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Jan. 7, 2015

J.P. Morgan releases 2015 top picks for the medical technology sector

The J.P. Morgan Research team led by Mike Weinstein released its 2015 Top Picks for the medical device industry Tuesday, in advance of the firm's annual healthcare conference in San Francisco next week. Read More

Asia in the Spotlight: Shanghai Pharma exploring medical device service industry

Inside the Beltway: Medical device tax repeal effort gaining traction in 114th Congress

NuVascular Technologies licensed to make BioGenerator stem cell device

Financings: OxySure signs agreements for $1.575 million in equity financing

World In Review: Quanta gets CE mark for its Haemodialysis system SC+

Agreements/Contracts: Allina Health and Health Catalyst to combine mutual technologies

Daily M&A: Aegis expands lab services with Diagnovus acquisition

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SCAN is core circuit affected in Parkinson’s disease

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RX-10616 improves radiotherapy efficacy in HNSCC

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Head and neck squamous cell carcinoma (HNSCC) accounts for high number of new diagnoses each year. Current management is based on surgery followed by radiotherapy...

CROI 2026: Neurodegeneration, the challenge of aging with HIV

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Antiretroviral therapies against HIV have been in use for more than 30 years and have enabled people living with HIV to maintain undetectable viral levels. Many...

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First-in-class non-β-lactam targeting AMR gram-negative pathogens

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Antimicrobial resistance (AMR) is increasingly compromising the effectiveness of essential antibiotics, resulting in higher global mortality and morbidity rates....