SMS archiving technology patented by CellTrust is fundamental for successful e-compliance enforcement for the highly regulated financial services, government and healthcare industries.Continue reading
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AZBio In the Loop for the Week of February 5, 2018
News and events for Arizona’s Biotech Community
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UA Cancer Center Team Targets Tumor Suppressor to Treat ‘Triple-Negative’ Breast Cancer
A team led by UA Cancer Center researchers Agnieszka Witkiewicz, MD, and Erik Knudsen, PhD, screened for drugs that could target triple-negative breast cancer tumors, producing several new therapeutic candidates for this difficult-to-treat cancer.Continue reading
GenoSensor moves into education sector
A Tempe bioscience firm selling its DNA analysis kits to 25 countries worldwide is expanding into the education sector.Continue reading
FDA Allows a Phase II Clinical Trial in Stroke for NuvOx Pharma’s DDFPe
NuvOx Pharma, a clinical stage biotechnology company, announces that the FDA has allowed a Phase II clinical trial in 60 stroke patients to proceed to test NuvOx’s investigational drug product, dodecafluoropentane emulsion (DDFPe). Continue reading
Hoolest wins top prize at ASU Open
An Arizona State University team won $100,000 at the ASU Innovation Open on Friday to fund their business, which makes a device that relieves anxiety.Continue reading
New Pain Management Online Course Launched by UA Center for Integrative Medicine
Amid the national opioid crisis, “Integrative Approaches to Pain Management” teaches health-care professionals non-pharmaceutical options.Continue reading
NFL Updates Concussion Protocol to Include Researcher’s “Fencing” Response
Response is sign of potential loss of consciousnessContinue reading
Arizona’s Bioscience Community Fills CEI for 2018 Kick Off
It was standing room only as researchers, entrepreneurs, business leaders, investors, philanthropists, and patient advocates joined the AZBio Board to kick of AZBio’s 15th year of supporting Arizona’s life science community.Continue reading