Montreal, Canada — November 19, 2025 — Carré Technologies Inc. (dba Hexoskin), a pioneer in wearable health technologies, today announced that its Hexoskin Medical System (HMS) has received 510(k) clearance from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) for continuous long-term ECG, respiratory monitoring, and activity. The system, which includes a smart biometric shirt and a secure data management platform, has now been cleared for use in the United States to record, display, and store electrocardiogram (ECG) and respiratory signals in ambulatory patients.

The Hexoskin Medical System enables real-world cardiopulmonary monitoring—a critical unmet need in healthcare and clinical research. With FDA clearance, HMS becomes one of the first medical-grade wearable systems capable of long-term ECG and respiratory measurements outside the clinic, transforming how patients are monitored and how treatments are evaluated.Continue reading→

The Center for Medicare and Medicaid Innovation (CMMI) will begin a voluntary, 5-year payment model in January called Generating Cost Reductions for U.S. Medicaid, or GENEROUS, under which state Medicaid programs will be able to buy drugs included in the pilot program at prices that align with what other countries pay.Continue reading→

It has long been understood that there are biological differences between sexes, but it has only been around a decade since federally funded biomedical research has been required to include females in the U.S.

And it is more important than ever to recognize the importance of these differences and to fully fund research on women’s health, according to Arizona State University President’s Professor Heather Bimonte-Nelson, who has been studying female neurobiology and the impact of hormones during aging for decades.Continue reading→

Michelle Landreville of Paradise Valley High School was the 2025 Arizona Science PAEMST (Presidential Award for Excellence in Mathematics and Science) Finalist. Michelle is in her 29th year as a public school educator, with a career spanning general biology, chemistry, Earth science, and five years of AP Biology. Sixteen years ago, she began teaching Biotechnology/Bioscience, and for the past 12 years, she has taught Bioscience full time at Paradise Valley High School in the Paradise Valley Unified School District.Continue reading→

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Phoenix, AZ – November 5 2025 –  Today, Governor Katie Hobbs announced that Arizona has submitted the state’s application for the federal government’s Rural Health Transformation Program alongside a bipartisan letter of support for the Governor’s plan. The program was designed to support health care access in rural communities through investments in health care workforce and technology.Continue reading→

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Linda Bixby, PhD is the University of Arizona’s chief research partnerships officer. Bixby’s role focuses on scaling the university’s research enterprise and broadening its societal impact.Continue reading→

The Arizona FAST Grant helps innovative small businesses prepare competitive proposals for federal SBIR/STTR funding. Eight Arizona-based companies will be selected to receive up to $3,000 each to hire an approved SBIR/STTR consultant. Applications close on Monday, November 24, 2025.

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