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16 people studied at Duke University School of Medicine and went on to found or lead other companies.
Jeff LawsonVascular SurgeryFounded Humacyte +1Jason LangheierMDFounded Onehealth +1Quinn WangDoctor of Medicine - MDFounded Quadrant EyeKitch WilsonDoctor of Medicine (M.D.)Founded Rosebud BiosciencesChristine ParkDoctor of Medicine - MDFounded Lattice HealthDavid AlbertDoctor of Medicine - MDFounded AliveCorBobby GreenDoctor of Medicine (M.D.)Founded Thyme CareKlaus MergenerFounded CareLedgerTim SweeneyMDFounded InflammatixTodd LevineDoctor of MedicineFounded CND Life SciencesSusan DillonPostdoctoral FellowFounded Aro BiotherapeuticsDavid WhitcombInternship and Residency; FellowshipFounded Ariel Precision MedicineKimberly GandyCardiac Surgery FellowFounded Play-it HealthShree BoseDoctor of Medicine (MD)Founded Piper Inc.Bryan T. Kelly, MD, MBADoctor of Medicine - MDFounded Hospital for Special SurgeryAasim Saeed, MD-MPAMDFounded amenities
Frequently asked questions
- What is the Duke University School of Medicine mafia?
- The Duke University School of Medicine mafia is the network of 16 people who studied at Duke University School of Medicine and went on to found or lead other companies, including Humacyte, Onehealth, Quadrant Eye, Rosebud Biosciences, Lattice Health.
- Who is in the Duke University School of Medicine mafia?
- Notable members include Jeff Lawson (Humacyte), Jason Langheier (Onehealth), Quinn Wang (Quadrant Eye), Kitch Wilson (Rosebud Biosciences), Christine Park (Lattice Health), David Albert (AliveCor), Bobby Green (Thyme Care), Klaus Mergener (CareLedger), among 16 tracked members.
- What companies did Duke University School of Medicine alumni found?
- Companies founded by Duke University School of Medicine alumni include Humacyte, Onehealth, Quadrant Eye, Rosebud Biosciences, Lattice Health, AliveCor, Thyme Care, CareLedger, Inflammatix, CND Life Sciences.