EpiBone creates bones and cartilage grown from stem cells - Co-Founder and CEO Nina Tandon describes the creative thinking she has used to accelerate its availability
Interviewed by Sisterhood editorial board member Erika Smith, Nina Tandon describes what it has taken to get a startup through the recent difficult times for the biotech sector, including applying for military funding and making the product available in international markets where compassionate use is an option.
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