Ann Weaver Hart, President of the University of Arizona outlines the basics of the GME Crisis and offers a solution
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Regenesis expects sale or final private round next year, CEO says
Regenesis Biomedical profiled in BioPharm Insight…
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17th U.S. Surgeon General Dr. Richard Carmona joins TGen scientific-medical advisory panel
Dr. Carmona brings a wealth of experience to TGen’s Center for Rare Childhood Disorders.Continue reading
Smithsonian’s “Bionic Man” TV Special and Exhibit Feature the SynCardia Total Artificial Heart
Documentary States the SynCardia Heart is the Only Manmade Internal Organ That’s Already Saving LivesContinue reading
Blood Cell Gene Expression can Predict Outcomes in Patients With Idiopathic Pulmonary Fibrosis (IPF), Study Finds
UA Senior Vice President for Health Sciences Dr. Joe G. N. “Skip” Garcia is co-senior author of a study published in Science Translational Medicine; results suggest that these potential biomarkers should be evaluated further for prioritizing lung transplantation and for drug studies.Continue reading
Knowing your Family’s Heart Disease History Could Help Save Your Life
The SynCardia Total Artificial Heart Provides Bridge to Transplant for 25-Year-Old Southern California Man Whose Father Died of the Same DiseaseContinue reading
Arizona’s Bioindustry Celebrates Life Science Innovators and a Decade of Collaboration at the 2013 AZBio Awards on October 10, 2013
Leaders from across the State of Arizona are coming together to celebrate Arizona’s bioindustry, life science innovators, and a decade of collaboration at the 2013 AZBio Awards on October 10, 2013 at the Phoenix Convention Center.Continue reading
Medtronic Gains Approval of First Artificial Pancreas Device System with Threshold Suspend Automation
MiniMed® 530G with Enlite® Automatically Stops Insulin Delivery If Sensor Glucose Levels Fall Below a Predetermined ThresholdContinue reading
Energy Department Awards UA-Led Team $8M to Research Algae Biofuel
The UA is the lead institution for the Regional Algal Feedstock Testbed, or RAFT, partnership, which was recently awarded $8 million over four years by the Department of Energy to research how algae can be grown year-round outdoors in open ponds in different climates.Continue reading