BioSpace News Archive

Ostomy, also recognized as stoma, is a surgically created opening in the body. The opening is made to collect waste products in the body, including urine, stool, excreta, and mucus, which can be collected either from the urinary bladder or from the intestine externally

CVS Health announced that Aetna, a CVS Health business, has entered into a four-year reinsurance arrangement with Vitality Re X Limited as part of its long-term capital management strategy.

Runway Growth Capital has announced today that it has provided up to $20 million in senior secured debt financing to Mobius Imaging, LLC, a Shirley, Massachusetts- based health care technology company.

Schoology’s comprehensive study garners input from 9,300 educators across the U.S.

Ultivue, a developer of tissue biomarker identification and quantification assays for translational research and pathology labs, today announced two new additions to its existing UltiMapper platform of multiplex fluorescence immunohistochemistry research kits

Profusa today announced promising clinical data from two studies evaluating the company’s Lumee™ Oxygen Platform, a tiny, injectable tissue-integrated biosensor and an intelligent data platform intended for continuous, real-time monitoring of tissue oxygen levels.

CulturaLink, the company that bridges the gap to ensure clear communication between patients and healthcare staff, is aggressively hiring nationwide due to its rapid growth.

Virginia Eye Consultants (VEC) has joined CEI Vision Partners (CVP) to create one of the largest, premier ophthalmology management services organizations in the United States, with the mission of creating scale to help physician-led ophthalmology practices grow and remain competitive in the new landscape of healthcare.

Royal Philips (NYSE: PHG, AEX: PHIA), a global leader in health technology, today announced that NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital will expand its telehealth capabilities with Philips remote patient monitoring. T

The OrthoHealing Center, a recognized leader in Southern California orthopedic circles, is one of the first centers in the area to introduce a natural, state-of- the-art option for patients facing the daunting potential of major, invasive surgery.