Grannus Therapeutics’ Post

📅 Reminder! The second session of our summer webinar series, focused on our cardiometabolic candidates plozasiran and zodasiran, is happening today at 2:00 PM ET! Tune into the conversation to learn more about our cardiometabolic pipeline and updates: https://bit.ly/3KXJflO

Fighting breath by breath, The Alfred is at the forefront of thwarting the increasing threat of silicosis in Australia. Dive into the groundbreaking progress of our clinical trials, offering renewed hope to thousands like Glenn: https://lnkd.in/gxVPWfwU

This is the poster that was presented at the Panhellenic Conference On Electronics And Telecommunications (PACET) in Thessaloniki from 28 to 29 March 2024 titled "An Analog Integrated, Low Power Manhattan Dinstance Network with Application to Chronic Kidney Disease Classification" and authored by Vassilis Alimisis, Nikolaos P. Eleftheriou and Paul Peter Sotiriadis.

New paper out! In this work led by Olga Dobrushina, we were able to enhance participant's ability to recognize their own heartbeat using a haptic feedback based training. This joins with our previous recently published work looking into enhancing interoception (sensing of inner body signals) through external signals. Link in the first comment. 💓

The importance of shock team and shock algorithm with Babar Basir Allison Dupont, MD, FACC, FSCAI Sandeep Nathan, MD, MSc Society for Cardiovascular Angiography & Interventions

Navigating the complexities of giant cerebral aneurysms demands a blend of expertise, ingenuity, and precision within endovascular methods 🧠 ⚡ When facing hemorrhage from these aneurysms, an alternative approach involves subtotal acute coiling followed by flow diversion or "plug and pipe" Watch my latest video showcasing a recent case performed by my team to see this strategy in action 💡 🙌

I participated in the talk Local and Central Controllers for Microgrids by Dr. Juan Carlos Balda and Edgar Escala, which was very interesting to broaden my knowledge

Great use of Optrell and local velocity vectors.

It took over three years from the onset of Marcie McGregor’s symptoms to receive her PH diagnosis. After learning people don’t usually live that long without treatment, Marcie promised to say “yes" to any opportunity to help others, including becoming a PHA support group leader. “The reason I continue to volunteer as a leader are many such as, empowering patients with the information I wish I had right after diagnosis, being a part of the moment a patient realizes they aren't alone in this journey, being a safe place when it all gets to be too much, encouraging people with PH to see all of the good that's still there, and so much more.” Learn the benefits of becoming a support group leader and how to start a group in your area. https://ow.ly/onSe50Rjnzf

At the 38th Topical meeting of International Society of Electrochemistry 🧑🏻🔬 Showing some of our latest result of anti-Stokes scattering during spectroelectrochemistry