MicroRNA: The Diamond in the Rough?

April 15, 2013 OneMedPlace Team 0

MicroRNA’s are very small endogenous, non-coding, oligonucleotides. They are implicated in regulating a broad range of biological processes. These are molecules which are involved in important regulation of biological processes, and the potential of using these molecules as targets for treatment is becoming ever more apparent. With increased interest from big pharma, it is now important to identify a handful of smallcap companies specializing in this field.

2013, A Year for Point-of-Care Diagnostics Growth

February 4, 2013 Chelli Miller 0

Response Biomedical Corp. (RBM.TO)(RPBIF) is bringing in 2013 with a bang announcing their 2nd US distribution deal since the 1st week in January. Earlier in the month Response Biomedical entered a distribution agreement with US hospital supplier Laboratory Supply Company Inc. (Labsco) to distribute its cardiovascular portfolio of RAMP® products to small hospitals. By the end of January Response Biomedical announced their 2nd US distribution agreement with Fishers Healthcare for their RAMP® Flu A + B tests and RAMP® RSV test on the RAMP® 200.

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Release: Amarantus BioSciences Announces MANF Demonstrates Superiority over GDNF in Neurorestoration Behavioural Animal Model of Parkinson’s Disease

October 25, 2012 OneMedPlace Team 0

The following is a news release published October 25 by Amarantus BioSciences discussing positive behavioural efficacy data for MANF, the company’s powerful therapeutic protein with neuron-protective properties. Data from a neurorestoration 6-hydroxydopamine (6-OHDA) rat model Parkinson’s disease shows superiority of MANF over GDNF.

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The Latest Cardiology News

May 22, 2010 vanderson 1

Cameron Health has released positive clinical trial data on a unique therapy to prevent sudden cardiac arrest, a leading cause of death in the U.S.

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Dimera Fights the “Silent Killer”

February 23, 2010 vanderson 0

According to the American Heart Association, heart disease is the number one killer of women over age 25–more than the next five causes of death, or all forms of cancer, combined.