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Olympus to begin next phase of construction on Westborough facility

Olympus is set to begin the next phase of construction on its new Westborough facility following a topping-off ceremony.

Sanofi opens new Framingham facility

Sanofi will celebrate the grand opening of a new manufacturing facility in Framingham today in a ceremony that will be attended by Gov. Charlie Baker.

Wellesley equity firm buys majority of Gardner biotech

Gardner biomanufacturer New England Peptide has received a majority recapitalization from Wellesley private equity firm Ampersand Capital Partners, as the company sets its sights on continued expansion.

Or-Genix Therapeutics hopes to tap into $5B skincare market

Or-Genix Therapeutics, a Worcester-based dermatology company, has scored a partnership with Spain-based Fission Labs for the transfer and development of a topical skin care solution.
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Phio Pharma partners with Philadelphia biotech on cancer treatment

Marlborough drugmaker Phio Pharmaceuticals is partnering with a Philadelphia biotech on a research collaboration to help evaluate the company’s scientific platform for use in cancer treatment.

Harvard Bioscience eyes 13% operating margin in 2021

Harvard Bioscience closed Monday trading up more than 10% after the Holliston biotech released a strategic action plan and financial targets through 2021.

Arthrosurface releases new toe implant

Franklin joint-replacement company Arthrosurface has continued its recent string of product innovation by releasing a new toe implant that recently received federal clearance. 

Southborough startup lands $3.8M DoD grant for brain injury drug

The scientific founder of a Southborough startup pharmaceutical company has landed a $3.8 million grant from the U.S. Department of Defense to help develop a drug to treat traumatic brain injury and concussions. 
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Hologic makes offer for remainder of French ultrasound firm to complete $85M deal

Marlborough medical device maker Hologic has made a final offer to acquire the remaining shares of a French ultrasound manufacturer about a month after purchasing nearly half of the company’s shares. 

UMass doctors pilot first New England use of Israeli aneurysm device

Doctors at UMass Memorial Medical Center in Worcester are the first in New England to use a newly approved device that has been used in only 3,000 procedures to treat aneurysms.
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