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      GN’s Jabra sends self-fitting hearing aids to market for $799 ahead of FDA over-the-counter ruling - 4 year(s) ago

      The Enhance Plus earbuds have been cleared by the FDA as self-fitting hearing aids.

      Source: FierceBiotech
      Categories: Future of Medicine, Latest Headlines
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        Sid_Healthcare

        GN’s @Jabra_US sends self-fitting #hearingaids to market for $799 ahead of #FDA over-the-counter #OTC ruling https://t.co/1wwPCjkM7C

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      Tasso, Vault Health team up to provide at-home blood testing for siteless clinical trials - 4 year(s) ago

      Tasso’s push-button blood collection device attaches to the upper arm and draws a sample from the skin’s capillaries.

      Source: FierceBiotech
      Categories: Future of Medicine, Latest Headlines
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        Sid_Healthcare

        .@TassoInc @vaulthealth team up to provide at-home #bloodtesting for siteless #clinicaltrials | #decentralized #wearables https://t.co/nBKzplAfuw https://t.co/L9JhiTDhyT

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      Remote possibilities: United BioSource teams with Seqster to boost decentralized study offering - 4 year(s) ago

      Decentralized trials are here to stay, says United BioSource, which has partnered with “patient centric” healthcare tech firm Seqster PDM to bolster its remote study business.

      Source: FierceBiotech
      Categories: Healthcare Professionals, Latest Headlines
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        IrmaRaste

        RT @cafepharma: Remote possibilities: United BioSource teams with Seqster to boost decentralized study offering https://t.co/V0vooWYdoB

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      Tasso, Vault Health team up to provide at-home blood testing for siteless clinical trials - 4 year(s) ago

      Tasso’s push-button blood collection device attaches to the upper arm and draws a sample from the skin’s capillaries.

      Source: FierceBiotech
      Categories: Healthcare Professionals, Latest Headlines
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        Berci

        This announcement doesn't just fit into my "at-home lab testing is skyrocketing" theme, but through that I also learnt that there is a company working on a wearable blood collection device. They are now pairing up with telehealth provider Vault Health. https://t.co/icTAT0DolL

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      Pfizer's $130M Lyme disease vaccine advances to phase 3 after 3rd shot shown to increase antibodies - 4 year(s) ago

      Pfizer is taking its Valneva-partnered Lyme disease vaccine into phase 3. With midphase data supporting a three-dose series, the allies plan to kick off a phase 3 clinical trial of the regimen in the third quarter.

      Source: FierceBiotech
      Categories: Infectious Disease, Latest Headlines
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        BogochIsaac

        Progress on the Lyme disease vaccine front: Press release data suggests that vaccine candidate VLA15 was safe and immunogenic in a Phase 2 study & there are plans to move ahead with a Phase 3 clinical trial. Fingers tightly crossed. https://t.co/DHPwpJoUnA https://t.co/nj3Kc3fUb7

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      Provention's med for delaying diabetes wins go-ahead for FDA resubmission - 4 year(s) ago

      Provention Bio has won the go-ahead from the FDA to resubmit its application for a therapy to delay diabetes, which has been on hold since the agency questioned whether the planned commercial product was comparable to the drug used in historical trials.

      Source: FierceBiotech
      Categories: Endocrinology, Latest Headlines
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        ADA_DiabetesPro

        RT @DrBobGabbay: Hopeful news on the possibility of the first treatment to prevent #diabetes #T1D https://t.co/G4rFI4CB0N

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      Does the world need more COVID-19 vaccines? These companies think there's still room for improvement - 4 year(s) ago

      The ultimate COVID-19 vaccine will be able to tackle all emerging coronavirus strains, easy to store and quick to manufacture. And yes, there’s still time for the stragglers who were beaten to the punch by Pfizer, BioNTech and Moderna—at least according to the companies still trying to get in line.

      Source: FierceBiotech
      Categories: Hem/Oncs, Latest Headlines
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        pash22

        Does the world need more COVID-19 vaccines? https://t.co/tjxmIy5hsD via @AGKootenay & @ky_lahucik

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      Doctor groups urge Biden administration to disclose costs of federally funded clinical trials - 4 year(s) ago

      International nonprofits and doctor groups are calling for the U.S. government to disclose the cost of federally funded clinical trials and are urging President Joe Biden to nominate a National Institutes of Health director who will ensure biopharmas reveal that R&D figure to the public.

      Source: FierceBiotech
      Categories: Hem/Oncs, Latest Headlines
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        pash22

        Doctor groups @MSF_USA , @drsforamerica , @DNDi urge Biden administration to disclose costs of @NIH funded clinical trials https://t.co/ozLCiboicI via @ky_lahucik

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      Apple partner Rockley Photonics' wearable blood pressure sensors clear pilot study - 4 year(s) ago

      Sensor maker Rockley Photonics reported that a pilot study of its wrist-worn device was able to measure a person’s blood pressure without the squeeze of a cuff.

      Source: FierceBiotech
      Categories: Healthcare Professionals, Latest Headlines
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        IrmaRaste

        RT @JonKlett: Apple partner Rockley Photonics’ wearable blood pressure sensors clear pilot study https://t.co/M40pumLOyO

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      Using the eyes as a window, AI predicts annual heart attack risk from retinal scans - 4 year(s) ago

      The algorithm looks for changes in the tiny blood vessels feeding the back of the eye and the complex patterns linked to broader cardiovascular disease.

      Source: FierceBiotech
      Categories: Future of Medicine, Latest Headlines
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        theaaih

        Could the information you need to gauge your risk of a #heartattack within the next year be found in your eyes? Researchers from @UniversityLeeds have trained an #AI algorithm to spot the warning signs. https://t.co/FFqLKuok0y

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