BioSpace News Archive

The Government of Canada is working in partnership with First Nation communities to improve their health outcomes and well-being, and address health infrastructure needs.

Newly branded shippers offer excellent efficiency and protection

• Ph 3 STR1VE data show prolonged event-free survival, early and rapid increases in CHOP-INTEND and significant milestone achievement in SMA Type 1, consistent with START trial • First-in-human biodistribution data show transduction in intended CNS targets and widespread SMN expression comparable to tissue from unaffected control • More than 150 patients treated with Zolgensma, only 5% of screened patients up to 5 years old excluded due to AAV9 antibody titers greater than 1:50

Within this context, the ability to provide rapid throughput, lab-standard and decentralised safety testing and analytics, on a batch by batch basis, could offer considerable benefits.

• IP-protected compound is protected against generics • Directly bioavailable, easier for the body to metabolize • L-5-Methyltetrahydrofolate with unique counterion offers superior solubility, long-term stability

Last Wednesday, at Proper West, the alternative investment community united at HFA’s Spring Fling for ALTSO to raise awareness and funds for long-time industry supported charity A Leg To Stand On (ALTSO).

Igenbio, Inc. announced today the addition of ‘ERGO Workflows’, a suite of automated analysis pipelines that transforms raw sequence data into actionable results. “Bioinformatics tools are typically command line Linux programs requiring intensive computer resources

KEPRO announced that the Agency for Health Care Administration (AHCA) has awarded KEPRO the opportunity to provide PASRR Level I Screenings, Level II Evaluations and Determinations, and Resident Reviews to the state of Florida.

The 5th U.S Circuit Court of Appeals has affirmed a 2016 jury verdict and 2017 trial court judgment that ultimately awarded $9.5 million to a Dallas-based health care company.

Healthy Kids Initiative will help up to 3,000 children and youth in the province