With the timing right and new capital in its hands, CerviLenz is forging ahead with the commercialization of its device to aid in the prevention of preterm birth. The Cleveland-area company has raised at least $2 million, as disclosed in U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission documents, and hired new sales representatives to help drive adoption […]
Women’s health medical device company CerviLenz has raised an additional $2 million in equity, according to a recently filed regulatory document. The funding would seem to bring the Cleveland-area device maker’s series A round of investment to $10.35 million. Company officials in October pegged the series A at $8.35 million, but declined comment on the […]
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The U.S. Food and Drug Administration is soon expected to decide whether to approve a progesterone vaginal gel that could reduce preterm birth in women. Cleveland-area CerviLenz, which makes a device to measure the length of a woman’s cervix, is closely watching the FDA’s decision. Approval of the drug, Prochieve 8%, could speed adoption of […]
This post is sponsored by Cervilenz Inc. 12.9 million babies are born too soon every year around the world, and 1 million of those babies die. The United States has the second-highest rate of prematurity in the world. Here, 1 of 8 babies is born prematurely, and these early deliveries are the leading cause of […]
This post is sponsored by Cervilenz Inc. November is a time for thanks. Every day, I am thankful for my husband, Jim, and our three healthy children — Emmett, Riley, and Allie. But, this time of year is a mixed blessing for me. November is Prematurity Awareness Month. Every minute of every day, a baby is […]
Women’s health medical device company Cervilenz has increased its series A round of investment to $8.35 million, thanks to a recent tranche of funding from existing investors. Cleveland-area Cervilenz plans to use the funding to continue commercialization of its device, which provides a means of accurately and inexpensively measuring a pregnant woman’s cervix. A short […]
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MedCity News’ Brandon Glenn discusses the opportunities a new progesterone drug could have for Ohio medical device company CerviLenz on this week’s edition of Health Journal on ONN. CerviLenz’s device provides a means of accurately and inexpensively measuring a pregnant woman’s cervix. The new drug, Prochieve 8%, is a gel that was associated in a […]
Pending regulatory approval of a progesterone drug could open up a new, lucrative market in helping prevent premature births for medical device maker CerviLenz. The drug, Prochieve 8%, is a gel that was associated in a Phase 3 clinical trial with a 45 percent reduction in preterm births in pregnant women with a short cervix, […]
Medical device startup CerviLenz Inc. has appointed its first chief financial/operating officer: Federica “Freddi” O’Brien, a certified public accountant who spent the last decade working with bioscience companies. “I have 30 years of experience working with middle-market, development-stage companies, as well as big pharma companies,” O’Brien said. “I had been tracking CerviLenz since I heard […]
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CerviLenz is a simple, low-tech medical device that prompts a “why didn’t I think of that?” response from many obstetricians. Yet the device that quickly, accurately and inexpensively measures a pregnant woman’s cervix could help answer the $26 billion-a-year problem of preterm births in the United States. And CerviLenz, the Chagrin Falls, Ohio, company commercializing […]
Obstetricians, nurse-midwives and labor and delivery nurses now have a powerful — and inexpensive — tool for assessing a woman’s risk of delivering a baby too early. CerviLenz. The disposable device made by CerviLenz Inc. — a Chagrin Falls, Ohio, startup — was introduced today at the American Academy of Obstetricians and Gynecologists annual meeting […]
The company is developing a disposable device that measures the length of a woman's cervix to help predict risks of preterm birth. It is potentially easier, less costly and just as accurate as the transvaginal ultrasound device used in only high-risk pregnancies. It could be in the market by 2010.