About New Health Sciences

New Health Sciences is commercializing two families of strategically linked technologies. The first is a family of hemodynamics technologies consisting of WebTCD™, a workflow and data management system to improve the clinical and economic impact of transcranial Doppler ultrasound, and Dynamic Vascular Analysis (DVA™), a diagnostic and disease management technology and an extension of the capabilities of WebTCD™. The second family, Hemanext, is a novel technology to deliver red blood cells of higher efficacy for transfusion therapy, and at the same time, extend the shelf life of refrigerated red blood cells. NHSi has funded development of the Hemanext technology through a series of NIH SBIR grants.

In addition to the full-time scientists, engineers and technology specialists described in the About Us section of this website, company contracts with dozens of additional part-time scientists, engineers, and IT specialists who are engaged in the development and commercialization of the Hemodynamic and Hemanext technologies.

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News

October 2010 – Hemanext Research to be Presented at AABB Conference

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September 30, 2010 – New Health Sciences Announces Commercial Launch and GeneralAvailability of WebTCD

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September 24, 2010 – New Health Sciences Files Investigational New Device (IND) Application with US Food and Drug Administration

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August 23, 2010 – NHSi Completes Development of Prototype HASP Disposable Device, Launches In Vitro Trial at Darmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center

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August 2010 – National Blood Foundation Awards $75,000 Grant for Microvascular Analyzer Research

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June 2010 – Hemanext Technology and Research Cited by Blood Transfusion Editorial

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June 2010 – Hemanext Research Presented at the XXXIX Convegno Nazionale di Studi di Medicina Transfusionale in Milan, Italy

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