Myomo, a wearable medical robotics company, announced that MyoPro — its myoelectric orthosis or powered brace — is now available for use by teenagers with paralyzed or weakened arms due to injuries or neurological disorders such as multiple sclerosis (MS). Read more >>
Cognoptix, a leading healthcare company for early-stage detection of Alzheimer’s disease (AD), announces its co-founder, Lee Goldstein, M.D., Ph.D….
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read moreRegroup Mass Notification’s highly anticipated integration with Canvas, the open-source learning management system, is now available for users of…
read moreRespiratory Motion, Inc. is announcing the award of a group purchasing agreement as a Breakthrough Technology with Premier Inc.,…
read moreNeuraly has raised $35 million in support of its research and is preparing for clinical trials expected to begin…
read moreThe study is being conducted in partnership with Zylö Therapeutics to confirm that topical administration of Hoth’s AEA-loaded Z-pods™…
read moreThe ZetrOZ Systems (Trumbull, CT, USA) sustained acoustic medicine (sam) is a drug free, wearable, non-invasive device that uses…
read moreeSight Corporation, the world’s leading vision enhancement platform, today announced eSight Workplace, a full service COVID-19 compliant program that…
read moreFor the past 25 years, the public and private sectors have worked together to establish New York City as…
read moreCorbus Pharmaceuticals Holdings, Inc., a clinical-stage drug development company focused on treating inflammatory and fibrotic diseases by targeting…
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