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  SANTA CLARA, Calif., July 21, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Axon Therapies, a private company focused on addressing a root cause of heart failure, today announced the appointment of seasoned medical device executive Chad Hoskins as Chief Executive Officr (CEO). Mr. Hoskins will lead the company as it transitions from early development towards regulatory clearance and commercialization of its novel heart failure treatment, splanchnic ablation for volume management (SAVM), using the Satera™ Ablation System. "Axon is poised to disrupt the heart failure market by treating a root cause of the disease ...

MCRA Expands its Cardiovascular Division, Hiring Fernando Aguel, Former Assistant Division Director, FDA Circulatory Support Devices News provided by Share this article Share this article WASHINGTON, May 20, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- MCRA, LLC, a leading medical device and biologics advisory firm and clinical research organization (CRO) integrating US and International Regulatory, Clinical Research, Reimbursement, Healthcare Compliance, and Quality Assurance, is pleased to announce the hiring of Fernando Aguel as Vice President, Heart Failure & Circulatory Support Regulatory Affairs. Fernando prev...

Basil Systems Launches Commercial Platform While Securing $1.5M in Seed Funding Share Article BOSTON (PRWEB) March 16, 2021 Basil Systems publicly released the commercial version of its SaaS platform while announcing the company’s first funding round which will be used to accelerate growth. Basil is a healthcare-focused start-up delivering a comprehensive system for the medical device and pharmaceutical industries, helping companies deliver safe and innovative products to patients and consumers, while reducing the time to get...

Those fever scanners that everyone is using to fight covid can be wildly inaccurate, researchers find Drew Harwell © Ahn Young-Joon/AP A thermal scanner shows the estimated body temperatures of travelers in Seoul. Temperature-scanning devices that check for fevers in schools, workplaces and public venues across the United States distort the results in a way that could overlook the telltale sign of a coronavirus infection, according to new research that casts doubt on the systems’ effectiveness in helping people resume normal life. The thermal cameras and “temperature t...

A flood of thermal scanners hit the market last year. But researchers say many of the devices use software that can make a feverish person appear perfectly well.