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Reducing real world data lag time for improved patient outcomes

Clarivate

In recent years, there has been an increased focus on real world evidence to advance medical science and improve patient quality of life. Biopharma companies are investing in the use of real world data (RWD) to accelerate innovation. The treatment of patients experiencing acute disease is quite dynamic.

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15 Top Venture Capital for Biotech Companies

Medico Reach

Whether you are a start-up looking for investment or are interested in working in venture capital (VC), the worldwide biopharma and MedTech industries are growing. In 2022, over $14 billion was funded in biopharma setup globally, and 37 major IPOs of VC-backed biotech company businesses raised a combined $4.2 CEO : Samuel Isaly.

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Bringing Therapies from Bench to Bedside: Navigating Challenges in the Last Mile

Clarify Health

The time-consuming and resource-intensive path from the lab bench to the patient bedside starts with drug discovery, progresses to pre-clinical and clinical research, and then enters regulatory review. After FDA-approval comes the last critical mile of this journey: bringing the product to market. Which physicians see these patients?

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Exclusive Look at HandX Robotic-Assisted Surgical Device from Human Xtensions

Medgadget

All of these systems operate under the “master-slave” concept, which involves a surgeon sitting behind a console, away from the patient, who manipulates the mechanical arms of the robot via some kind of joystick-like device. More info can be found at the Biomed Israel website.

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Alpha TAU Killing Tumors With Highly Targeted Alpha Radiation

Medgadget

The first human trial done in Israel proved very successful (2017-2018, finalized during COVID), and published in the Red Journal , the official journal of the American Society for Radiation Oncology), involving many patients whose cancer recurred after treatment or whose options were exhausted. The rest of the patients had partial responses.