Granville Biomedical, a startup from St. John’s, NL, launched in 2019, is transforming women’s health education globally with its anatomically accurate pelvic models. These models are designed to improve health equity and inclusive design, offering a better alternative to traditional educational tools like car sponges and fruit. Founded by Christine Goudie and Crystal Northcott, the company is making strides in empowering clinicians and patients through evidence-based care. With support from Mitacs, Granville Biomedical is exploring digital advances in their models to incorporate AI for enhanced healthcare training. Their models are used internationally, including in the U.S., Canada, and Australia, and are integrated into leading Canadian medical schools. The company projects significant growth in the coming years, highlighting the global demand for their innovative products.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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