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Peter Salib

New Jersey
As seen in: Grit Daily, Thrive Global, NewsBreak, Lawfare, Influencive, CARS Magazine, Disrupt Magazine, Annals of Vascular Surgery
I am passionate about events, startups, gadgets, and solving problems. And dogs.
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Inside the AI Regenerative Medicine Startup Building Around the Patient

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By Peter Salib
| Grit Daily
AI regenerative medicine has become one of healthcare’s biggest ambitions. From cancer treatments tailored to a patient’s DNA to AI models that help doctors make more informed decisions, the industry has spent years moving away from one-size-fits-all care. But when it comes to repairing connective tissue, much of the field still relies on products designed for an “average” patient.
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Amazfit Balance 3 Review: The Fitness Watch That Called Me Out More Than Once

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By Peter Salib
| Grit Daily
I’ve been wearing the Amazfit Balance 3 for a few weeks now, and somewhere along the way it developed an annoying habit. It started telling me things I didn’t want to hear. Not literally, of course. But there were multiple mornings when I’d wake up, glance at the watch, and see that my recovery wasn’t where it should be. The old version of me would have ignored that information completely.
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These Are the 15 Products I Wish I Had from CES 2026

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By Peter Salib
| Grit Daily
CES always sells you the future. And CES 2026 didn’t disappoint me on this. But now it’s May. The booths are gone, the hype has cooled, and reality has kicked in. And this is exactly when the good stuff reveals itself—the products you actually wish you had in your life right now. Not concepts. Not flex-tech. Just things that would quietly make your everyday better. Here’s my very honest, slightly jealous list. Buying a car and not thinking about safety tech upfront feels outdated now.
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