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Conor Hale

Washington, D.C.

Senior Editor at Fierce Biotech

Writing and reporting on medical developments for @FierceMedTech and @FierceBiotech

Articles

  • 5 days ago | fiercebiotech.com | Conor Hale

    Helping colorectal surgery patients avoid ostomyCEO: Kenton Fong Founded: 2016 Based: San Francisco The scoop: One of the hardest decisions for about 130,000 patients facing colorectal surgery each year is not just whether to undergo the procedure, but how to live with the procedure that comes with it.

  • 1 week ago | fiercebiotech.com | Conor Hale

    Siemens Healthineers has deployed its first mobile stroke unit in the U.S., with an ambulance equipped with its own CT scanner. Run by UCLA Health of Southern California, the specialized bus can respond to 911 calls alongside or instead of a standard ambulance, and perform a quick head scan on location to identify a blocked blood vessel or a dangerous brain bleed.

  • 1 week ago | fiercebiotech.com | Conor Hale

    A Dutch neuromodulation developer has raised $60 million to complete the development of its minimally invasive implant for people suffering from chronic migraines. Salvia BioElectronics’ device is currently being tested in a blinded, sham-controlled study, with two paper-thin implants placed under the skin at the front and back of the head that deliver electrical impulses to the nervous system, and activated on-demand by the user with an external wearable.

  • 1 week ago | fiercebiotech.com | Conor Hale

    Boston Scientific is pulling its latest transcatheter aortic heart valve platform from the worldwide market and said it will no longer pursue an approval in the U.S., following recent stumbles in a clinical study.

  • 1 week ago | fiercebiotech.com | Conor Hale

    Abbott’s MitraClip implant just got a new sibling. The FDA has approved the company’s Tendyne system, as a minimally invasive heart replacement for patients with mitral valve disease that would otherwise make them ineligible for the top-selling device. That includes patients whose mitral valves have severe annular calcification, or a buildup of hardened deposits around the valve’s ring-like base, causing backward-flowing leaks in the valve or a narrowing that hampers blood flow.

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18 Nov 22

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18 Nov 22

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