Axis Clinicals' plant will employ 100 workers at a former Wal-Mart site in Dilworth.
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Vascular Solutions reported a 15 percent jump in quarterly sales but costs tied to its ongoing legal battle with Boston Scientific caused the company to revise its earnings outlook.
The FDA sent a warning letter to American Medical Systems, identifying issues related to “process validation, risk analysis, and corrective and preventive action procedures.”
The U.S. Court of Appeals removed a preliminary injunction that Vascular Solutions previously won against Boston Scientific.
The increase in sales for the medical device manufacturer’s implanted defibrillators and pacemakers contributed to its strong first quarter.
The Hennepin County Medical Center plans to build a 322,000-square-foot medical center across the street from its current emergency department in downtown Minneapolis.
Healthcare Engagement Solutions, developer of mobile technology suite Uniphy, raised over half a million dollars from angel investors and is planning for more.
The Minneapolis-based health care IT company continues to grow.
After making a $10 million equity investment in CyVek, Inc., Techne Corporation said it plans to acquire the entire company if it meets certain performance benchmarks.
Founded in 2008, Holaira is working to treat the debilitating symptoms of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease.
The $14 million provision included in Governor Mark Dayton’s budget funds the equivalent of about 218 full-time employees in the Department of Human Services.
The Maple Grove pharmaceutical company sold three of its women’s health products to a company in New Jersey.
Following Dale Wahlstrom's retirement, Shaye Mandle, currently executive vice president and chief operating officer, will take the reins.
Mayo Clinic's physicians, scientists, and technicians will now spend roughly 15 months calibrating and testing equipment before opening the doors to patients.
Gravie, which helps individuals shop for health insurance, has now raised a total of $13 million; Minneapolis-based Argos Risk is among other local companies to recently raise funds.
GamePlan4Me was designed by St. Paul-based tech firm Augeo and has partnered with more than 15 professional athletes, most recently Kobe Bryant.
ProUroCare Medical, Inc., said it is delisting its stock in order to cut administrative costs, and to allow it to explore a possible sale.
Last month, Mayo announced a partnership with the Minnesota Timberwolves and Lynx in a basketball practice facility and sports medicine clinic inside the former Block E in downtown Minneapolis.