TUCSON, Ariz., June 10, 2026 — Critical Path Institute® (C-Path) today announced the appointment of Yalonda Howze, J.D., to its Board of Directors. Howze brings nearly two decades of executive leadership and legal experience across the biotechnology and life-science sectors, including her most recent current service as interim chief executive officer and president of Generation Bio.Continue reading→

Annual conference returns to Washington, D.C., Sept. 15-16; addresses challenges in establishing a new paradigm for how evidence of efficacy and safety is generated.Continue reading→

— Independent dual motor ventricular design demonstrates stable full circulatory support across all study procedures —

— Advancing second-generation Emperor TAH development toward a fully implantable system —
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These programs provide non-dilutive funding to help small businesses advance innovative technologies and bring promising discoveries closer to commercialization. Whether you’re developing a new therapeutic, diagnostic, medical device, digital health solution, or research tool, NIH funding can help accelerate your path forward.Continue reading→

Milestones in Research details 1,300 clinical and translational research studies, FDA-approved heart device, landmark Alzheimer’s prevention work

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Gut-Brain Axis Therapeutics is developing microbiota transplant therapy for treating gut-brain disorders in autism and related conditions. The company’s founding is deeply personal. Dr. James Adams, who leads the organization, has a daughter with autism, which motivated him 25 years ago to focus his research on treatments for the condition. 15 years ago, he led a study which demonstrated that gastrointestinal symptoms strongly correlated with autism symptoms, and that children with autism were missing beneficial bacteria and had harmful yeast. That led to their first clinical trial of microbiota transplant, which was very successful and led to 5 more, with the last 2 funded by Gut-Brain Axis Therapeutics.Continue reading→

Memorial Day is a time to remember and honor the men and women who gave their lives in military service to our country. Some died in war time, others died in peacetime. Some died in foreign lands, others died right here at home. We also remember service members who through their injuries, exposure to toxins, or wartime experiences had lives that ended too soon even though they made it home alive. Their sacrifice is the highest price that can be paid for the opportunities we have as Americans. Today, we remember them, honor them, and most if all, should be thankful for the lives that they lived and the sacrifice that they made for us.Continue reading→

Chronic HDV is considered the most severe form of viral hepatitis due to rapid disease progression towards liver failure and liver-related death –

– Approval introduces the first FDA-approved therapy for this disease with limited treatment options and high unmet need
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