Medtech Insight's News We're Watching highlights some recent business and R&D developments you may have missed. This week, GE Healthcare and Biofourmis announced a deal to collaborate on virtual care; Cleerly touts a new CPT code for its Ischemia cardiac diagnostic software; Boston Scientific announced how it plans to pay for Axonics; a Wells Fargo survey suggests the market for transcatheter tricuspid valve repair and replacement will grow faster than previously imagined; Virtual Incision earns FDA de novo authorization for its MIRA miniaturized surgical system for colectomy procedures; and MMI and Fabric announce major financing rounds.

Having recently bought antibacterial developer Entasis, Innoviva adds approved antibiotic Xerava and hypotension drug Giapreza to its portfolio along with La Jolla’s established commercial organization.

Cormedix prepares NDA submission for Neutrolin for prevention of catheter-related blood stream infections, aiming to become the third approval under the US FDA’s Limited Population Pathway.

Just two weeks after agreeing on a merger with Bristol, Celgene is back at its own deal-making, signing cancer-focused R&D pacts with Kyn and Obsidian. Boehringer and Bioharmony collaborate on novel therapies for hospital-acquired infections, while Sanofi teams with Biomunex on bi- and multi-specific antibodies.