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[RECAP] Conversation with Thought Leaders: Health Equity

Jun 30, 2021

Watch the recap of Conversation with Thought Leaders: Health Equity, which explored the importance of increasing health access to underserved communities and how the life sciences community can help tackle..

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Top three issues of SB 605: Medical Device Right to Repair Act

Jun 9, 2021

For the 2021-2022 Legislative Session, Senator Susan Eggman (D-Stockton) introduced SB 605, the Medical Device Right to Repair Act, which would allow health care facilities to contract out repairs for..

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Welcome New CLS Members (April – June 2021)

Jun 9, 2021

California Life Sciences’ members represent the world’s most promising entrepreneurial start-ups, research institutions, investors and the full spectrum of life sciences, therapeutics, medical device and diagnostic companies that are addressing..

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Emerging Innovators Q2 Update

Jun 8, 2021

FAST / CARB-X / Emerging Innovators News Applied Molecular Transport  (FAST Spring 2014), a clinical-stage biopharmaceutical company, announced the closing of its previously announced underwritten public offering of 2,875,000 shares..

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Illyasha Peete Named Executive Director of CLS Racial and Social Equity Initiative

Jun 7, 2021

Will Lead Organizational Focus on Addressing Racial & Social Equity within Life Sciences Industry. South San Francisco – June 7, 2021 California Life Sciences is pleased to announce that Illyasha..

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Cal-OSHA Votes on Workplace Rules

Jun 3, 2021

On Thursday, June 3, Cal-OSHA met to discuss workplace rules and COVID-19. After meeting for almost 10 hours, the board ultimately voted to allow workers in a room to take..

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