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1st U.S. Patient Discharged from the Hospital without a Human Heart Celebrates 5th Anniversary of Going Home with the Freedom® Portable Driver
More than 220 clinically stable SynCardia Total Artificial Heart patients have received the Freedom® portable driver for over 140 patient years of support. Over 150 of these patients were discharged to recover and exercise while waiting for donor hearts.Continue reading
Rapid growth in bioscience industry in peril
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One way or another, if Arizona is going to realize its potential, we as Arizonans need to come together to figure how we are going to invest in Arizona’s future.Continue reading
Clinical Trials in Arizona: How we measure up.
Clinical trials are research studies that explore whether a medical strategy, treatment, or device is safe and effective for humans. Continue reading
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CRITICAL PATH INSTITUTE SECURES REGULATORY SUPPORT FOR SKELETAL MUSCLE SAFETY BIOMARKERS
FDA and EMA Letters of Support Suggest Valuable Research PotentialContinue reading
UA Vet Med Program Looks at Needs
By Gabrielle Fimbres, College of Agriculture and Life Sciences | April 8, 2015Continue reading
AMCG standards in genomic variations
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TGen scientists find likely genetic source of muscle weakness in six previously undiagnosed children
Simple genetic test by TGen reveals likely causes of disease, after other extensive testing failed; one child’s case produces discoveryContinue reading