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Security issues with Philips, GE, and Silex medical devices

Serious security flaws were discovered in Philips, GE and Silex medical devices that, if exploited, could allow authorized access and let a hacker obtain elevated privileges, according to two separate U.S. Department of Homeland Security ICS-CERT alerts issued this month.
- Source: HealthIT news
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Company Insights cybersecurity medical device
Integration of next-generation sequencing data in clinical trials facilitated by DNAnexus

A clinical trial solution has been unveiled by DNAnexus that facilitates the integration of genomics data sourced from next-generation sequencing (NGS) into clinical studies. A cloud-based genomic data collection platform is offered by DNAnexus.
- Source: Ddu
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Company Insights digital health
Experimental Merck vaccine gears up to fight Congo Ebola outbreak

As the Democratic Republic of Congo deals with a rising death toll owing to the latest outbreak of Ebola, health officials are moving fast to counter the fatal effects of the deadly virus. Plans are afoot to implement the experimental vaccine developed by Merck & Co to confront the overwhelming challenges posed by the virus.
- Source: Ddu
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Ebola Merck New Approvals vaccines
New Telemedicine law legislated by Kansas

A broader law defining at greater lengths the terms telemedicine and telehealth has been signed by Jeff Coyler, Kansas Governor. Apart from setting guidelines for coverage parity, the law has stipulated a ban on abortions by telemedicine. The law also includes a mandatory rule stating that if a judge dismisses that particular clause, the whole law stands nullified.
- Source: Ddu
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digital health Policies Telemedicine USA
Qventus raised $30M investment from Bessemer Venture Partners

Mountain View, California startup - Qventus a healthcare management tech platform which uses artificial intelligence to improve hospital workflow, closed at $30 million in series B funding which will be used to expand its platform. The funding was led by Bessemer Venture Partners along with few other participants. Including this latest funding, Qventus bagged total $43 million.
- Source: Ddu
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AI Company Insights digital health
Huge biologics plant planned to be built by Sinobioway Biomedicine

Plans are afoot at Shandong Sinobioway Biomedicine Co. in China to construct a huge biologics plant as the country moves towards cell-based drugs.
- Source: drugdu
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biopharmaceutical China Market Views
Personalized Cancer Vaccine Looks Promising in Early Study

Researchers at the Perelman School of Medicine and the Abramson Cancer Center, at the University of Pennsylvania, developed the vaccine using dendritic cells (DCs) derived from each patient's own peripheral blood mononuclear cells. These dendritic cells were then exposed to the patient's tumor cells, activated with interferon gamma, and injected into the patient's lymph nodes.
- Source: Clinical Advisor
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anti-cancer cancer Researches
Medibio releases new app on Apple Watch, links biometric markers to overall health

Last week Medibio, a company focused on how biometric markers impact mental health, launched a new app that integrates with the Apple Watch. The app works with the watch to collect biometrics, such as heart rate and then lets users see these markers in conjunction with their mental and overall health.
- Source: Mobi Health News
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Mental health mHealth New Approvals
Ascletis files for Hong Kong IPO as floodgates open to prerevenue biotechs

Ascletis Pharma has become the first company to seek to list (PDF) in Hong Kong under the exchange’s new, more relaxed rules on biotech IPOs. The antiviral disease specialist will use the cash to win approvals for hepatitis C drugs licensed from Roche and Presidio Pharmaceuticals.
- Source: Fierce Pharma
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Market Views
3 Ways 3D Printing Is Changing the Medical Field

Every year, 3D printing offers more and more promise in the healthcare field. And while the ultimate goal of printing whole complex organs for transplants may still be decades away, 3D printing is helping to save and improve lives in ways - and in places - never imagined just a few years ago.
- Source: ASME
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3D printing New Approvals

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