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Dec. 9, 2013

Boston Sci has favorable results for Precision Spectra SCS study

A study evaluating Boston Scientific's (Natick, Massachusetts) Precision Spectra Spinal Cord Stimulator (SCS), shows that the device provides highly significant pain relief three months after implantation. Read More

Life science VC funding seen falling behind overall funding growth rates

BSD begins selling MicroThermX microwave ablation in Turkey

Financings roundup: Physicians Trust prices 8.3M shares, seeks to raise more than $89 million

Grants roundup: QED program grants $600,000 to support four new technologies

Agreements/contracts: Boston Sci, Medicines Co. co-promote Premier stent

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‘Target-high but uptake-defective’ state identified in ADC resistance

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Separate research teams have reported new insights into resistance mechanisms to the antibody-drug conjugate (ADC) Padcev (enfortumab vedotin, Astellas Pharma...

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Hyperexcitability may be joint problem in epilepsy, dementia

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The majority of epilepsies are developmental disorders that start in childhood. But there is a large minority that starts in late adulthood. And increasingly,...

Modius Spero wearable neuromodulation device

Neurovalens granted FDA approval for PTSD therapy for US veterans

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Veterans in the U.S. suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) now have access to Neurovalens Ltd.’s Modius Spero, a wearable neuromodulation device,...

GDE4 blockade promotes remyelination, study finds

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Myelin is crucial for the correct functioning of nerve signaling and its loss is a feature of neurological disorders. The cells responsible for myelination in the...