- Materna Medical Presents a Sub-Analysis Comparing Outcomes on a Spectrum of Menopausal Women, Showing Significant Improvements at Three Months
- MinXray to Showcase Collaboration, Art and Technology at the Union World Conference on Lung Health 2025
- Catalyst OrthoScience announces $15M in financing
- Qure.ai continues pace of US growth with 19th FDA clearance
- Crystal Clinic Hand and Wrist Surgeon, Dr Mollie Manley Develops Innovative, Surgical Procedures For the Minimally-Invasive Repair of Common Wrist Injuries
- Journal of Clinical Microbiology Publishes Article on ARUP’s Validation of AI for Parasite Detection
- Preceptis Medical Selects AcuityMD for Expansion of Breakthrough In-Office Pediatric Ear Tube Device
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AI Meets Brain Health: League and Linus Health Collaborate to Expand Health Plan Platforms
The collaboration was announced today at the Alzheimer’s Association International Conference (AAIC) taking place this week in Toronto.
Vektor Medical Reports | vMap Surpasses 2,000 Procedures, Driving a New Standard in Arrhythmia Care
Robert Krummen, CEO of Vektor Medical. “With every procedure, physicians are leveraging vMap’s rapid, non-invasive insights to make informed decisions and streamline care. We’re seeing growing demand quarter over quarter as both physicians and hospitals look for ways to enhance efficiency and elevate patient care.”
Sleep Apnea Threatens Women’s Cognitive Health | Ignored and Undiagnosed
Alzheimer’s disease affects more than 6 million Americans, and emerging research identifies Obstructive Sleep Apnea (OSA) as a significant, modifiable risk factor. Interrupted breathing during sleep can impair memory and accelerate cognitive decline, with growing evidence linking poor sleep to an increased risk of dementia. In response, Vivos Therapeutics is offering innovative, airway-centered treatments aimed at improving sleep quality and supporting long-term brain health.
Movora Becomes Exclusive Distributor of Aesculap Surgical Power Systems in North America
Guy Spörri, CEO of Movora said, “This agreement represents a significant step forward in our mission to support veterinary professionals with world-class surgical technologies.”
Clinical Trials
Precision Study Underway – 100 Prostate Cancer Patients Treated in Just 3 Radiation Sessions
“The goal of the Precision Study is to ensure that treatment with three radiation doses does not lead to greater side effects than those observed in the Pace-B study. I am confident that we can demonstrate effective cancer treatment with less side effects,” says Professor McLaren.
City of Hope Opens Trial to Test Bone Medication for Early Type 1 Diabetes Treatment
“This is an exciting new application of a known medication that, in addition to potentially protecting and/or expanding the beta cells that remain in early type 1 diabetes patients, might also be able to help other patients with diabetes to increase beta cell number and/or function,” said Fouad R. Kandeel, M.D., Ph.D., the Arthur D. Riggs Distinguished Chair in Diabetes & Metabolism Research at City of Hope and the trial’s co-principal investigator. “We are actively working to enroll qualified patients and look forward to seeing where this trial leads us.”
REGENXBIO Reports Positive Biomarker Data from the AFFINITY DUCHENNE ®Trial of RGX-202 Gene Therapy
“RGX-202 is the only next generation gene therapy for Duchenne in a pivotal phase trial. The new data from the age 1-3 cohort builds on the favorable safety and efficacy profile seen in ages 4 and older and reinforces the potential of RGX-202 to serve a wide age range of patients,” said Steve Pakola, M.D., Chief Medical Officer of REGENXBIO.
Biotechnology News
VERAXA Biotech and Voyager Acquisition Corp. Announce Business Combination Agreement to Create Nasdaq-Listed Biopharmaceutical Company Advancing a Pipeline of Next-Generation Cancer Therapies
VERAXA Biotech’s majority shareholders are Xlife Sciences AG (SIX: XLS), a Swiss-based publicly listed life science incubator fund, the European Molecular Biology Laboratory (“EMBL”), and its technology transfer arm EMBLEM.
Medicus Pharma Provides Update on SKNJCT-003 Phase 2 Clinical Study for the Treatment of Nodular Basal Cell Carcinoma
The Institutional Review Board Has Approved the Increase in Number of Patients from Sixty (60) to Ninety (90). The Company to Expand the Study into Additional Trial Sites in Europe.
ARUP Laboratories Launches pTau 217 Blood Test To Detect Alzheimer’s Disease Pathology
As this biomarker can be detected in blood, this test is a minimally invasive and broadly accessible diagnostic tool that may facilitate earlier detection of AD.
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Cytomos Secures £5M | To Scale Up Production of Cell-analysis Technology
New investment will allow Cytomos to drive sales of its first commercial product, Celledonia™, built on its cell-analysis technology platform AuraCyt, which is already generating significant market traction.
TactoTek Secures $60 Million in Funding Led by Virala Group
With this funding, TactoTek will accelerate the adoption of IMSE globally by expanding customer-facing operations and streamlining IMSE solution design by augmenting our software-based delivery system with AI elements and plug-ins for CAD and simulation packages
Predictive Heart Monitoring Startup, GPx, Secures NEC X Investment
“GPx’s innovative approach to heart monitoring and chronic disease management is a perfect fit for the NEC Group’s vision of leveraging advanced technology to improve quality of life,” said Shintaro Matsumoto, President and CEO of NEC X. “By joining forces with GPx, we aim to enhance their predictive algorithms and capabilities. Together, we can transform the healthcare industry.”
Bright Uro Announces Oversubscribed $32M Series A Funding Round
Derek Herrera, founder and CEO of Bright Uro. “With this funding, we are well resourced for the launch of Glean in 2025, while also continuing to resource our pipeline of innovation. We have never been more confident in the expected impact Glean will have for clinicians and millions of patients suffering from urinary issues.”
Market Reports
Advancements in Imaging
Advancing Patient Care: ZEISS Unleashes Breakthroughs in Ophthalmic Surgery at ASCRS 2024
Building on its ZEISS Medical Ecosystem, several of the new innovations enable seamless data integration and management across the cataract and refractive workflows, creating a new standard for efficient, personalized ophthalmic care.
Wireless Handheld X-ray Equipment from MinXray Used for Global Health Initiative in Papua New Guinea
MinXray MinXray, a leading manufacturer of imaging systems for medical and veterinary use, recently sent its Impact Wireless X-ray system with a group of researchers
Lunit Expands Presence in Europe | To Deliver AI-powered Cancer Screening Solution to France and Portugal
New supply contract to bring Lunit INSIGHT CXR to TeleDiag in France and Lunit INSIGHT MMG to the Central region branch of the Portuguese League Against Cancer
Hospitals In the News
Medical Device and Biotechnology Executives: Innovative Professionals on the Move and Making Waves in the Industry
Non-Profit News
Healthcare - Understanding the Business Side of the Industry and Its Implications
Top 10 Must-Have EMS Vehicle Equipment for Emergency Responders
Modern EMS vehicles require comprehensive medical equipment and supplies, with costs averaging around $19,000 per vehicle to ensure readiness for any emergency scenario.
How to Ensure Your Business Meets FDA Compliance Standards
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MHPAEA Act & NQTL Analysis And Rules
The U.S. Departments of Treasury, Labor, and Health and Human Services have recently released final regulations regarding nonquantitative treatment limitations (NQTL) under the Mental Health Parity and Addiction Equity Act (MHPAEA Act).
Vesilut Peptide: Potential Implications in Biological Systems and Scientific Research
Vesilut peptide may hold the key to advancing our understanding of physiological processes and developing innovative approaches to challenges in molecular biology and beyond.
Healthcare Careers
6 Jobs Can You Get With A Strength and Conditioning Degree
If you are enthusiastic about having a career in fitness and exercise and inspiring people to have a healthy lifestyle, a strength and conditioning degree
4 Tips to Get a CPR Certification
Cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) certification is vital for both career and self-growth. You can get CPR certification online or in person from the American Red Cross
8 Reasons to Become a Counselor
In the past, there was a lot of stigma around mental health. However, due to the increased awareness, people now know the importance of good
Nurses Corner
Ten Coping Strategies for ER Nurses
ER nurses are on the frontline, dealing with life-threatening situations, high-stress environments, and a fast-paced work atmosphere. The constant exposure to critical cases can take a significant toll on their physical and emotional well-being. Therefore, it is essential for ER nurses to have effective coping strategies to manage the stress of the job, maintain their mental health, and provide the best care to their patients.
Majority of Medical and Nursing Students Planning Careers Outside Patient Care, as Fears of Burnout and Clinician Shortages Leave Them Worried about the Future
The report reveals how the challenges of being a frontline health professional in the US today are impacting the longer-term career decisions of students, highlighting increasingly challenging times ahead for an already overburdened healthcare system. Although almost 9 out of 10 medical and nursing students in the US feel devoted to improving patients’ lives, findings reveal that 58% already see their current studies as a steppingstone toward a broader career in healthcare that will not involve directly caring for patients.
Nursing is Officially America’s Dream Job | So why the Staffing Shortages?
In a study to find out America’s most desirable jobs, analysts at Business Name Generator found that nursing is the most in-demand career in the country. They analyzed over 22,000 search terms related to job seeking to identify the most-searched-for professions. Six of the top 20 most popular jobs are in the healthcare industry.