Louisville-based accelerator unveils 9 regional innovators chosen for NIH-funded program

XLerateHealth, a Louisville-based healthcare accelerator, recently announced its selection of nine innovators to take part in the Southeast IDeA State region of the IDeA Regional Entrepreneurship Development (I-RED) program, per a news release.

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