BioHealth News Archive

States would be wise to emulate New York health accelerator model – FierceMobileHealthcare

States would be wise to emulate New York health accelerator model – FierceMobileHealthcare

It was exciting to see the creation this week of the New York Digital Health Accelerator in New York. The New York State Department…

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BioHealth Innovation, Inc. Appoints  Qiagen’s Douglas Liu to Board of Directors

BioHealth Innovation, Inc. Appoints Qiagen’s Douglas Liu to Board of Directors

BioHealth Innovation, Inc. (BHI), a regional private-public partnership focusing on commercializing market-relevant biohealth innovations and increasing access to early-stage funding in Central Maryland, announced…

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Foundation Seeks Help Identifying Innovators in Vaccine Delivery | Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation

Foundation Seeks Help Identifying Innovators in Vaccine Delivery | Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation

The Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation is now accepting nominations for the second annual Gates Vaccine Innovation Award. The award aims to recognize, celebrate,…

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Healthcare execs to mentor digital startups in NY ‘accelerator’ program

Healthcare execs to mentor digital startups in NY ‘accelerator’ program

In a move that combines an interest in improving health outcomes with a desire to create jobs and boost the state economy, the New…

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AstraZeneca CEO to retire amidst double digit losses

AstraZeneca CEO to retire amidst double digit losses

David Brennan's move to retire as AstraZeneca's (NYSE:AZN) CEO in June did not come as a surprise to those who had been urging for a…

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NATIONAL BIOECONOMY BLUEPRINT

NATIONAL BIOECONOMY BLUEPRINT

“The world is shifting to an innovation economy and nobody does innovation better than America.” —President Obama, December 6, 2011 Economic activity that is…

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Drug research: All together now | The Economist

Drug research: All together now | The Economist

IT WAS once only drug firms that developed drugs. But this is changing. Take the case of the Michael J. Fox Foundation, a Parkinson’s…

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Nodality loses leader to NEA as medical diagnostics model morphs – San Francisco Business Times

Nodality loses leader to NEA as medical diagnostics model morphs – San Francisco Business Times

Growing diagnostic test developer Nodality Inc. is losing its first CEO, but the venture capital world is gaining another experienced life sciences entrepreneur. Dr.…

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Zyngenia, Inc. Recruits David Parkinson, M.D., as Board Member, Clinical Advisory Board Head, and Interim Chief Medical Officer

Zyngenia, Inc. Recruits David Parkinson, M.D., as Board Member, Clinical Advisory Board Head, and Interim Chief Medical Officer

Zyngenia, Inc., a biopharmaceutical company developing Zybodies(TM), next-generation multi-specific antibody-based drugs in oncology and immunology, announced today that it has appointed David Parkinson, M.D.…

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University of Maryland BioPark Announces MedImmune’s Dr. Bahija Jallal as Newest Member of Board of Directors for UM Health Sciences Research Park

University of Maryland BioPark Announces MedImmune’s Dr. Bahija Jallal as Newest Member of Board of Directors for UM Health Sciences Research Park

BALTIMORE, MARYLAND, April 24, 2012 – The University of Maryland BioPark announced today thatBahija Jallal, Ph.D., Executive Vice President of Research and Development at…

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Human Genome Sciences cuts losses – Washington Business Journal

Human Genome Sciences cuts losses – Washington Business Journal

Rockville-based Human Genome Sciences Inc., which last week rejected an unsolicited $2.6 billion acquisition offer by GlaxoSmithKline PLC, reported higher revenue and cut losses…

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Maryland 12th in Venture Capital Dollars in First Quarter

Maryland 12th in Venture Capital Dollars in First Quarter

Venture capital dollars flowing to Maryland companies were down almost 30 percent last quarter compared to a year ago, and 16 percent less than…

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Maryland Establishes New Tech Transfer Fund

The state and five universities are spending upwards of $5.8 million to help startups move from a concept to a company.   Senate Bill 239/House Bill 442…

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Genome entrepreneurs say their data will help you live longer | VentureBeat

Genome entrepreneurs say their data will help you live longer | VentureBeat

The cost of sequencing the human genome continues to fall, reaching a low of $1,000 this year due to a new microchip and machine…

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Supernus Pharmaceuticals readies D.C. region’s first biotech IPO since 2007 – Washington Business Journal

Supernus Pharmaceuticals readies D.C. region’s first biotech IPO since 2007 – Washington Business Journal

Supernus Pharmaceuticals Inc. is slated to go public this week, more than a year after first filing paperwork to list its stock on the…

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