Send us a text In this episode of Health in Hyperdrive, Dominic James sits down with Amber Vodegel, CEO of 28X and one of the most influential innovators in women’s digital health to explore how menstrual health tracking is being reimagined through ethical design, privacy‑first technology, and scalable models that serve not just the top 1% but the global majority. Menstrual health affects 1.8 billion people, yet 500 million still experience period poverty. This impacts education, employment, ...
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Send us a text In this episode of Health in Hyperdrive, Dominic James sits down with Amber Vodegel, CEO of 28X and one of the most influential innovators in women’s digital health to explore how menstrual health tracking is being reimagined through ethical design, privacy‑first technology, and scalable models that serve not just the top 1% but the global majority. Menstrual health affects 1.8 billion people, yet 500 million still experience period poverty. This impacts education, employment, ...
#2 - Beyond the Microscope: Pathology’s Expanding Role in Modern Medicine - Saghar Missaghian-Cully
Health in Hyperdrive with Dominic James
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#2 - Beyond the Microscope: Pathology’s Expanding Role in Modern Medicine - Saghar Missaghian-Cully
In this episode of Health in Hyperdrive, host Dominic James is joined by Saghar Missaghian-Cully, Managing Director of North West London Pathology, to explore the evolving role of pathology in modern healthcare. From routine blood tests to advanced genetic screening, pathology underpins nearly every clinical decision—yet its impact is often overlooked. Together, Dominic and Saghar unpack how innovations in automation, AI, and digital integration are transforming diagnostics. They also explore...
Health in Hyperdrive with Dominic James
Send us a text In this episode of Health in Hyperdrive, Dominic James sits down with Amber Vodegel, CEO of 28X and one of the most influential innovators in women’s digital health to explore how menstrual health tracking is being reimagined through ethical design, privacy‑first technology, and scalable models that serve not just the top 1% but the global majority. Menstrual health affects 1.8 billion people, yet 500 million still experience period poverty. This impacts education, employment, ...
