Companies attempt to heal a system that refuses to heal itself, but is Wal-Mart credible on healthcare?
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Leading U.S. medical center lists technologies expected to shape healthcare in 2007.
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Dealflow: Morphotek Grabs $40M; Circle 1 Network Raises $1.3M.
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FDA advisory panel recommends approval for Medtronic's first-of-its-kind artificial disc for the neck.
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Alquest wants to be the go-to-guy for smaller, medical device companies looking to do clinical trials in India.
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SyntheMed shares trial data showing its bioabsorbable film keeps the heart from sticking to the sternum after surgery.
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Red Herring magazine’s Software news briefs for the week of August 21, 2006.
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Austrian firm develops new technology for Siemens’ CAT Scanners, but says an acquisition isn’t in the cards.
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Big Blue plans $2-million facility to bridge research and business of healthcare.
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The country eyes a profitable niche for investments: medical devices.
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A lot of venture capitalists—maybe too many—have been snapping up opportunities in spinal devices.
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Implant Sciences aims to improve prostate cancer treatment.
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Scottish medical technology company plans to list on the London Stock Exchange.
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The 21-year-old built a company around a medical device that detects adverse drug reactions in patients.
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Surgical and medical product maker acquires the sterilization technology manufacturer.
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The medical device maker’s stock rises nearly 4 percent after the company says favorable tax rates will boost profits.
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GE Healthcare acquires medical information technology provider.
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Study says fewer drugs reached market despite a doubling in biomedical research spending.
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Medtronic acquires a brain surgery company; Immunicon cuts a quarter of full-time jobs; BSD’s cancer treatment shows promise; and WHO announces plans to stamp out African sleeping sickness.
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On Wall Street, the second week of August ushers in another IPO love-fest.
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