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Ellipsys Vascular Access System to Return to U.S. Market in 2026

Ellipsys Vascular Access System to Return to U.S. Market in 2026

Ellipsys Medical, Inc. today announced that the Ellipsys® Vascular Access System will once again be commercially available, with initial availability anticipated in mid-2026. The announcement marks the planned reintroduction of the minimally invasive technology to clinicians and patients following a period of limited market availability. The Ellipsys System, previously available...

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Cromatic

Cromatic Closes $5.3 Million in Oversubscribed Seed Round to Modernize Life Science R&D Outsourcing

Ann Lin, co-founder and CEO of Cromatic said, “Outsourcing R&D is one of the most powerful ways for innovative biotech companies to get off the ground. While founders of tech giants like Apple and Google could build their products in garages with minimal resources, founders in biotech are confronted with the capital expense of lab space and equipment and the lengthy process of building the right team before they can even test their ideas. That’s why we are building the most powerful R&D outsourcing platform for biotechs, so that scientists will have clarity, confidence and choice when evaluating and managing their service providers. Ultimately, we want to enable biotech companies to start in garages, just like tech giants.”

Access Vascular to Ramp Production With $22 Million Series C Financing

The financing will support a substantial production capacity increase for the unique MIMIX™ hydrophilic biomaterial vascular access devices developed by AVI, which are designed to evade the foreign body reaction by mimicking the human body’s natural chemistry, as well as further research into the potential for MIMIX to lower catheter infection rates, and expansion of AVI’s product portfolio notes Access Vascular.

Industry Expert Bylines

Recognizing Importance of Early Detection of Alzheimer’s Disease During National Alzheimer’s Awareness Month: By Frank Amato, President and CEO, SYNAPS Dx

Recognizing Importance of Early Detection of Alzheimer’s Disease During National Alzheimer’s Awareness Month: By Frank Amato, President and CEO, SYNAPS Dx

Frank Amato writes, “It is predicted that by 2050, there will be approximately 153 million people globally with an Alzheimer’s Disease diagnosis. This awareness month is dedicated to enhancing widespread understanding of the disease, showing compassion toward those with AD, and giving patients and their families hope.”

New Biosensing Technology Provides a Solution for Dehydration in Older Adults

New Biosensing Technology Provides a Solution for Dehydration in Older Adults: By Jennifer Corso, Upstream Marketing Manager, Physiology, Rockley Photonics

Age-related physiological changes can impact a person’s ability to remain hydrated, such as a decline in kidney function and worse. A biomarker-sensing platform makes it possible to measure hydration noninvasively and constantly. It can recommend real-time steps for managing hydration in older people according to their particular needs. Read on.

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Cloud Computing in Healthcare: How It Works

Cloud computing is the delivery of computing resources, including software, storage, and processing power, over the internet. This technology has revolutionized the healthcare industry, making

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