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IsomAb Raises £7.5M in Funding - Vimarsana News

IsomAb Raises £7.5M in Funding

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IsomAb builds towards £35m Series A after £7.5m seed round is backed by US money - Vimarsana News

IsomAb builds towards £35m Series A after £7.5m seed round is backed by US money

Biotech company IsomAb Ltd, whose registered office is at St John’s Innovation Centre in Cambridge, has excited investors with its antibody technology. The company has closed a £7.5 million financing to accelerate its lead candidate to treat peripheral arterial disease.

The New Triad: Here Is What's Going To Happen When Generative AI Gets Squarely Lodged Into The Middle Of The Cherished Doctor-Patient Relationship - Vimarsana News

The New Triad: Here Is What's Going To Happen When Generative AI Gets Squarely Lodged Into The Middle Of The Cherished Doctor-Patient Relationship

Get ready for major changes to the doctor-patient relationship once generative AI gets added into the mix. This is a close look at the new doctor-AI-patient relationship.

Source: forbes.com
4 Your Health: Pennsylvania had record year for organ donations in 2023 - Vimarsana News

4 Your Health: Pennsylvania had record year for organ donations in 2023

A local father of four’s life was almost taken by a sudden heart attack. Thanks to the generosity of an organ donor, he's now 'thriving.'

Source: wtae.com
North Texas school districts defend decision to cancel Tuesday classes - Vimarsana News

North Texas school districts defend decision to cancel Tuesday classes

Having schools closed when the streets were clear and most employers operating with business as usual created a challenge for working parents. School district leaders explained what was behind their decision.