NuvOx Pharma announces that the first patients have been dosed in a Phase Ib/II clinical trial for NVX-208, an oxygen therapeutic being developed for acute ischemic stroke.Continue reading
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PCH reports on Innovative Treatment for Children with Frequent Migraine Headaches
Interventional radiology method is safe and effective within minutes, with no complicationsContinue reading
Get the Facts on Drug Costs at DrugCostFacts.org
The Biotechnology Innovation Organization (BIO) launched DrugCostFacts.org on March 2, 2017. This new interactive web tool is designed to help healthcare stakeholders gain a better understanding of the true facts surrounding drug costs, spending and value.
Sharing Arizona Bioindustry News in Washington DC
AZBio delivered data on life-changing innovation and the economic impact of Arizona’s life sciences industry to Arizona’s Congressional Delegation last week in meetings with 10 of Arizona’s 11 Congressional offices.
Longtime Arizona leader Jack Jewett to retire as Flinn Foundation CEO
Jack B. Jewett will retire as Flinn Foundation President and CEO at the end of September, concluding more than eight years of service in which the foundation expanded and enhanced its program areas to better serve Arizona.Continue reading
HTG Molecular Diagnostics Unveils New Direct-Target Sequencing Chemistry to Launch in First Quarter 2017
HTG Molecular Diagnostics Unveils New Direct-Target Sequencing Chemistry to Launch in First Quarter 2017Continue reading
Switched-on DNA
DNA, the stuff of life, may very well also pack quite the jolt for engineers trying to advance the development of tiny, low-cost electronic devices.Continue reading
Celebrating 30 Years: Telepathology is Changing the Practice of Medicine
Invented, patented and commercialized by Ronald S. Weinstein, MD, UA professor of pathology and founding director of the Arizona Telemedicine Program, the diagnosis of surgical pathology slides at a distance has benefitted hundreds of thousands of patients around the world.Continue reading