1 Million Cups logo with mug and heaphones
1 Million Cups logo with mug and headphones

1 Million Cups with ImpeDx Diagnostics and notes to self

March 20, 2014  |    |  1 min read

Kyle Geary — The Hale Center For Journalism
Kansas City is one of many cities that host weekly 1 Million Cups events Wednesday mornings. Despite the cold weather, people filed inside the Kauffman Foundation to see ImpeDx Diagnostics and notes to self present.

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