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WFS GXS Conference

The flagship WFS Tech Conference for CEOs, founders, and investors of software and IT companies, covering Tech M&A: investment, growth, strategy, buyouts, sales, and mergers. Insights from: private equity, VC, angels, strategic buyers, M&A advisors, and CEOs who've had a successful exit. Ziad Moukheiber, President and CEO of Boston Harbor Angels, is one of the speakers. Read more >>
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Sustained Acoustic Medicine Device sam® Offers an Alternative Solution to Pain Medication and Surgery

The advanced sustained acoustic medicine device (sam®) from ZetrOZ Systems offers physicians and orthopedic surgeons an alternative solution to pain medication and surgery for their patients. Medical providers can prescribe sam®, the only FDA-cleared long-duration ultrasound device, for prescription home-use to treat arthritis and soft tissue injuries. Read more >>
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LaunchPad Medical Wins a Coveted $1.8 Million Michigan-Pittsburgh-Wyss Regenerative Medicine Center Grant

LaunchPad Medical, Inc. announced that it has received follow-on support of up to $1.8 million from the Michigan-Pittsburgh-Wyss Regenerative Medicine Resource Center which was funded by the National Institute of Dental and Cranial Research (U24-DE029462) to improve the translation of promising tissue engineering and regenerative medicine technologies for dental, oral, and craniofacial clinical practice. Read more >>
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eSight and the CNIB Foundation announce new scholarship program for students with sight loss

eSight, the world’s leading vision enhancement platform, is pleased to announce a new scholarship program in partnership with the CNIB Foundation, a non-profit organization driven to change what it means to be blind today. The scholarship will award five students living with sight loss, with eSight eyewear to help significantly enhance their vision making it easier to achieve their academic goals. Read more >>
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Legally blind Phenix City man finds sight in electronic glasses

A Phenix City man is among the estimated 200,000 or less people in the United States with an inherited condition called Retinitis Pigmentosa. Moses Fryer was born with Retinitis Pigmentosa. He doesn’t know from whom in his family tree it originated...Fryer could either adapt or try one of the costly electronic glasses approved by the FDA. He chose the eSight glasses. Read more >>
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