Unmet Medical Needs: Innovating in Rare Diseases
Paul Mastoridis grounds every innovation in a simple but uncompromising principle: unmet medical needs must dictate the solutions we build. In rare diseases—where clinical complexity, delayed diagnosis, and treatment variability create real‑world gaps for both patients and physicians—he translates those needs into practical digital tools and device‑enabled systems that make care safer, more consistent, and more effective. His work spans training technologies, medication‑use companions, and digital platforms that complement therapies by addressing the behavioral and operational barriers that undermine outcomes. By starting with the lived challenges of patients and clinicians, Mastoridis ensures that digital health is not an add‑on, but an integrated extension of the treatment itself—closing gaps, reducing avoidable exacerbations, and enabling therapies to perform as intended in the real world.