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Medigram Leads Mobile Medicine Technology Ecosystem Partnering With Routledge, Taylor & Francis on a New Book Series and Announces New Book, Advanced Health Technology, Our Second Consecutive Book to Debut as the #1 New Release for Medical Technology

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星期三, 十一月 23, 2022
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With this knowledge, readers will be able to define their legacies by successfully transforming healthcare with technology.

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  • With this knowledge, readers will be able to define their legacies by successfully transforming healthcare with technology.
  • This proven multidisciplinary team of 23 leaders also continues pushing healthcare and technology boundaries with new book series editions.
  • In conjunction with this new book release, we announce the establishment of two book series and series editor, Sherri Douville, CEO at Medigram, editor of Mobile Medicine and Advanced Health Technology .
  • Were now doubling down on our keys to success for our next books and series with the following principles.

Y2X Life Sciences Completes Option Agreement for SARS-CoV-2 Detection Technology from Washington University in St. Louis

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星期一, 九月 13, 2021
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The licensed biosensor technology was developed in a multidisciplinary collaborative effort by researchers from the School of Medicine and McKelvey School of Engineering at Washington University in St. Louis.

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  • The licensed biosensor technology was developed in a multidisciplinary collaborative effort by researchers from the School of Medicine and McKelvey School of Engineering at Washington University in St. Louis.
  • We are pleased to partner with Y2X Life Sciences to bring this important technology out of the laboratory and into devices that can help save lives, said Professor Cirrito.
  • We are very excited to work with Washington University to expedite development of this core technology and in collaboration with our partners, initiate testing to secure regulatory approvals, and fulfill Y2X Life Sciences mission of providing safe environments.
  • Headquartered in New York, Y2X Life Sciences is an innovative company with a focus on effective and safe products to disrupt the transmission of infectious disease.