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Bright Uro Snags $23M To Make Urology Diagnostics Easier for Providers & Patients Bright Uro raised $23 million in Series A funds to help achieve FDA clearance for its urodynamics system and launch the product in the U.S. Should it be cleared, the system will become the first product on the market able perform urodynamic monitoring wirelessly and without a catheter, the company's CEO said. Navigating What Comes Next for mRNA Therapeutics The next era for mRNA-based therapeutics and vaccines is here, and it's time to move from an R&D mindset to a focus on long-term success with mRNA and bringing these innovative therapeutics to patients at scale. Unmasking the STI Crisis: At-Home Testing's Role in Overcoming STI Testing With at-home STI testing kits, people can get tested in the comfort and privacy of their own homes. These test kits are available at most pharmacies and are easy to use. Rising Cost of New Medications, Will the People Who Need Them Most be able to Afford them? Healthcare has traditionally been built around the convenience of the provider and not the patient. Worse, it tends to treat all patients the same regardless of the condition they are trying to manage. If we want to improve medication compliance, we have to make access, support, and most importantly financial assistance a priority.

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MedCity Moves Podcast: Recent Hires, Layoffs & an Interview with Jeff Good, Chief Sustainability Executive at Northwestern Medicine For the November episode, we discuss some recent executive hires and departures occurring in the healthcare sector, as well as layoffs affecting the industry. We also hear from Jeff Good, who just became Northwestern Medicine's first chief sustainability executive. Listen Now

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