New bioscience complex brings San Diego company to Peoria

Arizona’s first bioscience incubator, BioInspire, opened its doors last week.  It's providing space to several groundbreaking companies.  They include Yolia Health, a 5-year-old San Diego-based company that has developed a way to provide clearer vision through use of eye drops and contact lenses that change the shape of corneas. 

A number of other businesses have also taken up residence in the BioInspire complex.

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