Bright Uro Raises $6M in Seed Financing and Grant
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Bright Uro announced its company launch with $6 million in total funding, including a grant from the National Institutes of Health (NIH).
SALT LAKE CITY — At 11, Sam Hoopes began taking medication for a stomach condition. He didn't realize then what it would lead to today, nor did he understand the number of lives it would impact. Hoopes was the first of many successful live liver transplants performed by doctors at Intermountain Healthcare after hospitals opened back up for surgeries after COVID-19 shut down hospitals last spring. The conditions of the pandemic actually created an environment in which the organ transplant program thrived. Intermountain reported a record 222 adult patient abdominal organ transplants in 2020, ...
Deseret News Intermountain Healthcare experiences record number of transplants in 2020 Share this story Sam Hoopes SALT LAKE CITY — At 11, Sam Hoopes began taking medication for a stomach condition. He didn’t realize then what it would lead to today, nor did he understand the number of lives it would impact. Hoopes was the first of many successful live liver transplants performed by doctors at Intermountain Healthcare after hospitals opened back up for surgeries after COVID-19 shut down hospitals last spring. The conditions of the pandemic actually created an environment in which the orga...
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