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Orthopedic device developer Bioventus will invest $5 million into a new office and manufacturing space in Memphis, Tenn., and will create 44 jobs, according to Area Development.
A recent study showed a novel expandable spino-thoracic fixation device can bring significant improvements to children with type 3 osteogenesis imperfecta and thoracic insufficiency syndrome, according to Medical Xpress.
Phillip Immesoete, MD, will join Aultman Orrville Hospital in Ohio as a neurosurgeon.
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