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Paul Allen Commits $300M to Expand Institute for Brain Science
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Luke Timmerman |
03/21/12 |
Seattle
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The Herman Cain-Inspired “1-100-0″ Plan for Personalized Medicine?
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Luke Timmerman |
11/14/11 |
National
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OvaScience Uses Stem Cells to Revive Fertility
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Arlene Weintraub |
10/12/11 |
Boston
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Pulmatrix Snags $14M, Embera Adds for $4.5 Addiction Drugs, Daktari Gets $1.2M, & More Boston-Area Life Sciences News
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Erin Kutz |
08/19/11 |
Boston
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PacBio, Following Fast Behind Rivals, Seeks Answers for Germany’s E.Coli Outbreak
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Luke Timmerman |
07/27/11 |
San Francisco
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Organovo’s Bio-Printing Technology Yields Unanticipated Revenue from Pharma Partners
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Bruce V. Bigelow |
07/13/11 |
San Diego
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Rock Health, A New Incubator for Healthcare IT Startups, Names Its First Class
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Wade Roush |
06/02/11 |
San Francisco
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PerkinElmer Acquires Geospiza, Beefing Up Software for DNA Analysis
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Luke Timmerman |
05/05/11 |
Seattle
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NYC’s Vivaldi, Allied With Harvard and San Francisco VC Firm, Forge a New Way to Fight the Flu
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Arlene Weintraub |
04/28/11 |
New York
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KEW, Led by Millennium Co-Founder, Seeks to Bring Big-Time Cancer Care to Community Clinics
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Ryan McBride |
04/27/11 |
Boston
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NeuroPhage Nets $12.4M to Tackle Alzheimer’s and Other Brain Disorders
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Gregory T. Huang |
03/01/11 |
Boston
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Pervasis in “Advanced” Talks with Potential Partners for Blood-Vessel Healing Product, CEO Says
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Ryan McBride |
02/01/11 |
Boston
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Onyx Takes a Swing at Myeloma, PacBio Hits Haitian Cholera Genome, Sequenta Nabs $13M, & More Bay Area Life Sciences News
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Luke Timmerman |
12/10/10 |
San Francisco
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PacBio, Harvard Use Fast Gene Sequencer to Crack DNA Code of Haitian Cholera Strain
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Luke Timmerman |
12/09/10 |
San Francisco
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MedNetworks Taps UCSD’s James Fowler and Other Experts for New Scientific Board
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Ryan McBride |
12/09/10 |
Boston
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$20M Series A For Karyopharm to Fight Cancer
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Erin Kutz |
11/03/10 |
Boston
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The Future of Health IT—Video Clips From Athenahealth’s Jonathan Bush & Others at Xconomy Debate
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Robert Buderi |
11/01/10 |
Boston
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CalciMedica Charges Ahead Toward First Human Test of Oral Pill for Psoriasis
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Luke Timmerman |
10/20/10 |
San Diego
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Merck Ends Aveo Deal, Acceleron Rides Pharma Partnership Wave, Rhythmia Raises $5M, & More Boston-Area Life Sciences News
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Rebecca Zacks |
10/01/10 |
Boston
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Good Start Genetics Emerges from Stealth with $18M Series A Round
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Ryan McBride |
09/10/10 |
Boston
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Aileron Inks Deal with Roche, Worth Up to $1.1B, to Develop Stapled Peptide Drugs
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Gregory T. Huang |
08/24/10 |
Boston
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Agios, Nourished with $130M Celgene Deal, Expanding Staff and Labs to Starve Cancer
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Ryan McBride |
08/19/10 |
Boston
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Former Sirtris Execs’ Nonprofit Starts Selling Resveratrol with Potential Anti-Aging Effects Online
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Ryan McBride |
08/12/10 |
Boston
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Boston’s Autism Mini-Cluster: New Drugs and Diagnostics Target Mysterious Brain Disorders
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Ryan McBride |
07/22/10 |
Boston
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Adimab Inks Novartis Deal, GSK-Founded Tempero Pursues Hot Immunology Field, Metamark Gets $22M, & More Boston-Area Life Sciences News
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Erin Kutz |
07/16/10 |
Boston
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Glaxo’s Tempero Pharma Advances on Hot Niche of Immunology
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Ryan McBride |
07/15/10 |
Boston
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ThredUP Funded by New Micro VC Firm, Visterra Grabs $6M, Vivox Gets $2M From Peacock Equity, & More Boston-Area Deals News
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Erin Kutz |
07/14/10 |
Boston
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Metamark Genetics Raises $22M to Find Genetic Signs of Tumor Progression
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Ryan McBride |
07/13/10 |
Boston
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Amazon’s Cloud Computing Service Sees Opportunity in Genomic Data Overload
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Luke Timmerman |
07/06/10 |
National
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Former J&J Group Chairman’s Firm Backs BIND Biosciences in $12.4M Round
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Ryan McBride |
06/29/10 |
Boston
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