BioHealth News Archive
Cerner/Siemens and the future of EHRs – Healthcare IT News
As the dust settles from this past week's mammoth $1.3 billion merger, Siemens Health Services CEO John Glaser tells Healthcare IT News what led…
Read MoreBioBuzz Montgomery County – August 27th
Wrap up a great summer with one last BioBuzz networking event on August 27th from 5:00 - 7:30 p.m. at American Tap Room in…
Read MoreAll eyes on Vermont as it blazes a single-payer trail
Dr. Marvin Malek has been yearning and advocating for a publicly financed, single-payer health care system for at least two decades. Now, as Vermont…
Read MorePersonalized Cancer Avatars Offer Clues to Treatment – MIT Technology Review
At a laboratory in Baltimore, hairless mice kept in racks of plastic crates are labelled with yellow cards, each identifying a person fighting cancer.…
Read MoreGrand Challenges Canada Funds Seven New Global Health Innovations in ASEAN Countries
Grand Challenges Canada, funded by the Government of Canada, has announced funding of seven projects implemented in ASEAN member countries. This funding, totalling $784,000,…
Read MoreRoche to buy disease research company
The Swiss pharmaceutical giant Roche is set to pay $450 million for a Danish biotech company that develops drugs that silence microRNAs (something considered…
Read MoreMedtronic’s Attain Performa Quadripolar Lead and Viva Quad CRT-D Now FDA Approved
The FDA has given Medtronic approval to introduce its Attain Performa Model 4298 quadripolar lead and the Viva Quad XT and Viva Quad S…
Read MoreLily Qi: Leading like a true American|Chinese Community Leaders|chinadaily.com.cn
A few days after their state's primary elections, Chinese-American community leaders in Maryland woke up to an email in their inboxes. It was from…
Read MoreGoogle, Johns Hopkins team on technology commercialization – Baltimore Business Journal
Johns Hopkins University is teaming up with Google on a project aimed at speeding up technology commercialization. Under a new partnership agreement with Google,…
Read MoreVenture capitalists pouring money into digital health – Modern Healthcare
Wall Street may or may not be going through its long-awaited correction these days, but regardless, it still seems to have a hearty appetite…
Read MoreThe Corporate Venture Capital Boom – Inc.com
As a small company, you have a number of things going for you because of your size: You're agile. You can react quickly to market changes.…
Read MoreAlmost one in six doctor visits will be virtual this year – Computerworld
With an aging Baby Boomer population and broadband bandwidth improved a hundredfold from a decade ago, telemedicine is exploding as a convenient and less…
Read MoreForbes Names University of Maryland, College Park One of American’s Top 50 Most Entrepreneurial Universities – UM Ventures
In the August 18, 2014 issue of Forbes Magazine, the University of Maryland, College Park was ranked as one of the nation’s most entrepreneurial…
Read MoreMore Michigan colleges use crowdfunding for research – The Detroit News
Linda Wittbrodt was perusing Michigan Technological University’s website when she stumbled across a faculty project seeking funds to teach senior citizens online skills. Wittbrodt…
Read MoreUniversity of Maryland opens UAS test site – GCN
The University of Maryland has launched an unmanned aircraft systems (UAS) test site in southern Maryland. With support from the University System of Maryland,…
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