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This Founder Can Read Your Vitals From a Phone Call with Nyamitse-Calvin Mihanda

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Most founders obsess over their product. The real skill is knowing which problem to fall in love with instead.In this entrepreneur interview, Nyamitse-Calvin Mihanda — founder of Vital Audio and a Techstars and Fuel Accelerator alum — shares how his company extracts heart rate, respiratory rate, and blood pressure from ordinary conversation, why he walked away from a "perfect" product mindset, and how his path from hospital billing collector to healthcare founder shaped the way he builds teams today.Whether you're building your first startup or trying to close the access-to-care gap in…

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