Tag: medical device
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Infographic – Cancer Start-Up Venture Funds Decline
Funding for new enterprises creating products and services that treat or detect cancer fell more than 40 percent from last year.
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Personal Allergy Start-Up Gains $16.5M in Early Funds
A new business that provides personalized allergy testing, drug making, and delivery to consumers is raising $16.5 million in its first venture funding round.
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Brain-Computer Interface Company Raises $75M in New Funds
A developer of an implanted electronic system that captures and transmits thoughts of movement into signals for digital devices is raising $75 million in venture funds.
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Trial Testing Ultrasound for Brain Cancer Liquid Biopsies
A clinical trial is underway testing the safety and feasibility of focused ultrasound to enable use of blood tests to monitor a patient’s glioblastoma, a form of brain cancer.
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Mental Health VR Companies Merge, Raise $13M
Two developers of virtual reality therapy technology for mental health disorders are combining their operations, and raising $13 million in venture funds.
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FDA Clears AI Heart Failure Detection System
The Food and Drug Administration authorized for marketing an algorithm-driven medical device for diagnosing a common, but difficult to detect, type of heart failure.
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Trial Begins Testing Digital Therapy for Anxiety with Lung Disease
A clinical trial is underway testing a mobile app designed to help people with a serious lung disorder manage anxiety that often accompanies the disease.
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Trial Shows Fast-Absorbing Opioid Overdose Nasal Swab
Results of a clinical trial show a nasal swab dispensing an opioid antidote transfers more of the antidote into the blood stream than syringe injections or nasal sprays.
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Virtual Pathology Image Company Opens, Raises $15.2M
A developer of virtual tissue staining systems aided by algorithms for medical images began public operations today, raising $15.2 million in venture funds.
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FDA Clears Digital Health Monitoring System
A developer of remote health tracking technology says the Food and Drug Administration cleared its continuous patient monitoring system for clinical use.