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25/10/2022

Great news: inveox founders have been nominated for the Founder of the Year Award in the Female Empowerment category. The Founder of the Year Award is an audience choice, meaning you can vote for your favourite as a community.

That's why we need your support! And that's not all: if you participate, you can win numerous prizes with some luck.

Simply go to https://award.gruender.de/femaleempowerment and vote for inveox. We count on your vote!

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31/08/2022

Big thanks to McKinsey & Company and Handelsblatt for choosing inveox as a finalist in this year's “The Spark – The German Digital Prize".

We are delighted for being amongst the top 10 start-ups in this year's category "Medical Life Tech“.

Dear network, to support our vision for healthcare, you can vote for inveox in the community voting that is starting today:

https://lnkd.in/eNpeNMrX

Thanks for your support!

29/08/2022

How can you as a clinician make sure your patients are all up to date with their vaccination status?

👉 Talk to your adult patients about missed vaccines and assess vaccination status at every visit.

👉 It is especially important that patients with certain health conditions are up to date on their vaccinations, since they are at increased risk for complications from certain vaccine-preventable diseases.

👉 Become a champion for vaccination in your practice by ensuring all staff share a consistent message with adult patients about the importance of vaccines for their health: http://ow.ly/R6P750JXTIJ

22/08/2022

Children commonly need medical care because of flu, especially children younger than 5 years old. CDC estimates that from 2010-2018, flu-related hospitalizations among children younger than 5 years old have ranged from 7,000 to 26,000 in the United States. While relatively rare, some children die from flu each year.

Certain other vaccine-preventable diseases such as chickenpox and whooping cough remain common in the United States and in Europe. Whooping cough can cause serious complications, like pneumonia and rib fractures, for children and teenagers. Coughing fits can last for 10 weeks or more.

Some diseases are no longer common because of vaccination. However, they can spread quickly if we stop vaccinating against them. The 2019 measles outbreaks are a reminder of how quickly diseases can spread when children aren’t vaccinated.

Also, it is important that preteens are vaccinated against HPV early. More than 35,000 men and women in the United States are diagnosed with cancers caused by HPV each year.

Learn more about how germs make your baby sick and how vaccines can prevent illness here: http://ow.ly/y8vu50JXTiX

15/08/2022

Flu can be more serious for people who are pregnant. Changes in the immune system, heart, and lungs during pregnancy make pregnant people more prone to severe illness from flu. Risk of premature labor and delivery is increased in people who are pregnant with flu. It is very important if you are pregnant to get a flu shot.

Moreover, since 2010, CDC has seen between 10,000 and 50,000 cases of whooping cough each year in the United States. Most of the deaths each year are in babies younger than 3 months old. Getting a Tdap vaccine during pregnancy will give your baby some protection against whooping cough until they are old enough to receive their own vaccines. Check out the CDC tips for a healthy pregnancy on https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fcHYARlb4Ko

08/08/2022

You have the power to protect yourself against serious diseases. Vaccines aren’t just for kids. Adults may need vaccines to protect against whooping cough, flu, pneumonia, and shingles. Ask your doctor about vaccines you may need for your age, health conditions, job, or lifestyle. While many serious diseases are no longer common in some parts of the world thanks to vaccines, these diseases still exist and can spread when people aren’t vaccinated.

Every year, thousands of adults become seriously ill and are hospitalized because of diseases that vaccines can help prevent. Many adults even die from these diseases. By getting vaccinated, you can help protect yourself and your family from serious, sometimes deadly, diseases.

Even if you received the vaccines you needed as a child, the protection from some vaccines can wear off. You may also be at risk for other diseases due to your job, lifestyle, travel, or health conditions. Find out what vaccines you may need based on different risk factors: http://ow.ly/iB8950JXSpA

01/08/2022

August is National Immunisation Awareness Month in the US. We are taking this opportunity to talk about vaccination this month with a post and a different topic every Monday. Getting vaccinated against COVID 19 is still as important as at the beginning of the pandemic, so make sure you are up to date with your vaccination status. Also, do not leave out any opportunity to educate your patients about COVID vaccination if you are a clinician. However, there are also other dangerous diseases which can threaten our lives if we are not vaccinated against them. This month we are going to talk about these, too. Check out the CDC’s reasons for getting vaccinated on http://ow.ly/P38Z50JXRZf and answer a few questions to find out which vaccines you may need: http://ow.ly/CPS250JXRZe

04/07/2022

From inveox to all our colleagues and friends in the US: We wish you a happy and sunny Independence Day 2022! Enjoy your holiday to the fullest!

24/06/2022

With excitement, we’re awaiting the Bits & Pretzels HealthTech Conference from 29-30 June in Munich, where Maria will be in the spotlight with a company presentation! Come join us, listen to Maria’s talk on 29 June at 2.55 pm at the International Congress Center Munich and learn more about inveox and our mission. See you there! 🚀🚀

Find out more about the event: https://www.bitsandpretzels.com/healthtech

13/06/2022

Do-it-yourself health checks & challenges:

According to menshealthforum.org.uk, one man in five dies before the age of 65 due to physical or mental illness. It’s men’s health week this week – so this is a little reminder to our dear men to keep an eye on their health. Living a healthier life needn’t be a big deal, it can be easy and it can be fun, too. Check out the MAN MOT e-booklet on https://www.menshealthforum.org.uk/man-mot and find a lot of easy and practical tips to improve the health of pretty much anyone. Also, check out the MOT for mental health on https://www.menshealthforum.org.uk/man-mot-mind and stay well and fit, guys!

25/05/2022

What a great, informative two days full of new insights and exchange about digital pathology and about the ideas and solutions to the current challenges in our field. Thanks to all industry experts and visitors who made our time at the Histologica 2022 such a blast! We are looking forward to meeting you there again next year!

24/12/2021

Happy Holidays from inveox! We wish everyone a safe holiday season filled with warmth and joy.

10/12/2021

To round off we wanted to share an important message about vaccinations in general, especially as we find ourselves amidst an ongoing pandemic.

Vaccinations can save lives by either completely preventing disease onset and/or reducing the manifestation of severe symptoms.

In German, the word for vaccination is “Impfung.” To highlight the importance of vaccines and getting vaccinated, today we are “Impfveox.”

Click here to learn about vaccines, how they work and how they can save lives: https://www.cdc.gov/vaccines/index.html

08/12/2021

This week is . According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, everyone 6 months and older can get a flu vaccine to .

Visit the following website for more details: https://bit.ly/306Q4hp

30/11/2021

Knowledge is in the air at inveox. For November’s Spotlight of the Month, we wanted to feature our company “Lunch & Learn” sessions.
These one-hour presentations cover topics ranging from VPNs to fundraising strategies and more. They also give employees the chance to share their expertise with their coworkers and virtually bring the team together to learn about a relevant subject.
To learn more, click here: https://inveox.com/career/

26/11/2021

November is Pancreatic Cancer Awareness Month. According to Pancreatic Cancer UK, the symptoms of pancreatic cancer can be difficult to detect. Raising awareness about pancreatic cancer can make a huge difference in spotting the signs early on.

Learn more here: https://pcam.pancreaticcancer.org.uk/

25/11/2021

to our friends and colleagues in the United States!

23/11/2021

A topic that often comes up in panel discussions and event presentations is “company culture.” This article in Harvard Business Review pinpoints what company culture is, how it can positively or negatively impact employees and what leaders can do to “build and maintain a high-performing culture.”: http://ow.ly/ETMM50GU872

At inveox, we are aware of how company culture shapes and drives the company. Check out our website for details on what our company’s culture looks like: http://ow.ly/UPf950GU873

Pathology reinvented.

18/11/2021

Congratulations to our co-founder and CEO, Maria Sievert, on being included in Capital Magazin’s “Young Elite” top 40 under 40 list!

Check out the full article here: https://www.capital.de/p/plus/politik-wirtschaft/junge-elite-2021--sie-sind-bereit-30929124.html

16/11/2021

Congratulations to our IT Landscape Support Engineer for successfully completing openSAP’s “SAP (Systems, Applications & Products in Data Processing) Business ByDesign Administration” course.

This course enabled Marcin to gain more insight on setting up systems, processes and workflows as well as learning new approaches to data protection and management.

We are thrilled to support the growth of our employees through external training workshops and seminars.

To learn more about the course Marcin completed, click here: https://open.sap.com/courses/byd9

12/11/2021

November is Lung Cancer Awareness Month. According to the American Lung Association, about every two and a half minutes, someone in the U.S. is diagnosed with lung cancer.

Be sure to wear white this month to raise awareness for lung cancer.

For more details, click here: https://www.lung.org/lung-force/about-lung-force

Learn about the American Lung Association's LUNG FORCE initiative. LUNG FORCE unites women and their loved ones across the country to stand together against lung cancer and for lung health.

05/11/2021

Although artificial intelligence and machine learning technologies have major potential to help patients, if they are not “trained” correctly, they can be far removed from reality and leave many patients behind.

This article from MedTech Dive outlines why this topic is important and how regulatory bodies, like the FDA, are making steps to ensure new technologies and devices are patient-centered: http://ow.ly/Auyp50GFV67

As a company that aims to incorporate AI and big data technology into our products, we recognize the necessity of ensuring our approach can fit the needs of the general population and ensure the needs of patients are fully met.

The agency is mulling the types of information medtechs might include in labeling for such devices to support transparency. A Philips rep cautioned about the pitfalls of "information overload."

02/11/2021

November is Movember, meaning it’s mustache season again! Movember is a month focused on addressing some of the biggest health issues faced by men: prostate cancer, testicular cancer and mental health and su***de prevention.

Founded in 2003, the Movember Foundation has raised awareness, considerable funds and started a massive movement to provide support and resources to have “an everlasting impact on the face of men’s health.”

Check out the Movember Foundation website to see how you can get involved: https://de.movember.com/en/about/foundation

Movember, the month formerly known as November, is a moustache growing charity event held during November each year that raises funds and awareness for men's health.

29/10/2021

“Be the impact” is one of inveox' six core values. These values motivate our day-to-day work as well as our collaboration with colleagues.

Last week, inveoxees from the Corporate Social Responsibility work initiative took this value to the next level by taking the time to clean up litter in one of Munich’s most popular parks - the English Garden.

We are proud of our colleagues and are pleased to feature their successful efforts as October’s Spotlight of the Month.

Thank you to the CSR Initiative for taking the time to give back to our community.

To learn more about our inveox initiatives, click here: https://inveox.com/career/

26/10/2021

“How To Create A Pathway For Diversity In Medtech”

This article in Med Device Online by Kenita Barrow covers why diversity in medtech is a must, and what companies can do to ensure they are inclusive from recruitment to product launch.

Read the full article here: http://ow.ly/FAl150Gy9hO

When different perspectives and backgrounds come together, it sparks innovation that can drive significant technological advancement. The most diverse companies are now more likely to outperform their less diverse peers. Beyond company performance, ensuring adequate represe...

13/10/2021

What is metastatic breast cancer and how is it treated?

October 13th is Metastatic Breast Cancer Awareness Day, and the American Society of Clinical Oncology is addressing these questions and more in this fact sheet about the disease: https://bit.ly/3oIZTMd

As a company that strives to develop products and systems to streamline the cancer diagnosis process, we recognize that disease awareness is a critical step towards safety and treatment.

06/10/2021

According to the National Breast Cancer Foundation, 1 in 8 women in the United States will be diagnosed with breast cancer in their lifetimes. In 2020 alone, the WHO reports that 2.3 million women were diagnosed worldwide.

October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Click here to learn more about its impact on women (and men) and how you can help support cancer research and survivors: https://www.nationalbreastcancer.org/breast-cancer-awareness-month/

30/09/2021

Did you know that inveox has an entire page dedicated to featuring the voices of employees, medical professionals and cancer survivors?

For the September Spotlight of the Month, we want to highlight inveox' Instagram account.

At inveox, our day-to-day work is driven by a unified goal - to help patients sample by sample. With that in mind, we always seek to share unique stories of individuals that are drawn to our mission of making cancer diagnosis faster, safer and more reliable.

Check out our Instagram account to read through the stories: https://www.instagram.com/inveox/

28/09/2021

Last week inveox' leadership team came together for a set of productive strategy workshops. As inveox transitions into its next phase of organizational and product development, there are a lot of exciting updates to come and new perspectives to share.

We are thrilled the leadership team had the opportunity to safely unite in person to discuss and plan the advancement of the company toward its next milestones.

24/09/2021

According to Foundation for Women's Cancer every five minutes, someone will be diagnosed with one of five gynecologic cancers (cervical, ovarian, uterine/endometrial, vaginal and vulvar).

September is Gynecologic Cancer Awareness Month. For information, stories and details on how to raise awareness, click here: https://bit.ly/3kzfoEa

24/09/2021

Oans, Zwoa, Zack: O’zapft is! With the wonderful fall weather comes the start of the Bavarian Oktoberfest tradition.

While Oktoberfest was canceled again this year, inveox hosted a small after-work event bringing employees together for classic Bavarian snacks and beverages.

Thank you to all who attended!

21/09/2021

What would you do if you received a cancer diagnosis, started chemotherapy and months later found out you never had cancer in the first place?

This situation was a reality for 27-year-old Kathrin who was the recipient of an inaccurate cancer diagnosis due to a hiccup in the pathology process.

Stories like these are what motivate us at inveox to advance our mission of aiming to make cancer diagnosis faster, safer and more reliable. By developing systems to digitize, automate and connect histopathology laboratories, inveox has the potential to benefit physicians, patients and people like Kathrin.

Listen to Kathrin’s full story [in German], titled “Mein neues Leben" (09.09.)” on Radio Bayern 3: https://bit.ly/3Ad5vkM

17/09/2021

Did you know prostate cancer is the most common type of cancer among men, except for skin cancer? September is Prostate Cancer Awareness Month and we are committed to raising awareness about this disease.

The American Society of Clinical Oncology is packed with information on this topic including guidance on screening. Click here to learn more: https://bit.ly/2Xg9oYd

# screening

13/09/2021

September 13th is ! We are taking this opportunity to give a shout-out to the outstanding programmers at inveox. Through their efforts, we can come closer to reaching our goal of introducing new products and systems to make faster, safer and more reliable.

Thank you for all you do!

10/09/2021

According to the American Association for Cancer Research (AACR), there are three types of ovarian cancer, and combined, this form of cancer is the fifth leading cause of cancer death in women in the United States.

During the month of September, the AACR, together with the Rivkin Center, is hosting a free seminar series about ovarian cancer.

For more information, click here: https://bit.ly/3DcypDD

Ovarian cancer will be diagnosed in some 22,530 women in the U.S. this year and is the fifth leading cause of cancer death among women in this country.

03/09/2021

The month of September is linked to several important cancer awareness causes. Therefore, every Friday this month, we will feature a cancer awareness campaign.

This week, we start with . American Childhood Cancer Organization is an excellent source for information, facts and opportunities for advocacy. Take a look here “because kids can’t fight cancer alone®”: https://www.acco.org/

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31/08/2021

For inveox' August Spotlight of the Month, we wanted to feature our company initiatives. Our initiatives are “extracurricular” groups that bring together employees across all departments to work towards a goal, whether it be participating in the monthly book club, hosting lunch and learn sessions or playing sports.

The inveox initiatives make up one important element of our general corporate culture. Interested in learning more? Be sure to check out our updated Careers page: https://inveox.com/career/

27/08/2021

According to this article in MedTech Dive, there’s still a long way to go in terms of seeing widespread diversity and representation of minorities in the field of medtech, particularly in leadership positions.

Raising awareness on this topic is important to us at inveox and aligns with our commitment to equal opportunity employment.

Be sure to read the full article on what the medtech industry can do to increase diversity here: https://bit.ly/3sFEAuT

AdvaMed contends the percentage of Black people in leadership roles at device companies has more than doubled from 1.3% to 3.2% since 2015. However, currently none of the largest medtechs has a CEO of color.

24/08/2021

With Covid-19 cases back on the rise, full-time and even part-time work from the office is still not a possibility for many companies. Several organizations are also shifting to permanent work-from-home business models. Taking all these developments into consideration, we’re wondering, what daily practices have helped you stay healthy and engaged in home office?

In the meantime, we’ve compiled some materials below with useful tips on remote working - take a look!

Medical News Today - https://bit.ly/3mq5PJ5

Harvard Business Review - https://bit.ly/3yeQHQS

Psychology Today - https://bit.ly/3gr2HbR

17/08/2021

At inveox, we aim to streamline because we know that through early diagnosis, there are more options for disease management and treatment.

But what happens after the initial diagnosis? This article from the Mayo Clinic explains it all: https://mayocl.in/3CFuleM