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This weekend's start-ups are brought to you by CODA, Miro and VEED. Get a $1,000 startup credit by signing up at coda.io slash twist. Early detection is a key piece of the puzzle for treating Alzheimer's disease. We've come up with a type of brain scan that is able to look at how your brain processes visual information.

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Today’s show:

CEO and Founder of Vistim Labs James Hamet joins Jason, as they discuss the current roadblocks with diagnosing dementia (1:18), before James breaks down how they use AI to detect signs of neurological disease (23:29). Then, Jason sits down with Kaitlin Malin at SALT iConnections New York, to discuss the keys to angel investing and AI (40:52).

Follow James: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jchamet/

Check Out Vistim Labs: https://vistimlabs.com/

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(0:00) James joins Jason

(1:18) The faults with how we diagnose Dementia today

(6:46) Visitim Labs’ product

(9:25) Coda - Get a $1,000 startup credit at https://coda.io/twist

(10:46) Test trials and patient demographics

(12:53) Vistim’s go-to-market strategy

(18:24) Miro - Sign up for a free account at https://miro.com/startups

(20:32) James shares a video demoing Vistim Labs’ capabilities

(23:29) James’ previous startup, Neurable