Month: June 2007

Next Safety, a West Jefferson, NC, company that makes respirators, is now using its technology to develop pulmonary drug delivery and nicotine replacement devices. The […]

CryoLife, based in Kennesaw, GA, has been awarded a U.S. patent for a new technology for filling and sealing open wounds. The product, BioFoam, is […]

Two St. Louis life sciences companies have teamed up to create a pharmaceutical firm with enhanced drug-delivery capabilities for both generic and branded drugs. KV […]

Spheris Medical, a new subsidiary launched today by San Diego-based Artes Medical, will take Artes’ microsphere technology, currently used to make an anti-wrinkle filler, and […]

Spartan Bioscience is using a consumer-friendly marketing push to introduce its signature product, the world’s first personal DNA analyzer. The privately held company from Ottawa, […]

Intelect Medical, an early stage Cleveland, OH, company that’s developing neuromodulation technologies for treating brain injuries, has completed a Series B financing for $7 million. […]

Pocared Diagnostics, an Israeli startup company that makes in-vitro diagnostics, has secured $10.7 million in financing — available in two $5.35 million installments — from […]

Many entrepreneurs and small-company executives are unimpressed by the Securities and Exchange Commission’s recent attempt to ease the burden of Sarbanes-Oxley. Since it originated in […]

Medical devices have unseated computer-related technology and drug-development as the most favored sector for venture capital investment, according to an article in today’s New York […]