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2022 Biggest Medtech Losers Welcome a Fresh Year
From major lawsuits and environmental controversy to recalls and botched M&A, these companies say good riddance to 2022.
CardiacSense receives FDA Clearance for Medical Watch
Samuel Viskin MD, Senior Electrophysiologist at Tel Aviv Medical Center, Israel and advisor to CardiacSense commented "the CSF-3 medical grade vital sign monitor from CardiacSense has the potential to dramatically improve the care we provide
Clinscience and OncoBay Clinical Partner to Expand Immuno-Oncology Research Globally
“Moffitt Medical Center made an investment three years ago when it launched OncoBay, and in that short period of time we have taken this concept to a global entity with an international research footprint,” said
Will NYC Nurses Strike Hurt Medtech?
Two major New York City hospitals postponed surgical procedures Monday as more than 7,000 nurses went on strike.
No More Needles: TRUMPF and RSP Systems Want to Make Blood Glucose Monitoring Easier for People with Diabetes
TRUMPF Photonic Components and RSP Systems have now entered a partnership to realize a corresponding sensor that will allow RSP’s ground-breaking, non-invasive technology to be miniaturized to a wearable format.
Northwell Cancer Institute Appoints Dr Douglas Gladstone Chief of Hematologic Malignancies
Northwell Health announced today it has appointed Dr Douglas Gladstone a leader in hematology and medical oncology, as chief of hematologic malignancies at the Northwell Health Cancer Institute. Prior to joining Northwell, Dr. Gladstone served
New 26BF-2A nuvoDisc Flat Motor Leverages Disc Magnet Technology and Integrated Electronics to Deliver Dynamic Motion Profile
Portescap is expanding its nuvoDisc ™ motor range with the introduction of the 26BF-2A brushless DC slotless flat miniature motor, which features a diameter of 26mm and a body length of 11mm. Benefiting from the
9 Ways To Take Care Of Your Body
Maybe you’re not a fan of how you look. Or maybe you wish your body was healthy. You’re not the only one. According to a reliable survey, up to 80% of Americans have unhealthy bodies
The Role of 3D Printing in the Production of Medical Devices
Medical devices are devices that are used for the diagnosis, treatment, or prevention of medical conditions. These devices can range from simple instruments like stethoscopes and thermometers to more complex devices like pacemakers and imaging
Medtech in a Minute: Kicking off 2023 with Spinoffs, M&A, and More
Catch up on the latest medtech news – in one minute or less.
How To Maximize Your Dental Negligence Claim
Dental negligence is a form of medical negligence, and it is more common than you imagine, even as dental processes are less complicated than surgical procedures. You can claim compensation for your suffering. When you
Switching To Transitional Living? Health Benefits, Challenges, And Some Pro Tips
Moving to a transitional living facility can be a significant undertaking, but it may be the best thing you can do after addiction treatment. You may not be ready to move back to your former
It's 2023, Remain Seated and Don't Touch Anything
Why our senior editor is more cautious than optimistic about the new year.
Relievant Medsystems Announces Highest Quality of Evidence Ranking for Basivertebral Nerve Ablation in ASPN Back Guideline for Interventional Low Back Pain Treatments
Tyler Binney, President and CEO of Relievant Medsystems. “The ASPN Back Guideline is the latest in a series of society-driven clinical guidelines that validate BVN ablation treatment such as the Intracept® Procedure in helping patients
How Companies Can Thrive in Today’s Medtech Environment
PwC’s Future of Medtech Report offers three business models to consider when operating in the healthcare landscape.
Baxter Joins Spinoff Revolution with Separation of Kidney Units
The spinoff was announced in conjunction with company restructuring plans and reports of potential sale or other separation options for its biopharma solutions business.
What Is the Automated External Defibrillator that Saved Bills Player Damar Hamlin?
Timely use of an automated external defibrillator (AED) appears to have prevented an NFL player's death on live national television.
Bioprinted Eye Tissue to Study Retinal Diseases
Researchers at the National Eye Institute, which is part of the National Institutes of Health, have created a method to 3D bioprint eye tissue that forms the outer blood-retina barrier. This tissue supports the photoreceptors
Long Island Jewish Medical Center Appoints Mathew Foley MD Medical Director
Mathew Foley MD is an experienced clinical leader; he previously served as vice chair of emergency medicine at North Shore University Medical Center in Manhasset.
Are Magnesium and Kratom Connected? Let’s Find Out
Kratom, a tropical evergreen tree native to Southeast Asia, has gained popularity in recent years as a potential treatment for many conditions, including anxiety, depression, and chronic pain. It is a constant subject of study