SBIR Success Stories | NHLBI, NIH

A man is shown wearing a device used to treat obstructive sleep apnea.

September 01, 2023

Diagnosing obstructive sleep apnea at home

This image shows the Sylvee device, a wearable chest patch for monitoring COPD, next to an animation showing how the device is worn on the chest.

November 16, 2022

NHLBI SBIR-supported company develops chest patch for monitoring COPD

Medical professional using a small device near a patient while looking at results on a smartphone.

October 12, 2021

NHLBI SBIR-supported company gives stethoscope a “smart” makeover

Breathing easier at home: Device brings telemedicine to lung patients during pandemic

February 25, 2020

Novel lab-on-a-chip blood tests could greatly expand newborn exams for rare diseases

September 09, 2019

Injectable oxygen sensor could improve monitoring for peripheral artery disease

Treating pulmonary hypertension: New delivery system to change how babies receive nitric oxide therapy

September 27, 2018

NHLBI research grants advance sickle cell treatment from lab to patients

NHLBI funding leads to promising drug candidate to prevent sickle cell pain

Next-generation replacement blood vessels target kidney and heart disease

A technology platform that helps to identify safer and more effective drug treatments

NHLBI Small Business program supported development of new stem cell preservation technologies

New Drug Has Potential to Slow Development of Coronary Heart Disease

December 01, 2016

Lab Tests Seek to Improve Safety, Lower Trial Costs for New Drugs

October 01, 2016

Smaller, Cheaper Heart Assist Pumps Could Improve Lives of Heart Failure Patients