One of the more personal aspects of why I work in regulatory and quality is because of my dad. As a youth, he experienced a hip injury. Combine that with a condition (don't ask - I never remember its fancy medical name) that causes weak capillaries, and that resulted in a "busted hip". Specifically, one that had become so painful in his late 30's he needed a hip replacement.
[fa icon="clock-o"] 1/18/13 4:09 AM [fa icon="user"] Ryan Kasun [fa icon="folder-open'] adverse events, hip replacement, surgery, safety communication, FDA, medical device, implantables
Read More »The vast majority of us are familiar with Stan Lee and Steve Ditko’s Marvel comic book series, "The Amazing Spider-Man", where he would go web-slinging from here to there, in order to catch the baddies (of course, there is a lot more to this story than just that… but web-slinging is the main take-home point for now). Not only is our childhood superhero strong and just, but he is also smart.
[fa icon="clock-o"] 10/17/12 5:27 AM [fa icon="user"] Ryan Kasun [fa icon="folder-open'] nano technology, Frontiers in Optics, spider silk, optics, nano, medical device industry, Omenetto, OSA, biomedical, FIO, Huby, microchip, Optical Society, implantables, Spider-Man
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