Podcast: Closed Loop Medicine – Pairing Software With Drugs To Optimize Dosing

In this episode of the In Vivo podcast, Hakim Yadi, CEO and co-founder of UK techbio Closed Loop Medicine, discusses how the company is pairing software and predictive analytics with medications old and new to tailor drug dosing.  

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