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Sirtex to triple US manufacturing capacity

03 August, 2012 by Dylan Bushell-Embling

Sirtex (ASX:SIR) will spend $4m over the next 18 months to expand threefold its US manufacturing capacity for SIR-Spheres doses.


Brian McNamee to step down from CSL next July

03 August, 2012 by Dylan Bushell-Embling

CSL's (ASX:CSL) CEO for the last 22 years, Dr Brian McNamee, will hand the reins to successor Paul Perrault in July 2013.


AusBiotech responds to NSW’s draft Manufacturing Industry Action Plan

02 August, 2012 by AusBiotech

AusBiotech has undertaken extensive consultation with its NSW medical technology members through an open consultation forum and private meetings and responded to the draft NSW Manufacturing Industry Action Plan.


Kavanagh lends marketing experience to Nanosonics’ board

02 August, 2012 by Dylan Bushell-Embling

Newly-appointed Nanosonics (ASX:NAN) director Michael Kavanagh will offer his experience introducing new products into the healthcare market in order to see the company succeed on the world stage.


Start-up gets backing for stroke rehab tool

02 August, 2012 by Dylan Bushell-Embling

UniQuest's latest start-up SMART Arm has secured investment support to launch its eponymous product, a device for improving arm function in stroke victims.


Bioniche developing synthetic cow fertility product

01 August, 2012 by Dylan Bushell-Embling

Bioniche Life Sciences (ASX:BNC) could be on the road to developing the world's first entirely synthetic FSH product for increasing fertility rates in cows, proof-of-concept stage data suggests.


pSivida signs first evaluation deal for eye treatment

31 July, 2012 by Dylan Bushell-Embling

pSivida (ASX:PVA) has scored another deal this week, with a major biopharmaceutical company signing up to evaluate the company's Tethadur opthalmic technology.


New ASX listing rules to support maturing biotechs

31 July, 2012 by AusBiotech

As part of a range of initiatives to improve the competitiveness of Australia’s financial markets, the Australian Securities Exchange (ASX) has finalised new listing rules to help make it easier for small to medium size companies to raise capital for investment.


Alchemia set to receive share of profits from fondaparinux sales

31 July, 2012 by Dylan Bushell-Embling

Alchemia Limited (ASX:ACL) is due to start receiving a share of the profits from US sales of its anticoagulant product, generic fondaparinux.


CathRx borrows to cover short term expenses

31 July, 2012 by Tim Dean

CathRx (ASX:CXD) has taken a $1m loan to cover short term expenses until it can finalise a more substantial capital raising, due within a couple of months.


Osprey Medical packs $18m cash after IPO

30 July, 2012 by Dylan Bushell-Embling

Medical device company Osprey Medical (ASX:OSP) is still cashed up from its 20 million IPO on the ASX, despite recording a cash outflow for the June quarter of $1.4 million.


Universal Biosensors gets second $1.5m payment

27 July, 2012 by Dylan Bushell-Embling

Universal Biosensors (ASX:UBI) has earned a second $1.5 million milestone payment from Siemens Healthcare, seven weeks after receiving the first.


AAMRI calls for government to spur biotech commercialisation

27 July, 2012 by Tim Dean

The government has a significant role to play in helping Australia’s world class medical research be translated into genuine health and economic benefits, says the Association of Australian Medical Research Institutes (AAMRI).


Investment event of the year calls for expressions of interest

26 July, 2012 by AusBiotech

AusBiotech invites your expression of interest for the opportunity to present at the Australasian Life Science Investment Summit (ALSIS) 2012 as one of 40 of Australasia’s most promising biotechnology companies.


BREVAGen receives approval to sell in California

26 July, 2012 by Tim Dean

Genetic Technologies (ASX:GTG) continues its push into the US with BREVAGen, with it gaining approval to sell into California.


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