SERI

The Scientific Education & Research Institute is an innovative medical facility located near Denver, Colorado.

SERI is proud to host courses covering a wide gamut of medical specialties.

05/01/2015

Whether you’re a parent dreading the appointment in which your child has to receive shots, or an adult facing the needle yourself, everyone looks forward to the day in which shots no longer inflict pain. That day may come sooner than we realize, thanks to a few college students eager to tackle the challenge.

Whether you're a parent dreading the appointment in which your child has to receive shots, or an adult facing the needle yourself, everyone looks forward to the day in which shots no longer inflict pain. That day may come sooner than we realize, thanks to a few college students eager to tackle the c…

04/22/2015

Between those who must measure their on a daily basis to simple samples taken for laboratory testing, the need to find a painless and efficient device to draw blood is truly great. Check out one of the latest innovations in this realm, below.

There's a new medical device that allows people to take their blood painlessly. For people that have to test their blood on a regular basis, this new device could hold promise for making their day a little less of a pain.

04/03/2015

is here to stay. Here are three things that will take all of the energy and all of the interest in we’re seeing, and harness it for optimal technological progress.

3D printing is here to stay. Here are three things that will take all of the energy and all of the interest in medical devices we’re seeing, and harness it for optimal technological progress.

03/24/2015

If you take away nothing else from this article, take away this: 3D printing’s greatest utility for medical device entrepreneurship lies in prototyping, not manufacturing.

Although clinical-grade implants like Peking’s are exciting — as are new inventive areas like genomic bio-printing — the biggest pain points medical device entrepreneurs face sit considerably earlier in the product lifecycle and are rather basic.

If you take away nothing else from this article, take away this: 3D printing’s greatest utility for medical device entrepreneurship lies in prototyping, not manufacturing.

03/13/2015

The demand for better imaging technology to better diagnose and identify, treat, cure, and prevent cancer is a constant in the medical and healthcare industry. Check out the article below, revealing some of the benefits in advancing imaging technologies.

The demand for better imaging technology to better diagnose and identify, treat, cure, and prevent cancer is a constant in the medical and healthcare industry

03/02/2015

plc has announced U.S. Food and Drug Administration approval for VenaSeal(TM) closure system, a minimally invasive procedure that uses a specially formulated medical adhesive to close lower superficial extremities such as the great saphenous vein in patients with symptomatic .

FDA Approves the VenaSeal(TM) Closure System for Treatment of Clinically Symptomatic Venous Reflux

02/19/2015

This report was prepared by Bitao Lv. He was granted with a 4-week fellowship (7 April 2014 – 2 May 2014) and trained under the supervision of Michael Janssen at The and Research Institute, , Colorado, USA.

Bitao Lv was granted with a 4-week fellowship and trained under the supervision of Michael Janssen at The SERI (Scientific Education and Research Institute), in Denver, Colorado, USA.

02/05/2015

Last week, we began exploring the benefits of 3D Printing in regards to the Medical Device Industry — With , Are Cool Again, pt 1. Continue reading for the second installation, Medical Devices 101

Last week, we began exploring the benefits of 3D Printing in regards to the Medical Device Industry — With 3D Printing, Medical Devices Are Cool Again, pt 1.

01/29/2015

technology has been used to create everything from knee cartilage to new drugs for treating . A fully-functioning liver is expected in a few years. Or as the New Yorker put it recently: It is now possible to “print thyself.”

The recent human implantation of a 3D-printed vertebra at Peking University captured the our imaginations— read as: evidence that medical devices are, dare I say, cool again.

01/22/2015

— Imagine if brain tumor removal required only mild sedation and no hospital stay. That’s the promise of ultrasound , which combines real-time magnetic resonance imaging and an ultrasound transducer to noninvasively ablate tissue.

Check out some of the hottest developments in medical technology below!

01/09/2015

A partnership of three -based companies is set to start production of its final generation of a unique patented micro-needle drug delivery system, using state-of-the-art equipment unavailable anywhere else in the world.

PKA began research in October 2005 to design and develop a cost-effective, painless, minimally invasive medical device technology for the treatment of chronic diseases such as diabetes.

12/12/2014

Every December, shows its spirit through decorations and celebrations. The annual SERI holiday decorating event took place last week–a time for friends and family of SERI to join hands and put on a flashy show in the amphitheater and hallways.

It is that time of the year again!

11/21/2014

Implantable Gel May Revolutionize the Treatment of Patients Who Lose the Ability to Pump Efficiently to the Body

LoneStar Heart, Inc., based in Laguna Hills, Calif., is developing cardiac restorative therapies for patients with heart failure that harness the heart's ability to repair itself.

11/06/2014

, Inc., a leader in diagnostics, presented its latest findings on the investigational use of the ® in screening at the U.S. Investigators’ Symposium on Global Non-Communicable Disease Research on September 8th and 9th.

"While cervical cancer doesn't technically fall under the NCD umbrella because it is most often caused by a virus, we received a significant amount of interest in our work due to the application and technology."

10/23/2014

An FDA advisory panel offered a mixed view of Boston Scientific’s earlier this month.

An FDA advisory panel offered a mixed view of Boston Scientific's Watchman heart device earlier this month, concluding it is probably safe but not particularly effective in reducing the risk of stroke in patients with a certain type of irregular heart beat.

10/17/2014

C.R. Bard ($BCR) won a unanimous vote from an advisory panel for its drug-eluting balloon , setting the stage for the device’s full regulatory approval.

C.R. Bard ($BCR) won a unanimous vote from an FDA advisory panel for its drug-eluting balloon catheter, setting the stage for the device's full regulatory approval.

09/23/2014

Startup InSilixa has developed a chip it claims can run highly accurate in an hour for less than $20 per test on a handheld reader that will cost about $250.

The Hydra-1K could drastically undercut the expense and time required of current methods of detecting diseases, bringing molecular diagnostics to the point of care.

09/11/2014

Rates of have been increasing significantly over the past 30 years. The now accounts for around 5% of all new in the US, and there are expected to be 76,100 new cases and 9,710 deaths from the this year.

Now, the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) have granted fast-track approval for a drug called Keytruda (pembrolizumab) – developed by pharmaceutical company Merck & Co. – to treat patients with advanced melanoma who are no longer responding to alternative treatment.

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