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The Evolution of Minimally Invasive Surgery in Cancer Treatment: A Retrospective with Dr. Miguel A. Cuesta

Minimally invasive surgery (MIS) has revolutionized the field of cancer treatment, particularly in gastrointestinal oncology. Among the pioneers of this technique is Dr. Miguel Angel Cuesta Valentín, whose contributions have helped establish MIS as a viable and effective alternative to open surgery in complex cancer resections. When Dr. Miguel Cuesta began exploring minimally invasive techniques

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Trauma Care: Biotech Health Breakthrough from Pneumeric on Track to Save Lives, Reposition Emergency Response in the Field

The biotech startup Pneumeric has developed an innovative device that will help save lives as it drastically improves the ability of emergency personnel to treat critical conditions in the field. The groundbreaking Capnospot gives emergency providers treating a trauma patient the ability to analyze life-or-death results visually, eliminating guesswork, reducing the possibility of human error—

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Ariel Carr’s Guide on How to Monetize Your Passion through Social Media

Social media has been a game-changer for many industries with the rise of technology. It allows for free advertising and direct interaction with customers, something that businesses once only dreamed about. Social media expert Ariel Carr has successfully leveraged the potential of social media to not only make a comfortable income for herself but also

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“Find your passion. Nothing in life is worth doing without love and passion.”-Dr Alexis Parcells

Dr. Alexis Parcells is a board-certified plastic surgeon, a wife, and mother of two young daughters. Her passion has always been to advocate for women’s health and empowerment. She specializes in breast and body cosmetic surgery such as breast lifts, breast augmentation, mommy makeover, tummy tuck, liposuction, and labiaplasty. She also performs breast reconstruction. Aside

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The Law Firm That’s Making Personal Injury Law Make Sense

Content: Law isn’t exactly an area many of us find exciting or even accessible – unless it’s hitting the news for someone being on the wrong side of it or winning a big payout. In fact, having to deal with aspects of the law can often lead us into a spiral, and this is even

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Michael Dennis Murphy advice for those starting their own brand

Michael Dennis Murphy is an entrepreneur and the CEO of Murphy Auto Group.  Michael has gone through many challenges, obstacles, and hardships to get to the point where he is now. What differentiates Michael from the competition is that he found something he was passionate about, learned everything he could about the industry, and never

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Sober Superman Adam Jablin —Author Of The Best Selling Book Lotsaholic— Now Creator Of THE HERO PROJECT, Through Which He Helps Others Get From Zero To Hero

Adam Jablin is an author, public speaker and spiritual coach. He has risen from the depths of the alcohol and drug world to become a life-saving Superman. Today he runs a coaching program called THE HERO PROJECT, where he helps others get from zero to hero. “At thirty, I had everything a successful businessman is

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Spectrums Wants You To Simplify Your Social Footprint

Ashkan and Kaveh are both friends and co-founders of Spectrums, a new app on iOS and Android.  By day, Ashkan is a commercial real estate agent and Kaveh is a doctor.  By night they’re disrupting social platforms with a new tool that’s going to make it a whole lot easier to get to know one

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Understanding Human Needs with ConvertLoop CEO Nayib Abdala

Though his LinkedIn profile doesn’t mention it, Nayib Abdala is an undercover anthropologist. Fascinated by people and their intricate hidden stories, Nayib’s favorite pastime has long been setting himself up in a coffee shop and observing the people around him, Jane Goodall style. When someone peaks his curiosity, he is the type of guy that

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Meet Anjali Gupta: High School Student Bringing Education to Villages Around the World

Anjali Gupta is a high school student at the Middlesex County Academy for Science, Mathematics, and Engineering Technologies. She is the Founder of School for a Village, a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization that brings technology and educational resources to students across the world. Actively involved in scientific research, she has pursued independent laboratory research projects in

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Meet the 17 Year Old Bridging the Gender Gap in Tech: Malavika Vivek

Malavika Vivek is the founder of Women Tech eXchange and director of Girls Make Apps, both organizations that seek to provide pathways for more girls in tech. Attending the Middlesex County Academy in New Jersey, she is extremely passionate about science, technology and social entrepreneurship. For her efforts to close the gender gap in technology,

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High Schooler Briana Berger Is Revolutionizing Code For Girls

Briana Berger is the CEO and Founder of coderGirls, an international nonprofit to get girls to code and connect computer science to their passions. Briana is a second degree black belt in Tae Kwon Do, President and Founder of SeniorTechNet, and on the Florida Technology Council’s Student Advisory Board Committee. In terms of coding,

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Iowa Mom Seeks To Help Women Heal From Early Motherhood Trauma

Emmy Kissinger is a school-based professional, blogger and mom. As a woman obsessed with learning she is always trying something new.  Her main interests include gentle parenting and mental health during motherhood.  You can find her blog and ebook store at www.brightlittlemama.com City where you’re from: Ridgeway, Iowa Hobbies: Blogging, raising chickens, spending

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From Humanitarian Work to Personal Safety with Hannah Milward

Hannah Milward is a Nurse from New Zealand who recently co- created a Personal Safety tool helping to serve workers at risk, and vulnerable people within the wider community around the world. Inspired from personal experiences of dangerous working environments and violent relationships, Hannah is highly motivated to help a diverse range of people with

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Project DataREACH: Artificial Intelligence/Machine Learning Meets Medicine in Developing Nations

Vikash Singh is a junior at UCLA studying Computational and Systems Biology, with a passion for positively impacting healthcare through machine learning. He is currently the founder/CEO of Project DataREACH, a machine learning intern at Silicon Beach startup Heal, and a student researcher at the Cedars Sinai Artificial Intelligence in Medicine Program (AIM). City where you’re

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Tanner Cook is Using AI to Change the Way We Deal with Trash

Tanner Cook is a serial advanced technology entrepreneur who has been involved with everything from Nuclear Fusion to Nanotechnology. Now he’s using AI to take on trash. City where you’re from: Aspen, Colorado Hobbies: Mountain Biking, Hiking, Skiing Favorite quote: “Today I will do what others won’t, so tomorrow I can accomplish what others can’t” ―

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Closed Loop Plastics with William Amos

Welcome to Future Sharks William Amos! It’s great to have you here to share you story! Now tell us a little about yourself I am a 4th year Environmental Engineering student at UC Irvine. I am an Environmentalist and Engineer. Designing our sustainable future requires the integration of new technology, policy, and activism. To achieve

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Quinn Underwood is Innovating the Global Health Space

Quinn Underwood is a serial entrepreneur in the field of global health, working to leave an indelible mark on the world. He founded his first non-profit at the age of 15 – now with chapters around the world, it’s as unstoppable as he hopes to be. Besides being involved in the non-profit sector, Quinn is

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Started From the Jungle Now We’re Here: A Startup Journey from Barcelona to Nicaragua to SF with Luis Montalván

College dropout/drop in, Economist and wanderluster; Luis Montalván is the founder of Vynil, a mobile app that dares you to trip and matches you with the most amazing experiences in Latin America because let’s be honest, who wouldn’t want to travel to sick places? Nice meeting you Luis, I love connecting with other Latino entrepreneurs. Let’s

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Ariel Gutierrez Survived the Cuban Regime and Taught Himself 3D Modeling

Ariel Leonardo Gutierrez is the founder of Ariel Designs, which focuses on transportation design and 3D CAD modeling. He is currently studying at University of Florida to obtain a Bachelor’s Degree in Mechanical Engineering. Through the Miami Dade College (MDC) Honors program, he obtained an Associate’s Degree in Mechanical Engineering. At MDC, he served as

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