China has been engaged in the R&D and manufacturing of semi-automatic coagulation analyzers for over a decade, and based on the data from the website of the NMPA, in 2024 and 2025 (as od 15 August), a total of 2 instruments from 2 manufacturers have obtained registration certificates...

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Expedeon announced recently that it has agreed to sell its immunology and proteomics businesses to UK-based life science reagents and tools company Abcam for €120 million ($130.0 million) in cash.

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Patients interested in testing themselves at home for sleep apnea now have a few more options.

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