Deanna Pogorelc

When it comes to funding for life science companies, it isn't a matter of angel investing versus venture capital. Read about funding sources for startups.

At the 2012 Health Innovation Summit, entrepreneurs offered advice to medical companies for designing successful new health apps and devices.

Before you create a medical device prototype, you should know which form of FDA approval it will need. Read about the FDA approval process.

The National Institutes of Health has billions of dollars designated for biotech research. Read about how to win NIH research grants.

Publicity is good for an early-stage company, but you shouldn't be pumping lots of dollars into public relations for your new healthcare business. Read more about the right time to hire a PR agency.

Just because an applicant has strong qualifications doesn't mean he's the right employee for you. Read more about establishing the right business culture at your healthcare startup.

A strong intellectual property portfolio is key to your healthcare startup. Read how to go about getting a patent for your innovative medical device.

With double-digit growth expected in the life science market outside of the U.S., China or India is a likely place for a medical business to expand. Here's how to deal with third-party intermediaries.

Startup Weekend facilitates global entrepreneurship through 54-hour innovation sessions. Now it's turning its eye to creating new healthcare businesses and medical device startups.

Angel investors in the life sciences talk about when, why and how to seek angel funding for your pharmaceutical, mobile and medical device startups.