Dr. Enise Lauterbach was Chief Physician for Cardiology in Trier – and in 2019 decided to turn her back on the sluggish German healthcare system. Instead, she founded the startup LEMOA, which is intended to better detect life-threatening atrial fibrillation using data and thus save the lives of people with heart failure. Not a very common path for doctors, and also in terms of content [...]
Dr. Enise Lauterbach, how can data save lives?
Thomas Kress is one of the most prominent IT security experts in the German-speaking world and CEO of Deutsche CyberKom. After more than 25 years in leading roles in international IT projects…
On the occasion of the pharmacy reform law (ApoRG) announced by Health Minister Karl Lauterbach (SPD), the President of the German Society for Clinical Chemistry and Laboratory Medicine e.V. (DGKL), Harald Renz,…
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