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Ocean Biomedical SPAC deal set for shareholder vote
The Providence-based biopharma says it will finally go public through a special purpose acquisition company.
Former OHSU professor files lawsuit saying university made him a scapegoat
Dr. Andras Gruber said a statement sent to the campus community about his alleged sexual misconduct was false.
Legend Financial Advisors announces new CEO, CMO
James Holtzman succeeds the late Louis Stanasolovich; Christopher Kail promoted to CMO.
Here’s what you need to earn to be in Massachusetts’ top 1% of taxpayers
A new report highlights the stark gap between what average Americans earn and the top 1% of taxpayers.
Exclusive: Inside Baylor St. Luke’s new $426M tower near Texas Medical Center
The new O’Quinn Medical Tower, which will host the Dan L. Duncan Comprehensive Cancer Center, is part of a growing trend of expanding medical campuses in Houston.
Invacare files for bankruptcy
The Elyria, Ohio-based medical equipment maker and distributor has worked out a restructuring support agreement with “substantially all of its debt holders” prior to the bankruptcy filing.
Tivity Health buys digital health and wellness platform Burnalong
Burnalong connects users to more than 5,000 local fitness instructors who teach more than 30,000 live and on-demand classes.
Charlottesville’s BrightSpec raises millions to commercialize cutting-edge scientific instrument
After 10 years of development and testing, Charlottesville’s BrightSpec Inc. is ready to commercialize a cutting-edge scientific instrument. To that end, the company recently closed an $18.4 million Series C round.
The round was led by San Francisco’s Genoa Ventures and Ann Arbor, Michigan’s Arboretum Ventures and included participation from existing investors Medvest Capital of Birmingham, Alabama, Charlottesville’s Felton Group LLC and the UVA Seed Fund.
BrightSpec produces molecular…
KnowBe4 finalizes acquisition deal for $4.6 billion
CEO Stu Sjouwerman will gain roughly $112 million from the sale.
Company raises $8.8 million seed round for at-home cervical cancer screening kit
Teal Health has raised an $8.8 million seed round from investors including Serena Williams’ Serena Ventures to build a platform focused on women's health issues, starting with cervical cancer.
The company has developed an at-home cervical cancer screening kit that includes self-collection of a sample for screening. The Teal Health platform will enable conversation and engagement with medical professionals to support users and offer follow-up options.
Other investors include Emerson Collective,…