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> Gainesville, FL-based Exactech ($EXAC), which develops bone and joint restoration products, has seen the expiration of the deferred prosecution agreement it entered in December 2010 with the United States Attorney's Office for the District of New Jersey. Exactech release
> Belgian diagnostics company Pronota has named Carol Greve-Philips as chief business officer and Els Hubloux as CFO. Greve-Philips joins Pronota from Genzyme, where she was VP of corporate development. Pronota release
> Integra LifeSciences Holdings Corp ($IART) has launched the Integra Miltex veterinary orthopedic implant line, which includes plates, screws, lateral suturing products and instruments that aid in the repair of torn cruciate ligaments and broken or fractured bones in companion animals. Integra release
> The National Research Council of Canada - Industrial Research Assistance Program has approved funding of up to $107,000 to help Arch Biopartners develop diagnostic imaging applications for its brain tumor initiating cell targeting technology. Arch release
> The FDA's Center for Devices and Radiological Health has completed its review of Sunshine Heart's ($SSH) investigational device exemption for the C-Pulse Heart Assist System feasibility trial. The FDA has notified Sunshine that no other information is required at this time. Sunshine release
And Finally... A U.K. company has produced a computer chip that can connect traffic lights, parking meters and medical devices to the Internet. News