Justin Chan | Gense, HK: The early detection device that actually works.
Unsensible - The Podcast07/25/23 • 18 min
Meet Justin Chan, a Forbes' 30 Under 30 awardee whose groundbreaking tech invention could revolutionize healthcare as we know it. As the founder of Gense, Justin’s passion for positive impact and problem-solving is actualised through a palm-sized device that scans critical organs for disease in under a minute. His vision for a decentralized, accessible healthcare system is radical, but you'd never hear him say so.
As we navigate the implications of his tech post-pandemic, we explore its potential in both developed and emerging markets. Accessibility, affordability, and early detection of chronic diseases form the core of our discussion. Sprinkled through are personal anecdotes of being broke, meeting Obama and issuing bonds to a now-deposed Myanmar government.
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07/25/23 • 18 min
Unsensible - The Podcast - Justin Chan | Gense, HK: The early detection device that actually works.
Transcript
Welcome to another episode of the Untold Podcasts , where we tell the stories of founders and funders and how they arrived at this particular point in their careers . Today I have a wonderful guy by the name of Justin Chan . I'm going to let him do the intro on himself , but a quick snapshot of the things that he's going to be embarrassed about saying . So 30 under 30s For
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