The CPTR Initiative continues to demonstrate its value and role in accelerating the development of new TB regimens and drug susceptibility testing (DST), as well as tools to help drive and focus research efforts. Various CPTR members and TB stakeholders reflect on the breadth and value of CPTR and its annual Workshop.Continue reading
Category Archives: AZBio News
TD2 and Deep 6 AI Announce Partnership to Accelerate Oncology Clinical Trial Recruitment
Artificial intelligence used to identify potential clinical trial participants in minutesContinue reading
A First for Bad Breath – ClōSYS Receives ADA Seal of Acceptance
Two ClōSYS Alcohol-Free Oral Health Rinses are the first mouth rinses to be awarded the ADA Seal of Acceptance for the management of oral malodor. Continue reading
Banner Alzheimer’s Institute Receives Added NIH Support for pioneering Alzheimer’s prevention trial in Medellin
Banner Alzheimer’s Institute Receives Added NIH Support – Five-year funding expected to total $14.8 million to support groundbreaking Alzheimer’s Prevention InitiativeContinue reading
Mara Aspinall elected to Allscripts Board of Directors
Allscripts shareholders elected biotech industry executive Mara G. Aspinall to the company’s Board of Directors. Continue reading
New study compares the two most common surgical therapies for obesity
Dramatic shift in gut microbes and their metabolites seen after weight loss surgery
Sergio Gazic Joins BioAccel as CEO
Sergio Gazic, former Bioscience Portfolio Manager at the Arizona Commerce Authority, began his new role as Chief Executive Officer of BioAccel on Monday, May 22, 2017. Continue reading
EpiFinder, Inc. Announces Analytics Software to Improve Epilepsy Diagnosis and Seizure Events
EpiFinder, Inc., announced its proprietary clinical decision analytics software to improve epilepsy syndrome diagnosis and seizure event management at the point-of-care. The early-stage Arizona company provides intelligent analytics and support to doctors, neurologists and healthcare professionals (Nurse Practitioners, Physician Assistants, and more) to enhance the lives of patients with epilepsy.Continue reading
