BioMotiv announces new startup: Anti-cancer drug developer Z53 Therapeutics
The company is looking to create drugs that will tackle cancer tumors with p53 protein mutations.
This week on MedHeads: Healthcare investing from the Midwest point of view
What pluses and minuses are present for those working in healthcare markets like Chicago, Cleveland, Indianapolis, Louisville, Minneapolis and Pittsburgh?
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Inside an Automated Healthcare Practice: Redesigning Care Around People, Not Paperwork
By reducing administrative burden and redesigning workflows around human needs, it creates space for what matters most: connection between clinicians and patients.
Here’s one story of how direct-to-consumer insulin works out (spoiler: not so well)
"It's not like we go in our trench coat and a top hat, saying, 'Uh I need the insulin.' The clerks usually don’t know it’s a big secret. They’ll just go, 'Do we sell over-the-counter insulin?' "
Sherwin-Williams debuts Paint Shield to prevent spread of bacteria on surfaces
Many infectious diseases could now be tackled by Sherwin Williams' new paint designed to kill certain bacteria for up to four years.
Cleveland Clinic announces top 10 list of breakthrough technologies for 2016
Cleveland Clinic's Medical Innovation Summit wrapped up today with its annual announcement of the top 10 medical innovations that will have a significant impact throughout the next year.
Theranos: We’ll start publishing our data
Stay tuned for what kind and form that data comes in.
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From aerospace to cable TV: How 4 industry outsiders plan to change medicine
NASA, Parker Hannifin, Lubrizol and Cox Communications: All in the healthcare business.
Ex-Jones Day boss: Healthcare venture capital is actually great, thank you very much
And don't expect family offices to take the place of venture capital.
Is venture capital bad for life sciences? 3 reasons why (and what should replace it)
Impact financing, venture philanthropy and a new breed of investors, says MIT's Andrew Lo.
HTC funds virtual reality startup Surgical Theater in $9M Series A
Cleveland startup Surgical Theater just received $9 million in a Series A, with funding from mobile device maker HTC - which is also contributing the technology of its virtual reality technology headset.
The Power Behind Enterprise EHR Software for Large Healthcare Systems
Enterprise EHR boosts scalability, interoperability, and governance for large healthcare systems.
First-ever live brain surgery to air on National Geographic Channel
A patient will undergo deep brain stimulation surgery, in which they are awake and communicating, live on television for the first time.
Is this a crack in the structure of the medical industrial complex?
Cleveland Clinic v. orthopedist. Who sides with the patients?
Chris Seper to discuss healthcare venture capital at Disrupted
He will moderate a discussion with Mike Bunker from Early Stage Partners and Thomas Sudow, director of business development for Cleveland Clinic's Global Cardiovascular Innovation Center.
Precision medicine is like anything else. The biggest enemy is the bureaucracy.
For the consumer-driven controversies, red tape is the bigger foe.
Cleveland Clinic app helps trainers assess, manage sports injuries
Cleveland Clinic's Sideline Guidelines contains medical information and branching logic to help trainers and other medical professionals diagnose sports injuries on the sidelines, plan training schedules and decide when an athlete is medically able to return to play.