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Origin Life Sciences, Inc. (OLSI) is a clinical-stage biotechnology company pioneering plasma-based nitric oxide therapies for advanced wound care and infection control. This news hub provides investors and healthcare professionals with timely updates on OLSI's clinical developments, regulatory milestones, and technological advancements.
Access comprehensive coverage of press releases, financial announcements, and research breakthroughs related to the IonoJet™ platform. Our curated collection includes updates on clinical trial progress, partnership agreements, and market expansion initiatives – essential information for evaluating OLSI's position in regenerative medicine.
Key areas of focus include treatment efficacy studies, intellectual property developments, and strategic collaborations within the medical device sector. The non-invasive nature of OLSI's technology and its applications across dermatology, emergency care, and chronic wound management are regularly featured.
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Origin Life Sciences announced that their abstract on a novel nitric oxide (NO) plasma device for treating battlefield wounds has been accepted for presentation at the 2024 Military Health System Research Symposium (MHSRS). Scheduled from August 26-29, 2024, at the Gaylord Palms Resort, the event will feature the abstract in the session on Innovative Technologies and Devices. The poster, presented by Dr. Terry Treadwell, highlights the device's ability to treat wounds without antibiotic resistance and enhance healing. The technology, effective in clinical trials, can penetrate tissue and has shown no adverse effects in over 1,000 treatments. The portable device addresses challenges in prolonged care and infection prevention on battlefields, making it important for ongoing conflicts.
