Google: Just What The Doctor Ordered
Posted: Dec 19th, 2013In: Opinions & FeaturesWhat is the single most important, immediate technological innovation in healthcare today? Many would respond that stem cells, gene therapy, or biologics are the most important innovations. Yes, they are critical, but think differently.
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Posted: Oct 26th, 2013In: Opinions & FeaturesI am often asked to comment on a range of medical treatments – from new drugs to medical devices and procedures. Investors will inquire about a new treatment or procedure to gauge the likelihood[...]
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Posted: Jan 18th, 2013In: Opinions & FeaturesThe U.S. is now in the grip of a nationwide influenza surge that threatens the lives of thousands of people. City and state governments are declaring health emergencies and television personalities are getting vaccinated on[...]
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Posted: Apr 19th, 2012In: Opinions & FeaturesEarly in March 2012, 77-year-old Richard Poling entered a clinic in Bonita Springs, Florida for a stem cell treatment to help with age related heart and lung conditions. Mr. Poling, an avid golfer and[...]
Read More about A Case for Accelerating Regenerative MedicineFighting Epidemics with Venture Capital
Posted: Sep 26th, 2011In: Opinions & FeaturesImagine that an infectious disease of uncertain cause strikes a few residents of a small town after a woman returns from a trip overseas. Within days the disease has spread to major cities; within weeks[...]
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