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PREVISE CLOSES $3M SEED TO TACKLE EARLY CANCER DETECTION AND LAUNCHES COMPANY'S FIRST ESOPHAGEAL CANCER PROGNOSTIC TEST - Vimarsana News

PREVISE CLOSES $3M SEED TO TACKLE EARLY CANCER DETECTION AND LAUNCHES COMPANY'S FIRST ESOPHAGEAL CANCER PROGNOSTIC TEST

/PRNewswire/ -- Previse, formerly known as Capsulomics, Inc., announced that the company has closed a $3M seed round and launched its first...

Atrium, Wake Forest medical school break ground on Charlotte campus - Vimarsana News

Atrium, Wake Forest medical school break ground on Charlotte campus

Atrium Health and Wake Forest University School of Medicine broke ground Tuesday on a planned $1.5 billion Charlotte innovation district that has a 20-acre medical campus as an anchor.

Atrium Health, Wexford breaks ground on transformative development - Vimarsana News

Atrium Health, Wexford breaks ground on transformative development

CHARLOTTE – Construction of the long-awaited medical school near Uptown Charlotte is officially underway. The Queen City is the nation’s largest city without a 4-year medical school.

Innovation Quarter officials ready to hit restart button on planned Phase II - Vimarsana News

Innovation Quarter officials ready to hit restart button on planned Phase II

Officials with downtown Winston-Salem’s Innovation Quarter are trying to thread an economic needle in their attempt to jump-start Phase II of the ambitious economic-development and public-health project.

Director change at Wake Forest Baptist cancer center spurs resignation by advisory board - Vimarsana News

Director change at Wake Forest Baptist cancer center spurs resignation by advisory board

Director change at Wake Forest Baptist cancer center spurs resignation by advisory board