Every day, nanotechnology, the miniaturization of particles in the industrial and manufacturing process down to a billionth of a meter in size, ...

This is a great update regarding new FDA regulations concerning the supply of critical foods including infant formula and medical foods.

A multiplex test that can analyze tumors for over 200 genes is now available from Foundation Medicine Inc., the Wall Street Journal reported today.

Low cost sequencing of a patient’s genome and advances in the interpretation of a patient’s genetic information is promised to transform the delivery of health care.

Bees and insects face diseases similar to humans, and American foulbrood poses a significant threat to bee colonies.

Whatever the future, it is reasonably likely that regulators will more carefully watch closure and repositioning projects to ensure access to SNF beds...

The Wall Street Journal and other media are reporting that the National Transportation Safety Board is investigating microscopic "dendrite" formation as possible causes for the "dreamliner" lithium ion battery problems.

Foley & Lardner LLP Senior Counsel Sunny Levine is interviewed on the latest episode of Podnosis, Fierce Healthcare's weekly podcast covering the biggest trends in health care, discussing...

The Supreme Court recently rendered its decision in the landmark Myriad case, holding that naturally occurring DNA segments are not patentable, but synthetic DNA segments are patent eligible based on the patent eligibility requirement of 35 U.S.C.

Claire Marblestone, will be a speaker at The Future of Reproductive Health: Building & Investing in Post-Roe America.

The Office of Science and Technology Policy (OSTP) recently announced updates with the Materials Genonme Initiative (MGI). $25M in grants are noted, and the awardees include universities, national laboratories, and private sector companies (e.g., GM). Collaboration continues to be a strong theme.

The USPTO recently issued guidance to Examiners on how to apply the Myriad Supreme Court decision to applications under examination.

Treatment and prevention of heart failure are unmet medical needs in the United States. One in every eight deaths in the United States can be linked to this disease.

As announced on the USPTO website, as of June 30, 2012, there will be a daily limit of $49,999.99 for credit card accounts, but no daily limit for debit card accounts.

We hope that you can join Foley Partners, Nathaniel Lacktman and T.J. Ferrante, at the Health Tech Nerds (HTN) member webinar on August 11, 2022.

The DOJ and relators' bar continues to aggressively deploy the False Claims Act across a variety of subject areas, including health care, cybersecurity, and customs.

During this presentation, Jason Kohout, co-chair of Foley's Family Office practice, and Scott Klug, public affairs director and co-chair of the Federal Public Affairs practice...

Foley & Lardner LLP Partner Vanessa Miller was featured in the article, "Buyer Beware: Avoid These 3 Semiconductor Procurement Pitfalls," in Supply Chain Dive...

The KSR Supreme Court decision on obviousness is now more that five years old (decision rendered April 30, 2007).

A good practice is to have a fresh pair of eyes go through each sentence of the expert's declaration before filing and ask the question – is there support or evidence that can be added to back up that statement?