Each year, 8 million infants are born with congenital disorders, according to the World Health Organization. This reality presents profound heartbreak and hardships for parents worldwide, as well as significant challenges for the healthcare system. Fortunately, biotechnology companies like Tandem Biotherapeutics Inc. (TBI), led by CEO David Paolella, Head of Research Dr. Roberto Gramignoli, and CSO Dr. Christineh Sarkissian have made significant developments that provide hope and effective treatment for congenital disorders.
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