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June 11, 2014

UC Davis researchers breathe new life into optical coherence tomography

Old dogs can learn new tricks and so can science. Researchers have recently begun to breathe new life into an established technology, optical coherence tomography (OCT), that ophthalmologists have used for years. Read More

Sinopharm, Fosun seek to build China's largest distribution network

Cohera Medical to meet with advisory panel regarding PMA for TissueGlu

FDA: TENS maker conducted no quality system audits after 2008

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Halfpenny to supplement Janssen's EHR data needs

Medtronic confirms it will buy startup Corventis

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Precision psychiatry beyond, or before, biomarkers

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There is broad agreement that psychiatric diagnoses in their current form are not reflective of any underlying biology, and that this is one of the things...

Keros reports beneficial effects of RKER-065 in ALS model

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Keros Therapeutics Inc. has presented data regarding their activin receptor ligand trap, RKER-065, for the inhibition of the activin/myostatin signaling axis.

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First-in-class POLG activator restores mtDNA across mutations

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Researchers from Pretzel Therapeutics Inc. presented preclinical data of PX-578, a first-in-class POLG activator aimed at restoring mtDNA replication and...