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Spun off from the accelerator NuXcel, ShiraTronics is a med-tech startup working on migraine headache treatment.
The 81-year-old actress explained what drives her to civil disobedience during an appearance at Manova Summit.
The app is an updated version of the former Health4Me app. Features include the ability to directly schedule virtual visits with physicians.
The update, which draws on the U of M’s trademark gold and red, aims to create a clearer and more unified Fairview identity and highlight Fairview’s connection to the university.
As part of the launch, Starkey has rebranded its existing onsite clinic.
Under Excel’s “Lighthouse Program,” the Minneapolis health care nonprofit will work with Florida-based Excel Medical on improving clinical workflow-focused software platforms.
Ellison and several other attorneys general are seeking to kill the Trump administration’s “final conscience rule,” which makes it easier for healthcare providers to refuse patients based on religious beliefs.
To be led by MayKao Hang, the college will house a school of social work, nursing, and professional psychology.
The clinic says it will manage data access using “rigorous long-standing institutional controls.”
The organization has brought on five industry heavyweights to help advance its “healthcare transformation initiative.”
The Minneapolis medical device maker has received federal premarket approval for what it claims is the world’s first heart failure neuromodulation device.
The new Motion Medical will accelerate the development of medical technology and new minimally invasive treatments for “unmet medical needs.”
The Republican politician, who lost his House seat to Dean Phillips in the 2018 election, replaces a retiring member of the board of directors of the St. Paul-based medtech company.
The fast-growing Minneapolis-based startup, which has raised $440 million in four years, will expand into 13 new markets across seven states and expand product offerings in existing markets.
Two years after merging with a German competitor to form the world’s largest healthcare sterilization product supply company, Key Surgical has acquired German wholesaler Insitumed GmbH.
A Twin Cities real estate developer has taken on Blue Cross Blue Shield of Minnesota, one of the largest health insurers in the state. A hospital group has asked for state investigations into the insurer. Has Blue Cross run afoul of the law?
The $52 million expansion included a pair of two-story additions, along with a new main entry and commons space.