Archive for the ‘Medical Device Patenting News’ Category
Annual Medical Device Patenting Conference
I am in San Francisco, California, attending the Annual Medical Device Patenting Conference. It is a great conference with superb speakers with expertise in the patenting and commercialization of medical devices. More details are available here and summarized below: Best Practices for Top Medical Device Executives in Development of IP Documentation, Protection of Patents in the US... Read More
Medical Patents – Windfall Opportunities and Innovation from Wisconsin
Think medical patents couldn't derive from a place known largely for its cheese? The University of Wisconsin-Madison begs to differ, and the students who flock to their biomedical engineering program from all over the country agree. Taking an unusual experiential approach, UW-Madison sets itself apart by offering students the opportunity to solve real-life clinical issues through research and desi... Read More
Patent Approved for Hythiam’s Alcohol Treatment Program
Interest in the mind-body connection in particular is a trend that has continued to grow over the last several years, and you can see this in patented products in virtually every category, including fitness, publishing, alternative health practices, the expansion of nutraceuticals into even our soda, etc.
CDEX’s Medical Patent Offers Industry Increased Security
It's hard to imagine a broader category for medical innovation than that of safety. CDEX has certainly made a big business of this, and maybe you can, too.
Dolly the Sheep Creators Secure New Medical Patent
The Rosilin Institute, which stunned the world when they cloned Dolly the Sheep, have secured additional cloning patents, as announced in Earth Times (December 11, 2007). This further strengthens their position in this field and has broad agriculture and medical implications. The new patents (U.S. Patent Nos. 7,304,204 and 7,307,198) cover methods of using differentiated cells to clone ungulate an... Read More
