BioHealth News Archive
Health IT deals help push software deals to 12-year high but life science struggles – MedCity News
Investments in electronic health records, tools to help hospitals absorb physician practices anda group working with hospital systems to help them set up their…
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Inside 23andMe founder Anne Wojcicki’s $99 DNA Revolution – Fast Company
You can purchase 14 gallons of organic milk or 396 lollipops. You can give her 33 rides on the Ferris wheel at the state…
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Mtech News, Opportunities and Events: October 18, 2013 – Newsletter
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AstraZeneca, Taiwan’s Biopharma Program To Collaborate
AstraZeneca and Taiwan’s National Research Program for Biopharmaceuticals (NRPB) today announced a collaborative program to support academic research proposals using open innovation as a…
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T. Boone Pickens plans $20M gift to Hopkins’ Wilmer Eye Institute – Baltimore Business Journal
Billionaire oilman T. Boone Pickens plans to give Johns Hopkins University $20 million to help spur potentially vision-saving research at the school’s Wilmer Eye…
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Cleveland Clinic’s picks for top innovations in 2014: The bionic eye, gene tests for cancer – MedCity News
Each year, a committee of Cleveland Clinic doctors asks hundreds of their colleagues to weigh in on which emerging healthcare technologies they think will…
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Biocrossroads picks seven Indiana health IT, life science startups to compete for venture capital – MedCity News
Biocrossroads, which provides money and support to Indiana’s life sciences industry, announced the seven finalists who stand to gain startup funding in its annual…
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14 health startups get into 3-year incubator program – Modern Healthcare
StartUp Health, a New York-based incubator for health technology startups, admitted 14 new companies into its three-year development program this week. The program, which…
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Your Liver May Be “Eating” Your Brain: Scientific American
Your liver could be "eating" your brain, new research suggests. People with extra abdominal fat are three times more likely than lean individuals to…
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The Secret to Making Board Meetings Suck Less
“When I was a young entrepreneur, board meetings were by far the worst days of my life,” says Jeff Bonforte, the veteran company-builder who…
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Under Armour launches $25,000 innovation challenge for Armour39 device – Baltimore Business Journal
Under Armour Inc. is hunting for the techies that can help the company beef up its fitness tracking device known as Armour39. Armour39, a…
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MedImmune leads $12.5M round for new drug aimed at big chemo market – FierceBiotech
MedImmune's venture arm has jumped in to lead a $12.5 million round for a Chapel Hill, NC-based startup that is working on a new…
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QIAGEN Launches Empowered Genome Community, Invites Citizen Scientists and Researchers to Pool and Collaboratively Interpret Human Genomes – MarketWatch
QIAGEN N.V. (frankfurt prime standard:QIA) today announced the Empowered Genome Community, which is a first-of-its-kind initiative to help people who have had their genomes…
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Adventist HealthCare CEO: Don’t drop your company health plan – Washington Business Journal
A prominent health system CEO implored the Washington region's employers to not drop their company health plans in response to the Affordable Care Act,…
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Schekman, Südhof Awarded 2013 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine – Howard Hughes Medical Institute (HHMI.org)
The Nobel Assembly at the Karolinska Institute announced today that Randy W. Schekman, a Howard Hughes Medical Institute (HHMI) investigator at the University of…
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