At least 1 billion people worldwide have impaired vision that could have been prevented or has gone untreated, according to the World Health Organization. A North Carolina startup has plans to help address that huge problem.
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For the third time since opening a Charlotte R&D and manufacturing facility in 2012, Illinois-based medical device company Medical Murray is celebrating the opening of an even bigger “home” in the Queen City – this one encompassing 30,000 square feet.
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Durham-based 410 Medical which in May a new and improved version of LifeFlow, its medical device for treating life-threatening low blood pressure, shock and sepsis in critically ill patients, has raised $8 million in venture capital.
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RFPi, a Greenville medical device company, has landed the first Phase II Small Business Technology Transfer grant ever awarded by the National Institutes of Health in Eastern North Carolina or with East Carolina University as the academic research partner.
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Durham-based 410 Medical has launched a new and improved version of LifeFlow, its medical device for treating life-threatening low blood pressure, shock and sepsis in critically ill patients.
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The nearly $5 million in equity that Cary-based Phoenix Cardiac raised this month should enable it to gain European approval of its medical device that fixes a heart valve problem, according to its founder and CEO Gopal Muppirala.
Read MoreA cardiovascular medical device company has raised $4.4 million in a private equity offering but wants to raise much more.
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