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Clinical Sensors lands $1.5 million in NIH grants for sepsis work

healthcareitnews.com April 26, 2017

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Clinical Sensors, a startup based in Research Triangle Park, North Carolina, has been awarded two Small Business Research Grants from the National Institutes of Health. Together, the grants total $1.5 million and are earmarked for sepsis work.

The grants will enable the company to continue development and demonstration of its point-of-care device that directly measures a patient's blood nitric oxide level within a few seconds.

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