Two years after Johns Hopkins Technology Ventures opened new office and lab space for its FastForward 1812 incubator on the Johns Hopkins Hospital campus, two companies have moved on to bigger space. LifeSprout, which had been in the incubator for ...
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Following the announcement of a trial partnership to help diabetes patients, Baltimore telemedicine startup emocha Mobile Health plans to expand its scope into chronic disease. With a three-month trial with University of Maryland Health Partners working primarily with low-income diabetes ...
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Baltimore’s emocha Mobile Health won a Small Business Innovation Research award from the National Institutes of Health to study its medication adherence platform for patients with tuberculosis, the company announced. The award gives emocha $1 million for a multi-state study ...
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Maryland telemedicine startup emocha reached an agreement with Dallas-based Pathway Healthcare that will bring its technology for treating opioid use disorder into a private setting for the first time. Through emocha’s app, patients can remotely take doses of buprenorphine, used ...
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Six of Baltimore’s rising tech startups showcased their companies at Betamore’s third annual Beta City at City Garage, one of the most prominent pitch competitions in Baltimore. Fresh produce delivery company Hungry Harvest won the pitch competition and $25,000 before ...
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The camera on your smartphone normally used to capture selfies might help fight the opioid crisis. Baltimore startup emocha Mobile Health has found success using a video app for patients taking drugs for tuberculosis and hepatitis C. With a $1.7 ...
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