BioHealth News Archive
Cure for cystic fibrosis comes closer to reality
Washington: A group of researchers have made a significant breakthrough for figuring out which mutations are benign and which are deleterious in cystic fibrosis.…
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Hospital IT spending jumps high
Hospital executives have never been frivolous when it comes to investing in technology, but as reimbursements shrink, the need to carefully analyze each purchasing…
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Oncology, Neurology, B2B Medtech/Biotech – 3 Opportunities this Fall to Connect with Key Leaders in Europe
BioMaryland is supporting various events in France which benefit the biohealth community. See if your company qualifies for a travel assistance grant to fly…
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The 3 Ms of pop health platforms
Take Care Team Connect, an Evanston, Ill.-based IT firm that provides software platforms for population healthcare management while also offering provider coaching services on…
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MedImmune strengthens immune-mediated cancer therapy portfolio with acquisition of Amplimmune
AstraZeneca today announced that MedImmune, its global biologics research and development arm, has entered into a definitive agreement to acquire Amplimmune, a privately-held, Maryland,…
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New Findings on Tissue Engineering from University of Maryland Summarized – HispanicBusiness.com
Investigators discuss new findings in Biomedicine and Biomedical Engineering. According to news reporting out of Baltimore, Maryland, by NewsRx editors, research stated, "Case reports…
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Johns Hopkins’ biomedical engineers to create therapeutic eye injections – Pharmaceutical Business Review
Biomedical engineers from The Johns Hopkins University have partnered with clinicians to create new therapeutic eye injections for a type of central vision loss…
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Their mission: Lure venture capital to clinical trials in Canada – The Globe and Mail
Punit Dhillon built his career arranging Canadian venture capital funding for life sciences research and running companies that performed clinical trials in Canada. Yet…
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Winsky named Leadership Maryland president and CEO – Movers and Shakers
Renee M. Winsky, a Maryland business executive with broad experience leading organizations, was named Leadership Maryland’s president and CEO. She will replace Nancy Minieri,…
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Hospital IT spending jumps high – Healthcare IT News
Hospital executives have never been frivolous when it comes to investing in technology, but as reimbursements shrink, the need to carefully analyze each purchasing…
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Health IT talent in high demand – Healthcare IT News
American healthcare workers' confidence levels remained fairly consistent in the second quarter of 2013, according to the Q2 Randstad Healthcare Employee Confidence Index. Confidence…
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Reinventing Life Science Startups – Evidence-based Entrepreneurship
What if we could increase productivity and stave the capital flight by helping Life Sciences startups build their companies more efficiently? We’re going to…
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So You’re Gonna Be a Doctor, Right? – Baltimore City Paper
You sit down to a family dinner with aunts, your grandmother, three second cousins once removed, a floating niece, maybe a family dog. You’ve…
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Additional GSK quadrivalent flu vaccine approved by FDA – Vaccine News Daily
GlaxoSmithKline plc, a research-based pharmaceutical company, recently announced the U.S. Food and Drug Administration’s approval of GSK’s FluLaval Quadrivalent influenza virus vaccine for individuals…
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Q2 Corporate VC healthcare deals, funding both up more than 30 percent – MedCity News
Corporate venture capital may be what fills in the large gaps VC has left behind, with CVC deals about 60 percent larger than VC…
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