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OrthoSpineNews | July 20, 2023
Time | June 30, 2023
Dr. Andres Acosta, assistant professor of medicine at Mayo Clinic, has dedicated the past decade to developing a tailored approach to helping patients lose weight.
Calm Health | June 27, 2023
PR Newswire | June 14, 2023
Medical Device Network | June 2, 2023
Remission Medical enters know-how agreement with Mayo Clinic to transform rheumatology care delivery
PR Newswire | June 1, 2023
Star Tribune | May 25, 2023
Med City News | May 17, 2023
Mayo Clinic News Network | May 9, 2023
StarTribune | April 28, 2023
EXCERPT: Spun out of Mayo Clinic in 2018, Marani Health is piloting an in-home prenatal and postpartum care system that uses an artificial intelligence application for measuring the heart rates of pregnant women and their unborn fetus.
Mayo Clinic YouTube | April 17, 2023
The featured technology is now part of Anumana, a company formed by Mayo Clinic and nference, that uses unstructured electronic medical records data from medical centers to develop new diagnostics and treatments.
PR Newswire | April 11, 2023
Post Bulletin | April 7, 2023
Vyriad is a biotech firm founded by Mayo Clinic researchers.
Becker's Hospital Review | April 6, 2023
EXCERPT: Since 1986, when Mayo Clinic started keeping records, more than 7,000 inventors have disclosed 10,000 technologies (of which 4,000+ have been licensed to companies) and more than 300 startups have formed.
Post Bulletin | April 3, 2023
Businesswire | March 13, 2023
Mayo Clinic Discovery's Edge | March 3, 2023
In 2019, Mayo Clinic and W. L. Gore & Associates formed a collaboration to advance the development of implantable cell therapies to treat debilitating conditions with no cure. Based on early research, the innovative investigational treatment is now showing real promise for patients.
Star Tribune | March 1, 2023
EXCERPT: While Mayo Clinic remains the region’s largest employer, the Rochester area has become a draw for biomedical companies in recent years.Â