Regeneration Makes Old Bones Brand New
For many athletes and active individuals, deteriorating cartilage is a mood changer. But Bacterin has developed a regenerative fix for bone cartilage, a move that has never been done before.
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Urology and Women’s Health Panelists Selected in OneMedForum SF 2011
Urology and women’s health have been areas of substantial M&A activity during the last 10 years as the major medtech consolidators have been busy building separate business units to address these medical needs.
Getting the Scoop on 510(k)s
In the halls of government agencies throughout Washington, DC, plans are being made to implement reform measures that will reshape the nation’s healthcare policies—and the health of millions of Americans.
Diagnostics and Personalized Medicine Panel Selected in OneMedForum SF 2011
Advances in molecular biology now make it possible to detect diseases sooner, allowing physicians to advise patients on optimal therapies. The Diagnostics and Personalized Medicine panel explores the changing world of diagnostics, bringing together executives, experienced venture capitalists, and a physician.
Northwestern Investigators to Launch 510(k) Survey
Recent controversy surrounding FDA’s processes for premarket review of medical devices has ignited a discussion among researchers in hope of getting to the crux of the issue.
GE Executive Mark Dente, MD to Appear on Health Technology Panel
Mark Dente, MD, the Chief Medical Informatics Officer at General Electric will be joining the Health Tech panel which will be held January 13th at OneMedForum SF 2011.
Soft Tissue Regeneration Advancing Next-Generation Device for Common Sports Injury
The cruciate ligaments of the knee are vital for a wide range of activities, from bending over to pick up something on the ground to running bases at a softball game.
Orthopedics Panel Selected in OneMedForum SF 2011
Growth in the Orthopedic market is being driven by strong patient demographics, most notably an aging US population.
Oncology Panel Selected in OneMedForum SF 2011
Over 500,000 people will die from cancer in the United States this year. There are many companies developing diagnostics for early detection and advanced therapies to address the various types of cancer.
Cardiology Panel Selected in OneMedForum SF 2011
Advances in structural heart repair/replacement, cardiac rhythm management, interventional techniques, cell replacement and regeneration therapies continue to refine one of the most successful areas of modern medicine: cardiac care.