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Medical schools across the country are expanding student training on how to identify and fight opioid abuse, according to ABCNews.
Drugmakers are heading into unmarked territory with the development of vaccines for pregnant women, according to Bloomberg.
The Food and Drug Administration approved the Xpert Carba-R Assay, a test that can analyze patient specimens to detect specific genetic markers associated with bacteria resistant to carbapenem antibiotics, which are commonly used in hospitals to treat severe infections.
The Food and Drug Administration approved the Raindrop Near Vision Inlay, a device implanted into the cornea of one eye to improve close up vision.
Researchers at Johannes Gutenberg University of Mainz in Germany are conducting early human studies for a "universal cancer vaccine."
A growing number of med tech startups are entering the breast pump market, redesigning the device to improve comfort and convenience for women who breast-feed, according to ABC13.
Six health systems, all part of consortium AllSpire Health Partners, have formed a group purchasing organization.
Global Healthcare Exchange, a company focused on healthcare supply chain management solutions, recently acquired Hap-X, a leader in automated payment management solutions.
Park City, Utah-based Distal Access created a new tissue resection device to easily remove uterine polyps.
Tesaro's experimental ovarian cancer drug niraparib proved to significantly lengthen progression-free survival time in patients during a recent Stage 3 trial.