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| 23.09.2024 | Hippocratic AI Receives Investment From NVIDIA’s Venture Arm Ventures | Hippocratic AI, a company building the first safety-focused Large Language Model (LLM) for healthcare, announced it has received an investment from NVentures, NVIDIA’s venture capital arm in its recently closed extended Series A round.
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| 22.09.2024 | The Rise of Hippocratic AI: A New Era in Healthcare Technology | In the heart of Silicon Valley, a revolution is brewing. Hippocratic AI, a Palo Alto-based company, is making waves with its ambitious goal: to create the first safety-focused Large Language Model (LLM) for healthcare. This venture is not j... |
| 20.09.2024 | Hippocratic AI Receives Investment From NVentures | Hippocratic AI, a Palo Alto, CA-based company building a safety-focused Large Language Model (LLM) for healthcare, received an investment from NVentures.
NVentures, along with Greycroft and Leo Shapiro of 7Wire Ventures, contributed a combi... |
| 20.09.2024 | Hippocratic AI Receives Investment From NVentures to Build Generative AI Healthcare Agents | Investment follows technical collaboration on large language models for healthcare.
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| 12.09.2024 | Organoid Medicine Milestone Reported in Cell Stem Cell | Lab-grown human tissue successfully repairs damaged intestines in rodent model. Achievement led by experts at Cincinnati Children's moves years-long research effort closer to first-in-human clinical trial. Potential benefits include new the... |
| 14.08.2024 | Improved Light Control Might Help Prevent Eye Problems in Premature Infants | Study in mice, led by experts at Cincinnati Children's, shows that lighting conditions can change how newborn eyes develop
CINCINNATI, Aug. 14, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- Researchers and clinicians have known for years that people born very prema... |
| 13.08.2024 | Pre-Surgical Antibody Treatment Might Prevent Heart Transplant Rejection | In mice, an inflammation-blocking approach boosted organ survival from about a week to more than two months
CINCINNATI, Aug. 13, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- A new study from scientists at Cincinnati Children's suggests there may be a way to furthe... |
| 31.07.2024 | Mapping the Future of Heart Health: A New Era in Valve Development | In the intricate world of human anatomy, heart valves play a crucial role. They are the unsung heroes, ensuring blood flows smoothly through the heart's chambers. Yet, when these valves falter, the consequences can be dire. Recent research ... |
| 30.07.2024 | New "Atlas" of Human Heart Valve Development May Guide Next-Gen Therapies | Study led by experts at Cincinnati Children's sheds light at the cellular level on how heart valve tissues form. Findings eventually may improve survival odds for newborns with heart valve defects.
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| 19.07.2024 | Prenatal Exposure to PBDEs Linked to Adolescent Behavioral Concerns | Cincinnati Children's experts found that gestational exposure to flame-retardant chemicals leads to long-term mental health consequences
CINCINNATI, July 19, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- A long-running Cincinnati Children's study that tracks exposu... |
| 26.06.2024 | Two Studies Show Mixed Progress Against EoE | Experts at Cincinnati Children's play key roles in one trial that supports dupilumab use for children under 12 and another study showing no relief for people taking benralizumab.
Both studies appear in The New England Journal of Medicine.
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| 29.05.2024 | Cincinnati Children's to expand clinical trials with launch of Applied Gene and Cell Therapy Center | Focus will be on innovative therapies to benefit patients with cancer, blood diseases or genetic disorders
CINCINNATI, May 29, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- Cincinnati Children's has begun work on an Applied Gene and Cell Therapy Center, which will ... |
| 26.04.2024 | Researchers Convene in Cincinnati to Advance Non-Invasive Hydrocephalus Treatments | Last week, Cincinnati played host to a groundbreaking research workshop aimed at advancing non-invasive hydrocephalus treatments.
Last week's research workshop in Cincinnati was a crucial step forward in our efforts to advance non-invasive ... |
| 22.04.2024 | Augment Therapy Announces Pilot in Partnership with CareSource at #1 Nationally Recognized Cincinnati Children’s | Augment Therapy Logo
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| 11.03.2024 | SeaStar Medical-Sponsored Symposium Featuring Experts Discussing Pediatric Acute Kidney Injury and the Selective Cytopheretic Device to be Webcast Live at AKI & CRRT 2024 | March 13 webcast showcasing Quelimmune™ scientific background and clinical data for pediatric AKI due to sepsis or a septic condition will be available on seastarmedical.com
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| 22.02.2024 | Cincinnati Children’s Drives Significant Outcomes with ThinkAndor AI Virtual Health Platform | Andor Health, the AI company reimagining virtual care, expands its partnership with Cincinnati Children’s to power Virtual Visits and Digital Front Door capabilities.
Cincinnati Children’s, the #1 ranked children’s hospital in the US accord... |
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| 28.07.2023 | Hippocratic AI Launches Founding Partner Program with Health Systems/Digital Health Companies | What You Should Know:
Hippocratic AI, the first Large Language Model (LLM) designed specifically for healthcare, announced its Founding Partner Program with 10 health systems and digital health companies.
Partners will help ensure the safet... |
| 01.12.2022 | 'Virtual' Driver Program Could Make Driving Safer for Teens With ADHD | THURSDAY, Dec. 1, 2022 (HealthDay News) -- A simulator may make driving safer for teens with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder by training them to take shorter glances away from the roadway.
Focused Concentration and Attention Learni... |
| 29.09.2022 | The Best Crib Sheets That Withstood Extensive Testing | A newborn spends the majority of their day asleep, around 17 hours total, making the place where they sleep—including their crib sheets—an extra important purchase in a number of ways. And while it’s certainly not the highest-ticket item in... |
| 06.06.2022 | Purview Powering Cincinnati Children’s Online Second-Opinion Program | Cincinnati Children's Hospital Online Second Opinion webpage
We created the Expert View remote second opinion platform for exactly this reason - to enable access to expert consults regardless of where anyone lives.”
— Les TrachtmanANNAPOLIS... |
| 14.12.2021 | Novartis enlists Molecular Partners on radioligand therapy discovery; Galera blames CRO error for PhIII failure — claims success after all | A setback in Covid-19 didn’t stop Novartis from teaming up with Molecular Partners again. And this time, they will be looking for radiopharmaceuticals.
Having bet big on the field, Novartis now wants to test a different... |
| 14.12.2021 | Lining up a filing for lead ROS1 inhibitor, transpacific oncology biotech AnHeart Therapeutics raises $61M | In China, the character 安, pronounced An in English phonics, has a few different translations — yet they all come to the same general meaning: calm, safe, comfortable.
And for precision oncology biotech AnHeart Therap... |
| 14.12.2021 | Could the next gene therapy manufacturing hub be Cincinnati? A $100M bet says yes | As the investments in cell and gene therapy manufacturing continue to grow across the world, Cincinnati Children’s Hospital and CTI Clinical Trial & Consulting Services have entered a $100 million agreement to pro... |
| 14.12.2021 | Boston-based lab provider to open second Bay Area location | A Boston-based provider of lab space is tripling its footprint with the addition of a West Coast campus.
SmartLabs, a company with labs in three different neighborhoods in the Boston area, will open a new research and manufac... |
| 14.12.2021 | ASH: Roche's antibody-drug conjugate Polivy added to chemo-antibody combo boosts survival in early-stage lymphoma | Breakthroughs in drug development have begun to unlock the potential of antibody-drug conjugates, therapies designed to better target proteins on tumor cells. Genentech’s Polivy has become an early winner in blood ca... |
| 14.12.2021 | Efficacy of Pfizer's Covid pill holds up in final analysis, reducing risk of hospitalization or death by almost 90% | Since the pandemic began in the spring of 2020, Tillman Gerngross has raised more than half a billion dollars for his startup Adagio and their promise to develop a so-called broadly neutralizing coronavirus antibody that could snare any var... |
| 14.12.2021 | Senate health committee again offers its support for FDA commissioner nominee Rob Califf | Rob Califf, the famous cardiologist from Duke University, is likely to return to the top of the FDA, this time under the Biden administration.
At his confirmation hearing Tuesday, Democrats and Republicans on the Se... |
| 14.12.2021 | Hopes for non-viral gene therapy take a blow as Generation Bio announces significant setback | John Carroll: Well, hello everybody. This is John Carroll. I’m the editor of Endpoints News, the editor and founder of Endpoints News. I’m here with Jay Bradner, the president of the Novartis Institutes for BioMedical Research. Jay, we’re g... |
| 14.12.2021 | Hopes for non-viral gene therapy take a blow as Generation Bio announces significant setback | Last year, during the height of the biotech IPO boom, Generation Bio raised $230 million on a swing-for-the-fences approach to gene therapy.
Launched out of UMass Medical School, the company promised to develop the world’s firs... |
| 14.12.2021 | Moderna plots mRNA vaccine factory in Australia that can churn out 100M doses per year | Just two months after Moderna announced plans to build a $500 million mRNA vaccine factory in Africa, the biotech giant agreed “in principle” yesterday on a new mRNA vaccine manufacturing facility — but instead of lo... |
| 03.06.2021 | Study Shows Combination of Early Reading Programs Provides Skills Needed for Kindergarten Readiness | |
| 07.05.2021 | Cincinnati Children's Breaks Ground on New Behavioral Health Facility | |
| 14.04.2021 | Molecular Devices opens Organoid Innovation Center | Organoid Innovation Center at Molecular Devices By allowing real-time feedback on 3D model development and providing greater confidence with standardized, more consistent protocols with precise timing of each step in the process, we’ve remo... |
| 16.03.2021 | Cincinnati Children's launches Vaccine Resources site to share facts, answer questions, and bust myths | |
| 12.03.2021 | 'Massively Parallel' Gene Screening Tool Can Accelerate Research for Nearly Any Disease | |
| 11.03.2021 | From unmounted TVs to toxic houseplants, pediatricians shared 17 dangers they avoid in their living rooms | Pediatricians share things to look out for in the living room, like heavy artwork or exposed radiators. Westend61/Getty Images
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| 23.02.2021 | Can You Trust Digital Health Firms To Trust You? | When you're alone and scared, even the "pseudo-compassion" of an AI chatbot can provide comfort, but ... [+] building lasting trust requires much more.getty |
| 04.02.2021 | Study Shows Book Developed at Cincinnati Children's Helps Identify Risks of Reading Difficulties in Preschool-Age Kids | |
| 02.12.2020 | Our Future Well-Being Officers | The business landscape is changing, creating the opportunity for the Rise of the Chief Wellbeing Officer. Yet how do we equip our future leaders with the innate belief that wellbeing matters for all and is non-negotiable? A year ago, an art... |
| 02.09.2020 | Cincinnati Children's: This is Your Brain…on Sunlight | |
| 01.09.2020 | Growth Hormone, Estrogen Exposure Combine to Trigger Early Puberty, Raise Risk of Breast Cancer | |
| 26.03.2019 | Kale is now one of the most pesticide-contaminated vegetables, and the dangers go beyond eating salad | A package of baby kale at AeroFarms in Newark, New Jersey. (Photo Angela Weiss/AFP/Getty Images)
The Environmental Working Group (EWG) lists kale among its " Dirty Dozen," a guide to the most contaminated food products in the US.
... |
| 14.10.2018 | Harvard and the Brigham call for more than 30 retractions of cardiac stem cell research | Harvard Medical School and Brigham and Women’s Hospital have recommended that 31 papers from a former lab director be retracted from medical journals.
The papers from the lab of Dr. Piero Anversa, who studied cardiac stem cells, “included f... |
| 09.03.2017 | Cincinnati Children’s Medical launches startup targeting needle delivery | “Most people have experienced this on a peripheral vascular access level with a simple blood draw for a lab test,” said Xact’s CEO Andrew Cothrel in a phone interview. “But imagine having to go five or six centimeters deep every time you st... |
| 22.08.2016 | MedaCheck says its platform can double medication adherence in teens | After an hour — or other time specified by the prescribing physician — the patient receives a phone call. If there’s no response to the call, a caregiver or clinician gets contacted to remind the patient.
The study group of 35 included pati... |
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| 27.04.2015 | Singapore’s DocDoc Lands $8.6M Series A To Help People Find Medical Specialists | It wasn’t until his daughter became the patient zero test-case for his still-nascent DocDoc service, which matches patients with doctors, that entrepreneur and onetime Temasek investor, Cole Sirucek, knew what he needed to do to build his b... |
| 12.12.2013 | A new software tool for ADHD, clinically proven to improve quality of care, launches today | - mehealth™ for ADHD developed in conjunction with Dr Jeff N. Epstein and colleagues at the world-renowned Cincinnati Children's Hospital
- Large randomized trial concludes mehealth™ for ADHD “significantly improved the quality of ADHD care... |
| 10.12.2013 | Bringing MRI to vulnerable newborns | A 4.2-lb baby girl in the new 1.5 Tesla MRI magnet, designed for use in the NICU. (Images courtesy of Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center)
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Charles Dumoulin, PhD, is the director of the Imaging Research Center a... |
| 19.11.2012 | Israel-Cincinnati Children’s collaboration developing kid-sized medical devices | Cincinnati Children’s went all the way to Israel to make surgery easier and safer for children.
Engineers at Ben-Gurion University met with doctors from the children’s hospital to come up with an alternative to medical tools built for adult... |
| 28.09.2011 | Cincinnati Children’s gets $12M NIH grant for migraine clinical trials | Amitriptyline was originally used to treat depression but has long been used to prevent headaches. Topiramate is used to treat epilepsy and approved to treat migraines in adults. Neither have been extensively studied in treating children’s ... |
| 14.07.2011 | Cincinnati Children’s gets $2.8M grant for inner-city asthma study | “It’s a huge step for Cincinnati Children’s to be involved in a network like this,” said Dr. Gurjit Khurana Hershey, director of the hospital’s division of asthma research. “We really have an opportunity to impact the way we manage asthma o... |
| 03.06.2011 | Airway Therapeutics raises $500K for premature infants’ lung drug | Airway’s initial focus will be on the prevention of bronchopulmonary dysplasia (BPD) in conjunction with the prevention and treatment of neonatal respiratory distress syndrome (nRDS) in very premature infants.
The conditions are caused by a... |
| 05.04.2011 | SpineForm raising $1M for scoliosis device | CEO Joe Reynolds declined comment.
SpineForm was founded in 2004 to commercialize technology developed at Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center. The company is developing a “spine staple” to correct without surgery a curvature of th... |
| 30.08.2010 | Cincinnati Children’s Hospital lands $12M for epilepsy research | Promoted
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| 11.05.2010 | Ohio technology tax credit boosts healthcare company investment | LifeHealth Science, which is just being formed, makes nutritional products that may eventually be used to treat cancer, Sabatino said.
Physician Technology is the developer and maker of WilloMD, a medical device that uses light and heat to ... |
| 15.04.2010 | Cincinnati Children’s Hospital gets $2.3M grant for cancer research | The second grant amounts to $1.25 million. It focuses on how certain proteins affect hematopoiesis, which refers to the development of blood cells in bone marrow. That research is being led by Qishen Pang.
Last year, Cincinnati Children’s w... |
| 22.02.2010 | Another non-profit looks to develop pediatric medical devices | By Mary Vanac
CLEVELAND, Ohio — Tim Moran remembers hearing his prematurely born daughter scream in pain when the only available, excessively large airway mask was strapped to her head.
Years later, Moran, a medical device inventor who has ... |
| 19.02.2010 | Pediatric medical device group launches in Cleveland to spur development of children’s products | “This is something that’s geared to the common good of pediatrics,” Moran said. “It’s a great mission that I’d like to see everybody in the medical device community get involved in.”
In this age of technological plenty, health care still ne... |
| 08.02.2010 | University of Cincinnati cancer drug development program offers hope to patients… and the university | Dr. Olivier Rixe, a French oncologist, internal medicine physician and researcher, was the catalyst for the experimental program aimed at finding answers for patients whose cancers have not responded to existing therapies. Rixe left a posit... |
| 18.01.2010 | Olivier Rixe: Discovering cancer drugs is life goal | He joined the National Cancer Institute in 2008 as a physician in the medical oncology branch, leaving the center last year to become a professor of clinical medicine and director of experimental drug trials at the University of Cincinnati.... |
| 16.11.2009 | One in three health care executives say their organizations will hire within six months | The Cleveland Clinic cut unnecessary expenses, such as travel, prior to the economic downturn so that it would not have to cut jobs, said spokeswoman Eileen Sheil. “We went into the crisis on strong ground,” Sheil said.
The Clinic froze hir... |
| 22.10.2009 | Cincinnati’s AssureRx unveils genetic test to help psychiatric drug treatment | Promoted
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| 18.06.2009 | Cincinnati Children’s among nation’s best children’s hospitals, according to U.S. News | CINCINNATI, Ohio — Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center is one of the 10 best overall children’s hospitals in the country, according to the 2009 America’s Best Children’s Hospitals Honor Roll by U.S. News & World Report.
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| 03.06.2009 | AssureRx hires new CEO, prepares for Series A fund-raise later this year | Promoted
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| 06.04.2009 | Cincinnati Children’s Hospital CEO to leave after 2009 | CINCINNATI, Ohio — Jim Anderson, who has led Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center since since 1996, will leave at the end of this year, the hospital announced today.
The hospital hopes to find a replacement by year’s end. A commi... |
| - | Cincinnati Children’s Medical launches startup targeting needle delivery | Andrew Cothrel of Xact Medical (left) and Daniel von Allmen of Cincinnati Children’s (Photo: Xact Medical)
Xact Medical is on a mission to make needles more precise for cardiac catheterizations and other procedures. Cincinnati Children’s Ho... |
| - | AssureRx hires new CEO, prepares for Series A fund-raise later this year | CINCINNATI, Ohio — AssureRx, which is developing a genetic test for psychiatric medicines, has switched chief executives as it prepares for a broader commercial launch and a round of private equity funding later this year.
New chief executi... |
| - | Cincinnati Children’s Hospital lands $12M for epilepsy research | Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center has been awarded an $11.7 million grant by the National Institutes of Health to compare the effectiveness of the three leading medications for childhood absence epilepsy.
The four-year study wil... |
| - | SpineForm raising $1M for scoliosis device | SpineForm has raised more than half of a hoped for $1 million to further development of a scoliosis-treating medical device.
The company has raised $539,000 in equity from 14 investors, according to a regulatory filing with the U.S. Securit... |
| - | Cincinnati Children’s gets $2.8M grant for inner-city asthma study | Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center has received a four-year, $2.8 million federal grant to participate in a national study aimed at preventing asthma in inner-city children.
The asthma research is being done as part of an 11-site... |
| - | Airway Therapeutics raises $500K for premature infants’ lung drug | Airway Therapeutics has received commitments for $500,000 of what’s anticipated to be a $1.2 million fundraise.
The startup, built on technology developed at Cincinnati Children’s Hospital, is developing a drug that would improve lung funct... |
| - | University of Cincinnati cancer drug development program offers hope to patients… and the university | CINCINNATI, Ohio — Case Western Reserve University and Ohio State University have been the only two institutions in Ohio offering cancer trials, according to the Cincinnati Enquirer. That is, until now.
Last month, the University of Cincinn... |
| - | MedaCheck says its platform can double medication adherence in teens | Giving adolescents and young adults with chronic headaches access to an app and reminder calls for medication adherence doubled their rate of taking their meds as prescribed, according to preliminary results of a small study at Cincinnati C... |
| - | Cincinnati’s AssureRx unveils genetic test to help psychiatric drug treatment | CINCINNATI, Ohio — Personalized drug company AssureRx on Thursday launched its first product: a genetic test and analysis that will determine how psychiatric medicines could impact individual patients.
GeneSightRx uses either a blood test o... |
| - | Ohio technology tax credit boosts healthcare company investment | Expect three Ohio healthcare companies recently approved for state technology investment tax credits to start knocking on investors’ doors.
LifeHealth Science LLC (agent located in Solon), Physician Technology LLC in Toledo and SpineForm LL... |
| - | Israel-Cincinnati Children’s collaboration developing kid-sized medical devices | Cincinnati Children’s went all the way to Israel to make surgery easier and safer for children.
Engineers at Ben-Gurion University met with doctors from the children’s hospital to come up with an alternative to medical tools built for adult... |
| - | Pediatric medical device group launches in Cleveland to spur development of children’s products | Updated 12:28 a.m., Feb. 19, 2010
CLEVELAND, Ohio — Tim Moran remembers hearing his prematurely born daughter scream in pain when the only available, excessively large airway mask was strapped to her head.
Years later, Moran, a medical devi... |
| - | One in three health care executives say their organizations will hire within six months | CHICAGO, Illinois — About one in three financial executives of health care organizations surveyed by Grant Thornton LLP said they would hire more workers within six months.
That was 14 percentage points higher than the national number and o... |
| - | Olivier Rixe: Discovering cancer drugs is life goal | CINCINNATI, Ohio — The University of Cincinnati College of Medicine last week launched one of a handful of early stage cancer drug development programs and Phase 1 clinical trial units nationwide.
Dr. Olivier Rixe runs the experimental prog... |
