Getting to know Tyk Side Project Fund winner ddxed

The Tyk Side Project Fund, designed to support innovative ideas with seed funding, has recognized ddxed as a standout project. Founded by medical student Kacper Niburski, ddxed aims to revolutionize the approach to differential diagnosis education by creating a database to assist clinicians and medical students in making more accurate and clinically sound decisions. Despite the challenges of balancing medical school and project development, as well as financial constraints, Niburski is driven by a commitment to altruism and improving patient care. The Tyk grant and associated publicity are pivotal in facilitating ddxed's growth and enhancing its visibility, potentially connecting it with British medical schools.