Category: Startup News

RELIGN’s Tricera is a revolutionary, advanced system that combines ablation/coagulation, tissue resection, bone cutting, and fluid management into one unique system

Koya Medical recently received FDA-clearance for the Dayspring™ product platform, a prescription only active wearable compression system for the treatment of lymphedema.

Nanochon’s technology replaces lost or damaged cartilage as an alternative to replacement surgeries.

Tangible Boost is a monthly treatment that restores the coating and maintains the wettability of Tangible’s proprietary rigid gas-permeable contact lenses.

ConsejoSano, recently selected for the Rosenman ADAPT program, raised $17 million in series B funding. The startup’s focus is to better communicate with patients based on their cultural background.

Kenota provides allergy specialists with a new approach to allergy testing, which takes less than 30 minutes and requires just a few drops of blood from a quick finger prick.

StimSite provides ob/gyns, general and colorectal surgeons the new ability to use their existing surgical instruments to help locate and identify ureters using electrical stimulation.

Study to Enroll 600 Patients and Evaluate Real-World Clinical and Patient Reported Outcomes Across All Brain Tumor Types

– First Patient Enrolled by Vidant Health in Greenville, N.C.

Seven Startups Selected from Global Field, Matched with Three Leading U.S. Healthcare Payers for Support and Funding

The funding will advance R&D on the JAZBI™ bioresorbable implant system. The award also provides access to the NSW healthcare system resources and critical insights from NSW Health medical devices expert panel.