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Startups pioneering new products for scar reduction and a hand-held imaging system to detect cancer each have secured $1 million loans from a state program that boosts early-stage life sciences companies, The Boston Herald reported.
Startups pioneering new products for scar reduction and a hand-held imaging system to detect cancer each have secured $1 million loans from a state program that boosts early-stage life sciences companies, The Boston Herald reported.
As quoted in the market news:
The quasi-public Massachusetts Life Sciences Center chose Boston’s Cytrellis Biosystems and Wellesley-based Lumicell Diagnostics as recipients of the seventh round of its accelerator program from among 29 applicants.