With immense participation from companies dedicating their resources to finding a cure for Covid-19, Aetion has recently partnered with the FDA to use their Evidence Platform to better explore the history of the disease and integrate real world evidence in finding the best treatment. This collaboration will produce fast and real-time results in a time-sensitive …
Lung cancer leads in mortality ahead of all other cancer deaths in both developed and undeveloped countries and is the second most commonly diagnosed cancer after breast cancer. While the disease is showing nominal decline due to successful public health measures (like cessation programs) and people abstaining from smoke and tobacco products, lung and bronchial cancer …
Starting a challenging role while under the circumstances of a global pandemic, Kathryn Schubert was announced President and CEO of the Society for Women’s Health Research (SWHR) on April 1, 2020. Paving the way for women representation, Schubert will be succeeding after Dr. Amy Miller who has led the organization as President and CEO for …
At a time when most companies are challenged with planning their initial diversity and inclusion dialogues, The Biotechnology Innovation Organization (BIO) had already introduced their first black, woman CEO. She is the third chief executive of the organization that made their announcement on May 14, 2020 and Dr. Michelle McMurry-Heath assumed this role as President …
BIO’s New CEO Michelle McMurry-Heath- Exemplifying the Diverse Biotech Ecosystem Read More »
One of the themes of the 2020 JP Morgan Healthcare Conference was medical technologies, with the outbreak of COVID-19 there has been an increasing emphasis on the importance of telehealth and telemedicine. The Health Resources Services Administration defines telehealth as the use of information and computing technology for the delivery of remote healthcare access. Telemedicine …
Breast cancer is the most common cancer diagnosed among women. Over a lifetime, approximately 1 in 8 women develop breast cancer. When treated early, survival rates at five years are 100%. However, for more advanced states, survival rates decline significantly. Over 3 million women live with a current or previous diagnosis of breast cancer. Any …
Vertex Pharmaceuticals will be appointing their first ever female CEO to head their billion dollar company. Dr. Reshma Kewalramani, will be replacing Dr. Jeffrey Leiden on April 1, 2020, who will continue on as Executive Chairman. This shift in leadership is announced in the midst of scrutiny the pharmaceutical company is still facing surrounding the …
1. Celmatix14 Wall Street, Suite 16DNew York, NY 10005. Focus on a female’s infertility and women’s health through technology-enabled products and better data. 2. Harlem Biospace 423 W 127th StreetNew York, NY 10027 Harlem Biospace is a biotech incubator, the first of its kind in New York City that offers a affordable shared wet-lab space …
Metropolitan New York Biotech Companies with Female Founders Read More »
We are in the course of Metropolitan New York executing its plan to become a major hub for biotechnology. We certainly have the appropriate lattice of talent- major medical research institutions in the hotbed of Pharm Country with direct subway lines to venture capital. The city is excited about the magnitude of unleashed potential finally …
New York Metro and Its Innovative Women Scientists and Entrepreneurs. Read More »
The emerging biotech scene in New York is refreshingly akin to the city’s eclectic metropolitan culture. The city’s liberal and progressive landscape yields a diverse talent pool with the necessary attributes to spearhead medical science advancement. Compared to other biotech hubs (eg. Biotech Bay, Biotech Beach, Biotech Capital), the opportunity might different for the women …
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