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Radicle Science Aims ‘Proof-as-a-Service’ Model Toward Predictive Nutrition
Radicle Science Aims ‘Proof-as-a-Service’ Model Toward Predictive Nutrition
Leveraging new technologies and analytical tools, the B Corp is revealing the potential of natural products for public health.
By Sean Moloughney, Editor01.31.24
One of the biggest challenges for dietary supplements has been proving that products actually work.
The traditional model for clinical research is expensive, slow, and not representative of diverse populations. As its name suggests, the company Radicle Science aims to address those concerns with a much different approach, leveraging new tools and technology.
For this podcast we talked with founders Pelin Thorogood, executive chairwoman, and Dr. Jeff Chen, CEO, to learn more about their work and overall mission.
If you’d like to offer feedback or suggest a topic, you can email us at Nutraceuticals@RodmanMedia.com
The traditional model for clinical research is expensive, slow, and not representative of diverse populations. As its name suggests, the company Radicle Science aims to address those concerns with a much different approach, leveraging new tools and technology.
For this podcast we talked with founders Pelin Thorogood, executive chairwoman, and Dr. Jeff Chen, CEO, to learn more about their work and overall mission.
If you’d like to offer feedback or suggest a topic, you can email us at Nutraceuticals@RodmanMedia.com
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