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Ossio wins Frost & Sullivan award for bone regeneration technology — 4 insights
Orthopedic fixation company, Ossio, won the 2019 Frost & Sullivan North America New Product Innovation Award for its bone regeneration device, Ossiofiber. -
InGeneron raises $43M financing for regenerative cell shoulder program
Regenerative medicine and cell therapy company InGeneron extended its Series D financing by up to $23 million, totaling $43 million, to be invested in the company. -
Konica Minolta Healthcare partners with EmCyte in biologics workshop
Konica Minolta Healthcare is hosting an autologous biologics workshop in collaboration with EmCyte to support education for ultrasound-guided musculoskeletal inventions. -
Bioventus collaborates with MTF Biologics in tissue product for knee osteoarthritis
Bioventus has partnered with MTF Biologics to co-develop a placental tissue product for the treatment of painful musculoskeletal conditions, focusing initially on knee osteoarthritis. -
R3 Stem Cell responds to FDA's safety concerns — 3 insights
Scottsdale, Ariz.-based R3 Stem Cell responded to an FDA letter that raised safety and legality concerns over R3's stem cell offerings. -
Judge grants FDA permission to regulate stem cell practice — 3 insights
A federal judge granted the FDA authority to regulate treatments from U.S. Stem Cell Clinic and U.S. Stem Inc., NBC News reports. -
Dr. Andrew Cappuccino to treat spine patients at new stem cell therapy center
Niagara Falls (N.Y.) Memorial Medical Center and Andrew Cappuccino, MD, of Buffalo (N.Y.) Spine Surgery are opening a stem cell therapy center, reports WNY Papers.com. -
Spinal fusion at physician-owned hospitals vs. non-POHs: 4 key findings
A new study published in The Spine Journal examines outcomes from posterior lumbar fusions at a physician-owned hospital compared with a non-physician-owned hospital. -
Emory physician leading osteoarthritis stem cell study
Atlanta-based Emory Orthopedics & Spine Center's Ken Mautner, MD, is studying how three different stem cell therapies treat osteoarthritis, local news affiliate Fox 5 reports. -
Spinal fusions: Long-term data on cancer risks associated with BMP: 4 findings
A new study published in The Spine Journal examines long-term data on the risk for cancer associated with recombinant human bone morphogenetic protein use in spinal fusions. -
5 findings on spinal fusion readmission rates
A new study published in Spine examines 30- and 90-day readmission rates for spinal fusions. -
SpinalCyte provides resource to show fibroblast technology improvements — 5 insights
Clinical stage regenerative medicine company, SpinalCyte, now features research studies on its website outlining the potential benefits of fibroblast technology. -
Neurosurgeon brings expertise to cannabis company as CMO — 5 insights
Fort Collins, Colo.-based bioavailable cannabis solutions company, Geocann, hired Anthony Petraglia, MD, as CMO, and chairman of the Scientific and Medical Advisory Board. -
The next 5 years in spine: 5 surgeons on technology to watch
Five spine surgeons discuss where they expect technology to evolve over the next half-decade. -
The highest value bone graft substitute for spine surgery: 5 findings
A new study published in Spine examines bone graft substitutes for one- and two-level anterior cervical discectomy and fusion. -
AlloSource honors Steadman Clinic's Dr. Matthew Provencher — 3 insights
Vail, Colo.-based Steadman Clinic's Matthew Provencher, MD, received AlloSource's Dr. Steven Gitelis Inspiration Award to recognize his work using donated human tissue to help patients heal. -
Timothy Wright joins MiMedx as CEO — 3 takeaways
Marietta, Ga.-based biopharmaceutical company MiMedx has appointed Timothy Wright as its new CEO. -
California orthopedic surgeon treats 1st patients with CartiHeal's Agili-C implant
Orthopedic surgeon at San Diego-based Grossmont Hospital Scott A. Hacker, MD, treated the first four patients in the west coast with medical device company CartiHeal's Agili-C cartilage regeneration implant. -
BioBridge adds orthopedic surgeon to regenerative medicine advisory board
San Antonio-based nonprofit BioBridge Global has added orthopedic surgeon Michael J. Yaszemski, MD, PhD, to its regenerative medicine advisory board. -
Misonix acquires Solys Medical for $97M — 5 Takeaways
New York-based medical device manufacturer Misonix agreed to acquire privately held wound-healing company Solys Medical of Newport News, Va., in an all-stock transaction valued at $97 million.
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