The Mayo Clinic and Arizona State University (ASU) MedTech Accelerator, a flagship program of the Mayo Clinic and ASU Alliance for Health Care, was designed to
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Alliance for Health Care, was designed to help empower medical startups to better navigate challenges while bringing forth life-changing health innovations. The second cohort of this program is set to launch March 30, 2021.The accelerator provides em
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MORRISTOWN, N.J., May 13, 2021 /PRNewswire/ Hoy Health LLC., recently won the Audience Choice vote at the final Pitch Presentation at the Spring 2021 Mayo Clinic and Arizona State University MedTech Accelerator. Hoy Health, a Digital Primary Healthcare company, was one of 8 International companies selected to participate in the prestigious Accelerator program that spans a diverse range of sectors across health care and medicine. The MedTech Accelerator is part of the Mayo Clinic Arizona State University Alliance for Health Care and is an extension of innovative initiatives developed by Mayo Clinic and ASU. Both institutions are widely known for their expertise and world-renowned medical alumni.
By Laurie LaMountain, Lake Living Magazine
Childrenâs author Robin Taylor-Chiarello got the idea for her latest book, Ella Sue and the Burlap Bag, about a year ago. She has been acquainted with the actual Ella Sue for many years, but the impending 80th anniversary of Ella Sueâs birth got Taylor-Chiarello thinking it was high time to share her story with a greater audience.
Born in the Deep South when the United States was poised between the end of the Great Depression and the beginning of World War II, Ella Sue Hargrove (Brewton) was one of six children raised by sharecropper parents who picked cotton and worked the fields in exchange for housing and a share in the proceeds from each harvest. When she turned six, Ella Sue was given her own burlap bag to fill. âWe work as a family, it helps pay for our meals,â her father explained.