Biologics

From CEO moves to product debuts, here are seven developments from regenerative medicine companies since July 22.

Aziyo Biologics named Michelle Williams, PhD, as chief scientist, the regenerative medicine company said Aug. 26.

Cesar Ceballos, MD, founder of OrthoMiami, performed Miami's first BEAR procedure — a case involving a 19-year-old patient.

Scripps Clinic in San Diego added the BEAR biologic implant for ACL restoration, CBS affiliate KFMB reported Aug. 23.

Richard Caruso, PhD, founder, former CEO and former chair of Integra lifeSciences, has died, the company said Aug. 16.

Randal "Randy" Mills, PhD, co-founder of Aziyo Biologics, assumed the role of president and CEO of the company.

Orthofix and CGBio partnered for the development and commercialization of Novosis, a bone growth material and regenerative products.

AlloSource's president and CEO, Tom Cycyota, plans to retire after leading the biologics company for 22 years.

Anika Therapeutics earned the American Orthopedic Society for Sports Medicine's ACE award for cutting-edge innovation for its Tactoset product.

Five orthopedic surgeons are part of a new regenerative medicine scientific advisory board for Mimedx.