BioHealth News Archive
Inside Johns Hopkins’ plans to galvanize more student entrepreneurs – Technical.ly Baltimore
During the fall semester, students at Johns Hopkins who were interested in starting a company had some new options to turn to as they…
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Financial Incentives for Maryland Businesses
Maryland is open for business and here’s another way our state supports companies seeking capital. Maryland Commerce has launched a new, searchable site that…
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How Tax Reform Will Impact Developmental Biotech – Seeking Alpha
The pharmaceutical industry as a whole is set to benefit from the tax reform vote to take place this week. The general reduction in…
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IP Strategies for Start-Ups – January 18th BHI 1:1 Office Hours with Experts
Are you worried about protecting your Intellectual Property? What about trademarks? How do you negotiate licenses? Have you thought through your patent strategy? How…
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Lupin’s Safyral generic Tydemy gets FDA nod – Drug Store News
The Food and Drug Administration has approved Mumbai-based Lupin’s Tydemy. The product is a generic version of Bayer’s Safyral (drospirenone, ethinyl estradiol, and levomefolate…
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IBBR awarded NIH grant to investigate body’s T-cell mechanism of attack | Institute for Bioscience and Biotechnology Research
A new research initiative by the University of Maryland’s Institute for Bioscience and Biotechnology Research (IBBR) and the University of Pittsburgh could finally uncover…
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gel-e receives US FDA clearance to expand its bandage product line for Rx and OTC use
gel-e Inc., a privately held, clinical-stage medical device company, announces the 510(k) clearance of its adhesive bandage by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration…
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How Phage Therapy Is Saving Lives Against Superbugs – Time
On the evening of Nov. 7, Steffanie Strathdee sent out a cryptic tweet: “#Phage researchers! I am working with a team to get Burkholderia…
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Inside the government’s war on microbes
Humans and bacteria have been clashing for as long as both have inhabited the Earth, and for decades now, humans have had the upper…
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MockV Solutions Announces Phase 1 SBIR Grant Award from the National Center for Advancing Translations Sciences
MockV Solutions, Inc. (MockV or the Company), a biotechnology company developing non-infectious viral clearance prediction products that address the unmet needs of process development…
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Andreessen Horowitz Launches $450M Second Bio Venture Capital Fund
Andreessen Horowitz, a Menlo Park, CA-based venture capital firm, has launched its $450m second bio fund. Bio Fund II will focus on investing in…
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Here’s Where The Top Healthcare VC Firms Are Investing In Cancer Therapies
Immunotherapy draws the lion's share of attention from top VCs, but startups focused on other types of cancer therapies, such as protein targeting, are also…
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Mason scientists develop nanotechnology-based urine test that could lead to early TB detection | George Mason
Scientists at George Mason University have developed a nanotechnology that for the first time can measure a sugar molecule in urine that identifies tuberculosis…
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Governor Larry Hogan Announces 2018 Jobs and Economic Development Initiatives
Governor Larry Hogan today announced a series of new initiatives to spur job creation and economic growth in Maryland and further establish the state’s…
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Where tech fits into DC’s economic development conversation – Technical.ly DC
Tech firms leased more office space in D.C. over a recent 12-month period than the prior year, while coworking spaces signed on for fewer…
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