Volume 4, Issue 1 | January 2026
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Measure what matters.
Mayo Clinic’s Clinical Outcome Assessment (COA) tools are ready to license to support enhanced care and research.
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Mayo Clinic biopharma innovation portfolio — now available
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Explore a curated innovation portfolio featuring Mayo Clinic–originated companies raising capital and partner-ready technologies available for licensing or collaboration, spanning multiple modalities and disease areas.
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Building tomorrow’s healthcare with Craig Daniels, M.D.
Mayo Clinic Magazine
What if healthcare were designed around people, not buildings? Through Bold. Forward. Unbound., Mayo Clinic is reshaping care into connected “neighborhoods” where teams, technology and healing spaces work as one - creating a smoother, more human experience for patients today and generations to come. Read more...
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What to expect in pharma manufacturing in 2026: Industry leaders share their predictions
Pharma Source
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As pharma manufacturing heads deeper into 2026, the industry is navigating tighter capital, heightened scrutiny and growing pressure to prove value earlier. Mayo Clinic’s Audrey Greenberg underscores how this shift is redefining biotech strategy: investors now expect capital-efficient CMC programs that demonstrate manufacturability, cost trajectory and regulatory readiness from the outset. Read more...
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What’s next in AI: 7 trends to watch in 2026
Bottom line: AI is moving deeper into daily workflows, research and decision-making. Read more...
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Phoenix ranks No. 1 large city for startups
Bottom line: A fast-growing talent pool and business-friendly climate are powering Arizona’s rise. Read more...
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SciencePower to advance research on postbiotics
Bottom line: Alongside Mayo Clinic, SciencePower is exploring a promising new frontier in breast cancer biology. Read more...
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‘Powered by people’: Mayo Clinic on shaping future of surgery
Bottom line: AI is being applied behind the scenes to improve surgical flow, planning and reliability.
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Medical innovation in Minnesota fuels national diagnostics strategy
Bottom line: Big players are betting on earlier, easier cancer screening. Read more...
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N of 1: A vision for research at Mayo Clinic
Mayo Clinic Magazine
Medicine is moving from averages to individuals. Mayo Clinic’s N of 1 approach uses data, AI and digital tools to personalize prevention and treatment - aiming to detect disease earlier, speed discovery and deliver care tailored to each patient, not the population. Read more...
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10 Mayo Clinic research breakthroughs from 2025 moving medicine forward
Mayo Clinic News Network
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Mayo Clinic researchers develop AI-ECG model to diagnose liver disease earlier
Mayo Clinic News Network
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Why top healthcare investors think 2026 will reshape medicine forever
Forbes
Top healthcare investors predict that AI will shift from experimental to essential, powering everything from clinical decision support and operational automation to real-time evidence generation and AI-native biopharma while payer services, data security and new measurement tools become major investment focuses next year. Read more...
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Lin Health raises $11 million Series A
PR Newswire
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Ultromics secures new investment
PR Newswire
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Vyriad, Mayo Clinic startup, raises $25M for trial of multiple myeloma treatment
Minneapolis/St. Paul Business Journal
Vyriad, a Rochester, Minn.–based clinical-stage biotech co-founded by Mayo Clinic clinician-scientists, has closed the final $25 million tranche of its Series B round, bringing total funding to $85 million to advance its in vivo CAR-T therapy candidate (VV169) into first-in-human trials for relapsed or refractory multiple myeloma. Read more...
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HEARD AROUND MAYO CLINIC
WHAT OUR LEADERS ARE TALKING ABOUT
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Dr. Bhagra talks about Mayo Clinic’s strategic approach to creating true systemic change utilizing automation.
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CONNECT WITH US | UPCOMING EVENTS
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MAYO CLINIC BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT | OPEN POSITIONS:
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View past issues packed with healthcare innovation and business development highlights.
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About Business Development
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Business Development is Mayo Clinic’s front door to business – from technology commercialization to strategic collaborations – catalyzing innovation to shape the future of healthcare for the benefit of patients.
The department bridges the gaps between industry and commercial groups to produce meaningful, effective changes in transforming health and medicine.
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