BioHealth News Archive

Emergent BioSolutions Receives $44 Million CDC Contract to Further Advance Vaccinia Immune Globulin Intravenous Program – MarketWatch

Emergent BioSolutions Receives $44 Million CDC Contract to Further Advance Vaccinia Immune Globulin Intravenous Program – MarketWatch

Emergent BioSolutions Inc. EBS, -1.75% today announced that the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has exercised options under contract 200-2012-52242 for the…

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Roche buys ‘superbug’ diagnostics firm for up to $425 million – Reuters

Roche buys ‘superbug’ diagnostics firm for up to $425 million – Reuters

Roche (ROG.VX) is buying U.S. diagnostics firm GeneWEAVE BioSciences for up to $425 million, expanding the Swiss group's commitment to fighting so-called "superbugs" as…

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“Innovating through the U.S. EDA” – T2 Speakers Series – Sept 9, 2015

“Innovating through the U.S. EDA” – T2 Speakers Series – Sept 9, 2015

TOPIC: "Innovating through the U.S. Economic Development Administration"   PRESENTER:  Julie Lenzer Kirk, Director Office of Innovation and Entrepreneurship U.S. Economic Development Administration   …

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IBM Plans to Teach Watson How to Sift Through Medical Images and Diagnose Diseases – MIT Technology Review

IBM Plans to Teach Watson How to Sift Through Medical Images and Diagnose Diseases – MIT Technology Review

IBM says that Watson, its artificial-intelligence technology, can use advanced computer vision to process huge volumes of medical images. Now Watson has its sights…

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Nominations Open: Be the Buzz of BIO at the BIO Investor Forum

Nominations Open: Be the Buzz of BIO at the BIO Investor Forum

Announcing the Buzz of BIO: Recognizing the most innovative companies at the 2015 BIO Investor Forum™ Are you an early-stage company looking for your…

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NIH analysis shows Americans are in pain – ScienceBlog.com

NIH analysis shows Americans are in pain – ScienceBlog.com

A new analysis of data from the 2012 National Health Interview Survey (NHIS) has found that most American adults have experienced some level of…

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Gliknik Licensee Pfizer Receives Orphan Drug Designation From U.S. Food and  Drug Administration For Drug Candidate Directed Towards Rare Neurological  Disorder

Gliknik Licensee Pfizer Receives Orphan Drug Designation From U.S. Food and Drug Administration For Drug Candidate Directed Towards Rare Neurological Disorder

Gliknik Inc., a privately held biopharmaceutical company, today announced that its licensee Pfizer Inc. (NYSE: PFE) has received notification from the U.S. Food and…

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Could 3D Printers Manufacture the Drugs of the Future?

Could 3D Printers Manufacture the Drugs of the Future?

You can now use 3D printing to create items using a wide range of filaments, and not just plastics. Metals, edibles, bio and construction…

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Epigenomics AG: Epigenomics and BioChain Announce the Inclusion of their Proprietary Blood-based Septin9 Test in the Chinese Screening Guideline for Colorectal Cancer

Epigenomics AG: Epigenomics and BioChain Announce the Inclusion of their Proprietary Blood-based Septin9 Test in the Chinese Screening Guideline for Colorectal Cancer

Epigenomics AG (Frankfurt Prime Standard: ECX, OTCQX: EPGNY), the German-American cancer molecular diagnostics company, and BioChain, an early cancer diagnostic company with operations in…

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MedImmune licenses cervical, head and neck cancer vaccine from Inovio Pharmaceuticals – Washington Business Journal

MedImmune licenses cervical, head and neck cancer vaccine from Inovio Pharmaceuticals – Washington Business Journal

Gaithersburg-based biotech MedImmune entered an exclusive license agreement to work on vaccines targeting cancers caused by human papillomavirus, or HPV. Under the agreement, announced…

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Vasoptic Medical gets $250K investment from Abell Foundation – Technical.ly Baltimore

Vasoptic Medical gets $250K investment from Abell Foundation – Technical.ly Baltimore

Bye bye, ‘burbs. Vasoptic Medical is officially a city company now. The medical device startup, which is making a device that allows primary-care doctors to…

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Mobile health called ‘powerful equalizer’ for health disparitiesMedCity News

Mobile health called ‘powerful equalizer’ for health disparitiesMedCity News

Mobile health tools will be “a powerful equalizer” in terms of geographic health disparities, according to executives from the Aetna Foundation. Aetna Foundation leaders…

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EDA Announces $10M for Innovation Capacity-Building Activities; SSTI to Host Free Webinar on 2015 RIS Competition – SSTI

EDA Announces $10M for Innovation Capacity-Building Activities; SSTI to Host Free Webinar on 2015 RIS Competition – SSTI

Secretary of Commerce Penny Pritzker announced the launch of the Economic Development Administration's (EDA) 2015 Regional Innovation Strategies (RIS) Program competition to spur innovation…

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Inviting Comments and Suggestions on the NIH-wide Strategic Plan

Inviting Comments and Suggestions on the NIH-wide Strategic Plan

In response to a request from the Congress, NIH is developing a 5-year NIH-wide Strategic Plan to advance its mission to support research in…

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Symbiomix Therapeutics’ First Pivotal Trial Results for SYM-1219 for Bacterial Vaginosis Presented at IDSOG – FirstWord Pharma

Symbiomix Therapeutics’ First Pivotal Trial Results for SYM-1219 for Bacterial Vaginosis Presented at IDSOG – FirstWord Pharma

Positive results of Symbiomix Therapeutics' first pivotal trial for lead drug candidate SYM-1219, a single-dose, oral product candidate for the treatment of bacterial vaginosis…

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