View PDF 21 SEP 2015: Cleveland, OH – Great Lakes NeuroTechnologies (GLNT), announced they have received $1.9M from the National Institutes of Health to improve the efficacy of deep brain stimulation (DBS) programming for Parkinson’s disease (PD) and minimize time…
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PRESS RELEASE: $1.5M NIH Funding To Expand Parkinson’s Telemedicine To Mobile Apps
VIEW PRESS RELEASE 15 APR 2014: Valley View, OH – Great Lakes NeuroTechnologies (GLNT) announced today they will be using a $1.5M award from NIH to expand their Parkinson’s monitoring technology to mobile applications. Repositioning GLNT’s Kinesia™ product line with…
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PRESS RELEASE: Great Lakes NeuroTechnologies Secures $1.7 Million to Develop Continuous Dyskinesia Monitoring Technology for Parkinson’s Disease
VIEW PRESS RELEASE [PDF] 05 Mar 2013: Valley View, OH – Great Lakes NeuroTechnologies (GLNT) announced today that they are launching commercialization and clinical studies to validate a system for objective, continuous monitoring of dyskinesias associated with Parkinson’s disease. The…
PRESS RELEASE: GLNT Receives $1.5 Million to Further Technology for Assessing Bradykinesia Response to Novel Therapies in Parkinson’s Disease
VIEW PRESS RELEASE [PDF] 08 AUG 2012: Valley View, OH – Great Lakes NeuroTechnologies [ http://www.glneurotech.com ] announced today that they have received $1.5 million in funding to commercialize a technology for Parkinson’s disease (PD) patients that will better assess…
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PRESS RELEASE: GLNT Secures Over $4.5 Million in Funding to Fuel New Product Development for Parkinson’s Disease and Neuroscience Education
VIEW PRESS RELEASE [PDF] April 24, 2012: Valley View, OH – Great Lakes NeuroTechnologies announced today they have secured over $4.5 million is funding for new product development. The funding includes three new projects sponsored by the National Institutes of…
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PRESS RELEASE: Great Lakes NeuroTechnologies Receives Nearly $2 Million In New Funding To Expand Home-Based Technologies For Monitoring Movement Disorders
VIEW PRESS RELEASE [PDF] 01 SEPT 2011: Cleveland OH – Great Lakes NeuroTechnologies was recently awarded two NIH SBIR grants: $1.7 million in Phase II funding from the National Institute on Aging to develop ETSense ™, an adaptive, portable essential…
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PRESS RELEASE: CLEVEMED RECEIVES $1.23 MILLION IN NIH FUNDING TO DEVELOP A SYSTEM TO AUGMENT DEEP BRAIN STIMULATION PROGRAMMING IN PARKINSON´S DISEASE
VIEW PRESS RELEASE [PDF] CLEVELAND, OHIO, OCT 7, 2008 – Cleveland Medical Devices Inc. (CleveMed) announced it has been awarded $1.23 million in NIH SBIR FastTrack funding from the National Institute on Aging to develop ParkinTune™, a system to augment…
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Press Release: CLEVEMED AWARDED $896,000 NIH GRANT TO HELP STROKE PATIENTS RECOVER LOST MOTOR FUNCTION
VIEW PRESS RELEASE [PDF] CLEVELAND, OHIO, October 24, 2006 – Cleveland Medical Devices Inc. (CleveMed) has been awarded a $896,000 Phase II grant from the National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke (NINDS) of the National Institutes of Health (NIH)…