to measure the heart's magnetic field and diagnose cardiac issues.

The FDA’s Breakthrough Device Designation for CardioFlux is another sign that MCG sits at the frontline of medical innovation with its potential to be a first line diagnostic for patient care.

FDA’s recent Breakthrough Device designation for CardioFlux MCG is a landmark that elevates the role magnetocardiography stands to play in clinical practice.

In this episode, Peeyush Shrivastava and Duane Mancini discuss the company he founded with his two other middle school friends, how they raised money from Mark Cuban, and a problem centric approach.

A bad user experience in healthcare isn’t just bad design – it’s valuable time, money, and (possibly) lives lost. That’s why it’s so important to make sure a device’s UX or UI follows a few basic usability guidelines.

To ensure women are taking the appropriate measures in improving their overall health, we're highlighting the differences in signs and symptoms between sexes, to kick off this year’s National Women’s Health Week.

Yosef Kirschner shares his unique perspective on engineering at a medical device startup.

In 2018, Genetesis founder Peeyush Shrivastava spoke at The Ohio State University about the company's unique beginnings.

Tune in to the Raising Capital True Quality Summit Series to hear our founder, Peeyush Shrivastava, talk about the fundraising lessons he’s learned while raising funds.

For those unable to attend our talk at the American College of Emergency Physicians Conference in Boston, Robert Takla, Medical Director and Chair of Emergency Medicine at Ascension St. John discusses the highlights.

"It wasn’t until the end of 2014," recalls Peeyush "before embarking on a move to Buffalo, New York (where 8 of us would be sharing a 2 bedroom apartment), that we achieved our so-called Eureka moment."

When his dad developed heart problems, he dropped out of Ohio State and invented a less intrusive way to help hospitals diagnose cardiac issues. Peeyush Shrivastava talks with Mike Venerable of CincyTech. Listen now!