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Volpara Health provides an advanced AI software platform that enables a high-quality, optimized and personalized cancer screening experience. From the time a patient enters a clinic to the moment they obtain key results, the Volpara Breast Health Platform collects and analyzes information to better understand a patient`s breast cancer risk, while also objectively evaluating image quality and workflow-improvement opportunities. More than thirteen million women across 39 countries have had their breast density assessed by Volpara. The company`s software is installed in approximately 2000 leading facilities worldwide, including top cancer centers in the United States. Volpara Health`s technology has been the subject of more than 300 publications. The Volpara Breast Health Platform is supported by numerous patents, trademarks, and regulatory registrations, including FDA clearance and CE marking.
SciAn Services Inc. is a Etobicoke, ON-based company in the Healthcare, Pharmaceuticals, and Biotech sector.
SynCardia Systems is a Tucson, AZ-based company in the Healthcare, Pharmaceuticals, and Biotech sector.
Back in Motion is the British Columbia leader in rehabilitation, disability prevention and employment solutions. Since 1993, BiM has provided quality innovative solutions to workers, employers and job seekers, as well as to program funders. We have grown to over 200 employees and contractors, and presently deliver rehabilitation, assessment, and employment programs and services in Richmond, Surrey (Newton), Surrey (Panorama), Vancouver, Coquitlam, Port Coquitlam, and Langley. Back in Motion has received recognition as an excellent workplace (Great Place to Work Institute Canada 2006-2008, including being named the #1 workplace in Canada in 2007; Psychologically Healthy Workplace Award 2009; Richmond News Profile of Excellence 2013).
Lifeblood opens the East Donor Center on Estate Drive. In 1954, another proposal to establish a blood center in Memphis was rejected for the same reason-it was too costly. Finally in 1962, the Committee on Blood Bank Operation of the Memphis and Shelby