Glympse Bio raises more than $46M in Series B round for biosensor technology
The company is developing biosensors, initially for NASH, that could be used in place of liver biopsy and have applicability in development of drugs for the disease.
The company is developing biosensors, initially for NASH, that could be used in place of liver biopsy and have applicability in development of drugs for the disease.
As investments in life science companies have dipped over the past few years, some investors have scaled back investments or walked away from the sector all together. But based on a tally by investment research firm PitchBook in its 2013 Venture Capital Healthcare Report, several firms have made 10 or more investments in pharmaceutical, medical […]
For the thousands of adults and children with growth hormone deficiencies, daily injections of replacement hormones are their best bet for preventing the cardiovascular, muscular and metabolic abnormalities associated with the condition. But a few companies are on the hunt for ways to make those injections last longer so that they would require less frequent […]
A group of investors suggested reverse mergers, licensing strategies and oncology companies during a panel on how to fund a startup company in biotech or medtech. One investor said four forces were combining to make 2013 a great year for medtech.
Patients with kidney disease, diabetes and heart failure can develop elevated potassium levels that can lead to serious complications. Relypsa - which has secured nearly $200 million since its founding - plans to take its drug to phase 3 trials this year.
As long-trusted antibiotics encounter increased resistance by the bacterial pathogens they were originally designed to kill, the need for novel anti-infective drug treatments is mounting. One young company has just raised $2.5 million to continue its work on developing treatments for infectious diseases by using bacterial RNA targets called riboswitches. BioRelix Inc. is building a […]
Antiviral therapies pharmaceutical company Chimerix has raised $45 million that it will apply toward further clinical development of two compounds, one of which could be used as a defense against biological attacks. The Durham, North Carolina-based company is developing another compound for infections associated with HIV.