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AvidBiotics Sees New Angle for Personalized Medicine in Antibiotics
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Luke Timmerman |
02/01/12 |
San Francisco
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Four Themes to Watch in Personalized Medicine
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Jonathan Sheffi |
01/30/12 |
San Francisco
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From AI to Bioengineering
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Sebastian Thrun |
01/18/12 |
San Francisco
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Ann Arbor’s Everist Genomics Develops New Tests for Cancer Risk
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Sarah Schmid |
12/14/11 |
Detroit
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Buyouts, Quantified Health, & More San Diego Life Sciences News
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Bruce V. Bigelow |
12/01/11 |
San Diego
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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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Come Get Coffee With Xconomy at Our Tuesday Meetup. And GI Alumni, Bring Your Swag
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Luke Timmerman |
11/04/11 |
Boston
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The Cancer Drug Dark Ages Are Coming to an End
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Luke Timmerman |
10/31/11 |
National
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23andMe Identifies Possible Protective Gene Against Parkinson’s Disease
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Bruce V. Bigelow |
10/25/11 |
San Diego
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Life Sciences 2031: What about 2011?
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David Sable |
10/20/11 |
New York
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Cleave Biosciences Nabs $42M, Veteran Execs, to Chase Personalized Cancer Therapies
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Luke Timmerman |
10/11/11 |
San Francisco
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Thane Kreiner, the Biotech-Entrepreneur-Turned-Educator With 1 Billion People on His Mind
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Luke Timmerman |
08/25/11 |
San Francisco
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Stéphane Bancel, Former bioMérieux CEO, Talks Future of Startups, Diagnostics, Pharma
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Gregory T. Huang |
08/04/11 |
Boston
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Innovation at Large Scale: A Glimpse of this Thursday’s XSITE Keynote by Intellectual Ventures’ Edward Jung
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Robert Buderi |
06/14/11 |
Boston
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Zacharon Aligns with Pfizer, Conatus Raises Big Bucks, Software Veteran Wins Wireless Institute Challenge, & More San Diego Life Sciences News
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Bruce V. Bigelow |
04/14/11 |
San Diego
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Blueprint Medicines Brings In $40M, Led by Third Rock, for Targeted Cancer Therapies
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Gregory T. Huang |
04/11/11 |
Boston
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Will the Bay Area Still Be the No. 1 Biotech Cluster in 20 Years? We’ll Ask Tomorrow
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Luke Timmerman |
03/15/11 |
San Francisco
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Genomic Health, Taking a Hit on Bottom Line, Bets Next-Gen Sequencing Will Yield Next-Gen Diagnostics
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Luke Timmerman |
02/15/11 |
San Francisco
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Adriana Jenkins, Boston Biotech PR Maven, Dies from Breast Cancer at 41
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Luke Timmerman |
02/10/11 |
Boston
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See You This Afternoon at “Computing in the Age of the $1,000 Genome”
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Luke Timmerman |
02/07/11 |
Seattle
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Diagnostics Are Warming Up in Era of Fast, Cheap Sequencing, Says MDV’s Rowan Chapman
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Luke Timmerman |
02/07/11 |
San Francisco
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California Biotech To Add Jobs, Merck’s Bet on Biotech Drugs in Palo Alto, & More Bay Area Life Sciences News
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Luke Timmerman |
02/04/11 |
San Francisco
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Seattle Genetics Reloads, Uptake Ups and Leaves, PhysioSonics Raises Cash, & More Seattle-Area Life Sciences News
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Luke Timmerman |
02/03/11 |
Seattle
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Personalized Medicine Regulation Needs More Than Band-Aids
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Daniel Vorhaus |
01/28/11 |
National
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The 20-Year Outlook for Bay Area Life Sciences, Coming March 16
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Luke Timmerman |
01/25/11 |
San Francisco
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Internet Commerce Pioneer Seeks to Crack Secretive Culture With Cancer Commons
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Luke Timmerman |
01/04/11 |
San Francisco
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In Talk on Personalized Medicine, Life Technologies’ CEO Explains Shift in Corporate Strategy
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Bruce V. Bigelow |
10/26/10 |
San Diego
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Sage Attracts Bigwigs, Hutch Adds Immunotherapy Center, the Pro-Life Vaccine Firm, & More Seattle-Area Life Sciences News
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Luke Timmerman |
10/07/10 |
Seattle
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Necessity is the Mother of Stratification: Personalized Medicine is Getting Real
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Don Rule |
09/30/10 |
Seattle
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NextBio Finds Profit at Intersection Between Public and Private Genomic Data
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Luke Timmerman |
09/28/10 |
San Francisco
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