Manan M.D.

Manan Shah, M.D. Current Otolaryngology resident and biomedical engineer. Research interest in cost-saving measures and medical device innovation. Experienced in early stage venture capital and advising life-science startups. Feel free to contact me at Manan@MananMD.com.

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New post: The rate-limiting step in medical innovation shouldn’t change. Here’s why.

Posted on November 20, 2015 by mananmd

New post on KevinMD.com: http://www.kevinmd.com/blog/2015/11/the-rate-limiting-step-in-medical-innovation-shouldnt-change-heres-why.html

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Posted in Medical Device | Tagged clinical research, deviceentrepreneurship, IRB | Leave a reply

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I am a physician and biomedical engineer with advanced certification in clinical research. My current research interest is in cost-saving measures in Otolaryngology. I spent time in early stage life-sciences investment before my residency training. As a surgeon, every day I work with technology and devices that have changed how we practice medicine, so I love working with companies that are innovating within the healthcare space to make real improvements in patient outcomes.

I will post articles here on healthcare entrepreneurship, medical device innovation, and links to helpful resources.

Follow me on Twitter @MananShahMD, email me at manan@mananmd.com, or connect with me at https://www.linkedin.com/in/mananushahmd.

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