Navigating the Perilous Road: A Special Panel On Regulatory and Reimbursement Issues
Written on Jun 9, 2011
The US market represents huge profit potential for an innovative company, but not if unexpected FDA issues impede the launch, or reimbursement issues and adverse patent actions interfere with the success of the product.
Recent studies have indicated that the time to gain approval is dramatically different...
June 23-24 OneMedForum New York
Written on Jun 9, 2011
OneMedPlace Trans-Atlantic Conference on June 23rd-24th is a gathering of fast growing, emerging healthcare and life science companies in Europe and North America.
Its sixth OneMedForum, and second in New York, OneMedPlace will focus on critical success factors for building companies on both sides of the...
Rib-X Pharmaceuticals’ Nobel Prize Winning Platform Combats Serious Infections
Written on Jun 8, 2011
Rib-X Pharmaceuticals is developing broad spectrum antibiotics with superior coverage, safety and convenience to deliver new standards of care for patients with serious infections. The company’s Nobel Prize winning platform enables a unique understanding of how antibiotics combat infection and has...
Small Bone Innovations Addresses Unmet Needs in Joint Replacement
Written on Jun 8, 2011
Small Bone Innovations (SBI) is a specialty medical devices company that has pioneered state-of-the-art orthopedic implants for small bone and joint indications, which is a significantly underserved area in the orthopedic field. Orthopedic companies have predominately focused on developing medical devices...
Hepregen Awarded $500,000 Massachusetts Life Sciences Center Grant
Written on Jun 2, 2011
Hepregen Corporation, a leading provider of bioengineered solutions that increase success in drug development in order to improve patient safety, was awarded a $500,000 grant as part of the Small Business Matching Grants program established by The Massachusetts Life Science Center. The Center’s program,...
GlySure’s Technology May Break Barrier For Tight Control And Automated Glucose Monitoring
Written on May 31, 2011
The currently used finger pricking method for monitoring blood sugar levels in diabetic patients has significant limitations, particularly in the hospital setting where it is too time consuming and costly to enable tight glycemic control and intensive insulin therapy. To this end, GlySure, a medical device...
