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The article highlights promising late-stage study findings for olezarsen, an investigational drug designed to treat familial chylomicronemia syndrome (FCS), a genetic disorder. It also highlights U.S.-based Ionis Pharmaceuticals' efforts to address other rare diseases through investigational drugs like eplontersen and donidalorsen.

The article informs that La Jolla clinical-stage biopharma company Ensysce Biosciences is developing pharmaceutical pathways aimed to provide a safer way to treat pain in patients requiring opioid-level medication while reducing the potential for abuse or overdosage.

The article informs that local leading speech-enabling software provider LumenVox has been acquired by artificial intelligence-powered support automation platform, Capacity.

The article focuses on San Diego-based Artificial Intelligence (AI) biotech company Center for Interdisciplinary Precision and Real-Time Analytics (CIPRA).ai, which is offering wearable devices such as smartwatches and fitness trackers for patients dealing with chronic conditions such as hypertension and diabetes. Topics include its approach to personalized chronic care, staggering statistics on chronic diseases, and the company's plans to expand into commercial use.

The article discusses Illumina's expansion into India, where it has opened a new office and Illumina Solutions Center in Bangalore. Topics include the company's partnership with Premas Life Sciences, its plans to add more employees in India, and the opportunities for genomics in addressing public health issues such as rare diseases, infectious diseases, and oncology in the country.

The article focuses on Roga, a local neurotech wellness startup, securing a 35 million U.S. dollar partnership with GlobalSpace, India's first telehealth company, as it takes its first step towards offering white-label mental health services on a global scale to address the growing mental health.

The article focuses on Cue Health Inc.'s 28 million U.S. Dollars federal contract to develop a molecular multiplex test capable of detecting Flu A, Flu B, RSV, and COVID-19 simultaneously in just 25 minutes, aiming to provide timely differential diagnosis for these common respiratory viruses. The contract, awarded by the Biomedical Advanced Research and Development Authority (BARDA), is part of Cue Health's efforts to leverage its diagnostic expertise and innovative technology.

The article focuses on gaming industry analytics software developer Quick Custom Intelligence (QCI) introducing a generative artificial intelligence (AI) named Jarvis as their new Chief Operating Officer (COO), enabling more efficient operations and empowering team members.

The article discusses how Trovata, a software company, has been leveraging OpenAI to create a next-generation cash flow management platform that connects with multiple banks through APIs, enabling businesses to automate cash flow reporting and treasury workflows, while ensuring security.

The article focuses on A team of researchers led by Barbra Pagarigan at Bristol Myers Squibb (BMS) is conducting experiments on protein crystallization in microgravity aboard the International Space Station (ISS) in order to understand the physical conditions that result in high-quality crystals.

The article informs Certis Oncology Solutions, supported by charitable donations from the SOTERIA Precision Medicine Foundation, is utilizing artificial intelligence (AI) and mouse avatars to advance functional precision oncology.

The article focuses on Liquid Instruments, a San Diego-based engineering firm that is extending business overseas staff and incorporating generative Artificial Intelligence (AI), notably Chat Generative Pre-Trained Transformer (ChatGPT), into its operations. It covers Liquid Instruments' experience in building and testing technology products, how they relate with well-known companies, and the attempts to democratize test and measurement through the use of ChatGPT.

The article focuses on Becton Dickinson and Company and Co. improving the pharmacy automation branch in San Diego in order to get into a market that is expected to reach 10.4 billion U.S. dollars by 2030. It reports that in a webinar for investors, It discusses program details as well as their ambition to make drug management simpler and more secure. It mentions that the company just acquired Parata Systems, that impressed them with their solutions for labor shortages and employee stress.

The article focuses on North County cities launching a free jobs program that offers "microcredentials" to help residents gain skills and secure guaranteed job interviews with local companies, particularly beneficial for those who have been out of the workforce.

The article discusses the partnership between San Diego's Institute of the Americas (IOA) and the Development Bank of Latin America (CAF) to promote sustainable development in Latin America and the Caribbean. The article also highlights the importance of addressing urban sustainability challenges and fostering relationships between businesses and governments in the region.

The article focuses on a demo day event hosted by UC San Diego's startBlue accelerator program, where local startups showcased their innovations in the blue economy. It mentions the startups presented ideas in areas such as clean energy, bio-inspired materials, robotics, and environmental monitoring, aiming to address ocean-related challenges and promote sustainable economic growth.

The article highlights the launch of Ventoux Biosciences, a pharmaceutical startup focused on developing therapies for Dupuytren's disease, a debilitating hand condition. It mentions that the company aims to address the unmet needs of patients with the disease and is currently evaluating two novel compounds in pre-clinical studies.

The article highlights that Symbio, a French hydrogen-powered fuel cell systems developer, has received a grant from the California Energy Commission (CEC) to build a facility in Temecula, California. It mentions that the facility aims to assemble regional heavy-duty fuel cell trucks and vehicles, and the project aligns with California's goals of zero-emission transportation and the adoption of hydrogen-powered vehicles.

The article focuses on a report entitled ""Designing the Future: AI-ML for Smart, Thriving Cities" released by the San Diego Regional Economic Development Corp. (EDC) in April 2023 related to the proliferation of artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (AI-ML) within the key economic clusters of the U.S. The report states that the demand for AI-ML talent is more than double the supply in San Diego.

The article profiles Southern California-based biohacking startup Wave Neuro that conducts neuromodulation as a means of optimizing brain health.

The article announces the collaboration of American aerospace giant Boeing on current and future defense programs with San Diego, California-based defense technology firm Shield AI, which builds artificial intelligence (AI) pilots for aircraft.

The article focuses on SOCi, a San Diego, California-based marketing platform that has raised 120 million U.S. dollars to invest in Artificial Intelligent marketing, including the integration of chatbots to respond to customers' online reviews. The funding will be used to expand the platform's AI technology and to enter new markets, while also maintaining human review to ensure accuracy and compliance with specific terms and phrases.

The article focuses on the San Diego Women's Week 2023 Leadership Conference, hosted over 500 attendees and featured keynote speaker Gretchen Carlson, as well as discussions on workplace gender discrimination and communication styles. Other speakers included a fashion designer, a speech coach, and financial expert. The event aimed to empower women in their careers and provide solutions for overcoming obstacle.

The article reports about the Padres Pedal the Cause, a cycling fundraiser event hosted by Curebound, a nonprofit that supports San Diego-based cancer research projects, will celebrate its tenth year on March 18th 2023 at Petco Park in partnership with the San Diego Padres. It mentions about the fund raised in the event.

The article announces the retirement of Chris Van Gorder, chief executive officer and president of Scripps Health from his position as a reserve assistant sheriff for the San Diego County Sheriff's Department.

The article spotlights U.S.-based Arcturus Therapeutics and the additional funding provided by the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation to advance the development of an inhalable mRNA technology for cystic fibrosis treatment. It emphasizes Arcturus' unique messenger RNA delivery method and its promising results in preclinical data.

The article focuses on the success and growth of local fruit snack brand, Solely, Inc., which has achieved 100 percent year-over-year growth since its launch in 2019. Topics include the brand's wide retail presence, its expansion into e-commerce, and the introduction of new fruit-based pasta products to its lineup.

The article focuses on Replicate Bioscience, a Sorrento Valley-based clinical-stage company conducting a Phase 1 trial of its novel self-replicating RNA (srRNA) technology in a rabies vaccine. Topics include the significance of this trial in addressing an unmet medical need, the potential applications of srRNA technology in treating complex infectious diseases, and Replicate's future plans to target cancer and autoimmune diseases .

The article informs that Scripps Health is initiating a pilot program by using generative artificial intelligence to help doctors respond to patients' messages.

The article focuses on the expansion plans of the gourmet gelato chain An's, with its upcoming 2023 third location in Ocean Beach, San Diego. Topics include the company's approach to tailoring each store to the local neighborhood culture, its national recognition as the 2nd best ice cream shop in America, and the backstory of its founders and their commitment to treating staff well.

The article focuses on UC San Diego researchers funded by Netflix to develop a conversational recommender system. Topics include the innovative use of generative Artificial Intelligence for personalized recommendations, the potential for viewers to have conversations with a Netflix agent, and the research's academic nature with no immediate plans for a product or user interface deployment.

The article focuses on the reimagined Walnut Lounge within La Jolla Beach & Tennis Club, showcasing its transformation and modern upgrades, offering an open-air experience for members and visitors. It discussed that the renovation project, costing around 3.5 million U.S. dollar, also included changes to the adjacent La Sala room, and the upgrades were designed to preserve the property's traditions while creating a long-lasting and beautiful environment.

The article focuses on Daré Bioscience's positive results from a study on a sildenafil-based cream for female sexual arousal disorder, along with their efforts in women's healthcare, including pre-term birth prevention and new product developments. Topics include the positive outcomes of the study on sildenafil cream for women's sexual arousal, Daré's initiatives in women's health like preventing pre-term births and developing new products.

The article focuses on Zego, a property management automation company, expanding its platform to enhance performance and profitability by providing solutions for streamlining operations and improving efficiency in the multifamily industry.

The article focuses on the University of San Diego's partnership with Fullstack Academy to launch an Artificial intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning bootcamp aimed at providing students with practical skills and knowledge in AI and machine learning.

The article focuses on a new venture program launched by UC San Diego that aims to connect local business leaders with young entrepreneurs to guide them through the early stages of turning their ideas into successful companies and nonprofits, with the program aiming to provide resources.

The article focuses on San Diego's Power Digital marketing firm launching nova Intelligence, a marketing application that uses proprietary machine learning models and cutting-edge Artificial intelligence (AI) technology to provide marketers with quick and accurate insights to scale their efforts.

The article focuses on EnerSmart, a local renewable energy company that has launched its first battery-powered site in Chula Vista as part of its plan to stabilize the grid in Southern California, including the company aims to deploy 11 total sites across San Diego County to provide power.

The article aims on Calsense, a Carlsbad-based irrigation leader that is incorporating AI and machine learning to enhance the efficiency and sustainability of smart irrigation systems. The company's multi-phase vision includes using generative AI to provide sustainable landscaping techniques, simplifying complex irrigation systems and introducing predictive analytics to proactively manage irrigation systems and conserve water resources in the semi-arid climate of San Diego.

The article focuses on San Diego startup Turquoise Health, which is using generative AI to simplify access to healthcare price transparency data. The company aims to eliminate financial complexity in healthcare by providing providers and payers with relevant data for benchmarking during contract negotiations and using AI to process large amounts of healthcare documents more efficiently.

The article focuses on Biora Therapeutics efforts to develop swallowable smart pills using its BioJet technology, aiming to deliver GLP-1-based therapies as weight-loss medications in capsule form, providing an alternative to injections and potentially improving disease management.

The article highlights Gabriel Perez Krieb, chief executive officer of Chosen Foods, for his success in business growth and commitment to food sustainability, particularly with avocados, through increased revenue, investment in people and technology, advertising, education, and food donations.

The article highlights about the Eric Dube's success as chief executive officer of Travere Therapeutics, his commitment to developing rare disease therapies, and his advocacy for underserved patients and the LGBTQ+ community in the biotech industry.

The article highlights Jill Collins, chief executive officer of Audacity Health has named as periodical's CEO of the Year for driving impressive growth and demonstrating commitment to diversity, wellness and giving back to the community.

The article informs Jay McCabe, Vice President and Relationship Manager at Comerica Bank, is encouraging his fellow bankers to embrace social media rather than fear it, recognizing the importance of using these platforms to communicate, McCabe believes that active participation in the San Diego business community through social media can make a significant impact and foster valuable connections.

The article focuses on Lawmatics, a San Diego business that has integrated chatbot capabilities into the platform's user platform to unveil new artificial intelligence (AI) technology. It emphasizes to simplify and automate the legal process for attorneys by offering features such as lead and customer information storage, personalized greetings, booking and follow-up capabilities, marketing solutions, and data visualization tools.

The article focuses on Aya Healthcare, a staffing firm with headquarters in San Diego, and their Shifts app, a nursing-specific version of a ride-sharing app. By matching nurses with open shifts, the app gives them freedom and control over their schedules by allowing them to select when and where to work. In response to staffing shortages in the healthcare sector, Aya Healthcare has seen a large increase in gig shifts filled by nurses via the app.

The article focuses on a San Diego-based business called Concert Health, which is accelerating access to behavioural health physicians by linking patients with them through their primary care providers. Their integrated behavioural health assessment and intervention are given priority by their patient-centered approach and collaborative care model, which aim to increase access to mental health services and remove obstacles in the healthcare system.

The article focuses on Tech Angels, a youth-led nonprofit founded by three brothers, Keanu, Jaiden, and Milaan Seeliger, who donate digital devices and provide tech tutoring to help elderly individuals in San Diego stay connected, improve their mental health, and regain a sense of independence.

The article focuses on Crowe PR, a local public relations and marketing firm, expanding its hospitality roster by signing two luxury boutique resorts, Lopesan Costa Bávaro Resort, Spa & Casino and The Eliza Jane, and highlighting its expertise in the hospitality industry.