In this episode of the Georgia Life Sciences Podcast, host Maria Thacker Goethe sits down with Leanne West, Chief Engineer of Pediatric Technologies at Georgia Tech, to discuss how the Pediatric Innovation Network is transforming healthcare for children. Leanne shares insights on how collaborative research efforts are leading to groundbreaking medical innovations—from personalized 3D-printed tracheal splints to advancements in pediatric clinical trials. She also discusses the importance of patient advocacy and how the network connects researchers, clinicians, and industry leaders to drive real-world impact. Learn more about pediatric innovation and the future of children’s healthcare in this insightful conversation! RESOURCES RELATED TO THIS EPISODE
- Visit https://pediatrics.research.gatech.edu/
- Follow Leanne West on LinkedIn at https://www.linkedin.com/in/leanne-west-294a651/
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