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AAOS invests in biologics R&D, seeks to develop knowledge for musculoskeletal care
The American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons is investing in research and development for biologics in a five-year initiative announced on Nov. 20. -
Cerapedics receives PMA supplement approval for peptide bone graft in ACDF
The FDA approved Cerapedics premarket approval supplement for i-Factor in anterior cervical discectomy and fusion procedures in patients with degenerative disc disease. -
NanoFUSE Biologics appoints Dr. Alok Sharan to scientific advisory board
Alok Sharan, MD, was recently appointed to the scientific advisory board at NanoFUSE Biologics. -
Boston orthopedic group installs ultrasound systems for hip, shoulder injections at 5 locations
Boston Sports and Shoulder Center installed the Sonimage HS1 compact ultrasound system and the Sonimage MX1 portable ultrasound system at its five practices in the Boston metropolitan area. -
Ohio orthopedic group offers nonsurgical Regenexx treatments for orthopedic conditions
Beacon Orthopaedics & Sports Medicine in Sharonville, Ohio, is providing Regenexx regenerative medicine treatments as an alternative to orthopedic surgery, reports WCPO. -
To fund or not to fund? — The California Institute for Regenerative Medicine is the question
California voters are wrestling with the question of whether to support a ballot initiative that will grant the Oakland-based California Institute for Regenerative Medicine another $5.5 billion to continue its research-funding efforts, the Sacramento Business Journal reports. -
Florida orthopedic, sports medicine clinic offers stem cell treatments
Sarasota, Fla.-based Bennett Orthopedics and Sportsmedicine is providing patients access to stem cell treatments to address pain. -
New York researchers developing estrogen-based biomaterial to treat spinal cord injuries
Researchers at Troy, N.Y.-based Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute designed a biomaterial that could provide targeted treatment to injured spinal cords and tissue to prevent additional damage, reports Sci Tech Daily. -
Former orthopedic clinic, owners pay $7.1M settlement over alleged unnecessary knee injections, braces: 4 details
Seven former Osteo Relief Institutes and their owners will pay millions of dollars to settle fraud allegations. -
LifeNet Health opens regenerative medicine distribution center featuring orthopedic, neurosurgery products
LifeNet Health opened a regenerative medicine logistics and distribution facility in Indianapolis on Oct. 15. -
MedTech recognizes Biologica Technologies as top startup
MedTech Outlook Magazine recognized Biologica Technologies as one of the Top 10 MedTech Startups in 2019. -
Emory, Duke & more: 4 facilities participate in $13M clinical trial for knee stem cell treatment
Four medical facilities in the U.S. are engaging in a $13 million clinical trial to study stem cell treatment for osteoarthritis in the knee, reports WKRG. -
New Bioventus website provides pain relief info for knee osteoarthritis
Bioventus launched a disease and product information website called OAKneePainRelief.com to provide information on knee osteoarthritis for patients and providers. -
Orthocell scaffold sees positive results in orthopedic nerve regeneration trial
Orthocell noted positive interim clinical results for CelGro, its collagen-based scaffold to support tissue growth and repair, reports Small Caps. -
The state of BMP in spine surgery today
At the North American Spine Society Annual Meeting, in a Sept. 25 panel session titled "BMP in 2019 – The Biologic Hasn't Changed but the Evidence Has," a group of physicians discussed the state of BMP today. -
Vor Biopharma boosts leadership team
Stem cell-focused oncology company Vor Biopharma made a series of appointments to its leadership team. -
The Spine Journal publishes DiscGenics research for back pain treatment — 5 insights
The Spine Journal, the official journal of the North American Spine Society, published a DiscGenics study examining preclinical testing for Discogenic Cells, reports OA Online. -
Chicago Medical School to honor Dr. Wayne Olan — 4 insights
Rosalind Franklin University's Chicago Medical School recognized Wayne Olan, MD, as a distinguished alumnus. -
Royal Biologics launches allograft for spine, neurosurgery
Royal Biologics recently launched the Maxx Ultra Cord with clinical applications in spine and neurosurgery. -
Drug company appoints David Schaffer to biologics advisory board — 3 insights
Drug company Catalent named David Schaffer, PhD, to its biologics advisory board.
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