Matthias Aizenberg

The Healthcare Regulatory Check-Up Newsletter for February 2025 provides an in-depth overview of significant developments and updates in healthcare regulation, litigation, and policy changes in the United States. This article summarizes key settlements, legal actions, legislative proposals,

African swine fever (ASF) is a highly contagious and deadly viral disease affecting both domesticated and wild pigs. With its widespread prevalence in areas such as Africa, Europe, Asia, and the Caribbean, this disease has significant economic implications. Recent estimates state that if ASF were

Roche has recently entered into a groundbreaking multi-year collaboration with Oxford BioTherapeutics (OBT), valued at over a billion dollars, to spearhead the development of novel antibody-based cancer treatments. This significant partnership focuses on the creation of innovative therapies such as

In an era where technology is constantly evolving the healthcare landscape, the recent partnership between the New Jersey Innovation Institute (NJII) and Cognome holds significant promise. This alliance is poised to make substantial strides in improving patient care through the integration of

Glucose, a simple sugar widely recognized for its role as the primary energy source for most living cells, has recently been discovered to play a critical role beyond its conventional function. In groundbreaking research conducted by a team at Stanford Medicine, glucose has been identified as a

The healthcare sector faces dynamic shifts as we approach 2025, with significant implications for Human Resources (HR) management. In order to effectively respond, HR leaders must stay ahead of the curve by addressing key workforce trends, embracing technology, ensuring compliance, and fostering a

Retinitis pigmentosa, an inherited retinal disease, is characterized by progressive vision loss over time, ultimately leading to severe visual impairment. The disease affects the retinal photoreceptor cells, where the degeneration results in the gradual loss of night vision, peripheral vision, and

The COVID-19 pandemic underscored significant challenges that tested the resilience of the global biotech industry, causing unprecedented disruptions but also highlighting areas ripe for growth and innovation. Against this backdrop, the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) countries, with Saudi Arabia at

The recent advancements in open-source AI models have sparked an engaging dialogue in the medical community about their potential to rival proprietary counterparts in diagnosing complex clinical cases. A National Institutes of Health (NIH)-funded study, led by researchers at Harvard Medical School,

Research on cranial osteopathic manipulation for TBI treatment has received $2.17 million from the NIH. This funding supports Virginia Tech’s Pamela VandeVord and Edward Via College of Osteopathic Medicine’s Gunnar Brolinson. Their collective efforts aim to explore innovative non-invasive str