This blog post was written as an unedited response to Zara Stone’s inquiry about Q Bio for her article in The (mis)Information We’ve never thought of ourselves as just an elective whole-body MRI company. We believe that using single modalities to comprehensively assess health risk and disease in the human body is primitive and errorContinue reading “Why Q Bio is not an Elective Whole-Body MRI Company”
Author Archives: jkaditz
Gemini Beta Announcement
We shared our vision with you at the end of September and promised that our new interactive Platform – Gemini – would be available in Q1 of this year. That day has finally come! This week we will be rolling out the Gemini Beta Dashboard. Gemini is the First HIPAA Compliant Comprehensive Clinical Digital Twin.Continue reading “Gemini Beta Announcement”
Major Q Exam Update
Dear Q Bionauts, I wanted to thank all of you for being early adopters and share a little about what we have been up to for the past five years and what our larger ambitions look like. I realize from the outside looking in that what we are doing looks mostly like an executive physicalContinue reading “Major Q Exam Update”
RBL1 Podcast: The Inspiration for a “Star Trek” Physical for Everyone
Q Bio CEO and Founder, Jeff Kaditz joined podcast host and Rebel One Ventures Founding Partner, Sergio Marrero, on the RBL1 Live podcast in July 2021, in which he discusses the inspiration behind Q Bio — a “Star Trek” executive physical that provides everyone a clinical, whole-body Digital Twin — and how it can helpContinue reading “RBL1 Podcast: The Inspiration for a “Star Trek” Physical for Everyone”
A Positive Feedback Loop for Humanity
Creating a world where every generation is healthier than the last and treatable diseases no longer take lives. This post originally was published on Medium on November 1, 2016. This year marks 200 years since French physician René Laennec invented the stethoscope, one of the more recent pieces of technology to be incorporated into theContinue reading “A Positive Feedback Loop for Humanity”
Why I Started Q Bio: Jeff Kaditz
The phrase, “the art of medicine,” has bothered me for many years. With technology already at the forefront of medical discovery, and improving everything else in our daily lives, why do people still die from treatable conditions? Why haven’t we applied the same scientific principles that have led us to understand the evolution of theContinue reading “Why I Started Q Bio: Jeff Kaditz”
Why I Joined Q Bio: Thomas Witzel, VP of Radiomics
I’m excited to share that I’ve joined Q Bio as VP of Radiomics. My journey here has been a long time coming. Even before entering college, I had decided that I wanted to focus on radiomics. I thrived on solving problems since I was a boy, but I was really bad at playing computer games.Continue reading “Why I Joined Q Bio: Thomas Witzel, VP of Radiomics”
Personal Baselines: A Longitudinal Big Data Approach for Preventive Precision Health
We are entering a new era of data-driven health monitoring. In addition to conventional approaches, we can now determine genome sequences, collect data about thousands of molecules (RNA, protein, metabolites, lipids), perform advanced imaging, and continuously monitor physiology. Importantly, we can follow people over time, during periods of disease and health. In today’s Nature MedicineContinue reading “Personal Baselines: A Longitudinal Big Data Approach for Preventive Precision Health”