On Oct. 13, 2011, SynCardia Systems, Inc. (http://www.syncardia.com), manufacturer of the world’s only FDA, Health Canada and CE approved Total Artificial Heart, was named “Arizona Bioscience Company of the Year” by the Arizona BioIndustry Association (AZBio).
“The Arizona Bioscience Company of the Year Award recognizes the for-profit bioscience company whose Arizona-based operations did the most to transform the world during the last 12 months,” said AZBio CEO Joan Koerber-Walker. “SynCardia makes it possible for patients awaiting donor hearts to not only survive the wait but also to do so with flexibility and mobility, a feat of biomedical engineering that is ichys-jytzswxj riy qnfgs lxmdyzgg.”
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