- NUS launches additive manufacturing facilities for biomedical applications
- Korean scientists create first nanoparticle-based tissue adhesive
- AIDS related deaths decline claims UN report
- emids acquires healthcare IT firm Encore
- BIOTRONIK US launches proven DX technology for heart failure patients
- GE and Global Good sign licensing deal for malaria diagnostics
- iKang forms partnership for healthcare investments
- Philips’ new ultrasound solution compatible with smart devices, now available in Singapore
- Do not leave the town without passing a health care bill: Trump to republican senators
- South Korean pharma emerging as manufacturing export hub
- SleepCogni receives continued funding for insomnia research
- Scale Matrix teams up with OnRamp and Cloudian to improve the efficiency of sequencing analysis
- Abbott Diabetes Care teams up with Bigfoot Biomedical to develop methods for diabetes management
- Start-up Embark Veterinary raises another $4.5 million from investors
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BioTech | 17 July 2017 | News
Verily to release 20 million sterile male mosquitoes in Fresno
Verily, the life sciences division of Google’s parent company Alphabet has begun releasing bacteria infe...Read more
Drug Discovery | 17 July 2017 | News
U.S. FDA approves Janssen’s TREMFYA for the treatment of moderate to severe plaque psoriasis
Janssen Biotech, Inc. has announced that the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approved TREMFYA (guselku...Read more
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Pharma | 20 July 2017 | News
South Korean pharma emerging as manufacturing export hub
CPhI Korea returns to Seoul COEX Convention and Exhibition Centre for its fourth edition from 22nd-24thAu...Read more
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Singapore | 21 July 2017 | News
NUS launches additive manufacturing facilities for biomedical applications
The National University of Singapore Centre for Additive Manufacturing (or AM.NUS) was launched by Mr Amrin Am...Read more
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MedTech | 20 July 2017 | News
BIOTRONIK US launches proven DX technology for heart failure patients
Singapore - BIOTRONIK (a german medical device company) announced FDA approval and availability of the Intica ...Read more
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Japan | 28 June 2017 | News
Japan’s Z- Works raises funding
Tokyo-based Z-Works, the Japanese startup developing IoT (Internet of Things) healthcare monitoring solutions ...Read more
Asia-Emerging Healthcare Startup Hub
Gone are those days when medical research and innovation was only the forte of big pharmaceutical companies or research institutions. Nowadays healthcare startups are coming up with novel ideas, promising new discoveries and better healthcare delivery using simple apps or technologies. Rising income levels, an ageing population, increasing prevalence and awareness of lifestyle diseases have led to a strong
demand for health-care services in Asia, leading to burst of many healthcare startups across the continent.
