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Living With Anxiety – How To Enjoy Life As Much As You Can
Depression and anxiety disorders are the most common psychological illnesses found throughout the world. Everyone’s life has situations that trigger anxiety. Dealing with issues, being in control, and working towards a resolution can aid in
Mental Health Treatment Options That Have The Highest Success Rate
Mental health is a topic that is often avoided, but it is something that should be talked about more. According to the World Health Organization, mental health disorders are some of the leading causes of
Medtech in a Minute: Biden CHIPS Away at Shortage, and More
Catch up on the latest medtech news in one minute or less.
Philips' Loss Has Indeed Been ResMed's Gain
Philips' massive recall on ventilators and CPAP machines has been an enormous boon for ResMed, but it hasn't exactly been a cakewalk for the smaller competitor.
ZimVie’s Shares Stumble After Cutting 2022 Sales Outlook
ZimVie was spun out of Zimmer Biomet in March.
‘Dry’ EEG Could Foster a Future of At-Home CNS Clinical Trial Access
Results of a recent study showed that Cumulus Neuroscience’s “dry” EEG is easy-to-use and can yield clinical-grade data in large-scale, real-world investigations.
Anesthesia and Respiratory Devices Global Markets Report 2022
The "Anesthesia and Respiratory Devices: Global Markets" report has been added to ResearchAndMarkets.com's offering.
Confluent Medical Technologies Announces Grand Opening of Costa Rica Expansion
Confluent Technologies has experienced consistent and strong growth in recent years,” says Confluent President & CEO Dean Schauer. “This expansion supports our new product pipeline which continues to grow at a rate greater than Confluent
Is Wearable Technology the Future of Mental Health Care?
Wearable technology can become the future of mental health care and healthcare in general. How? Read on to learn more.
Some Of The Most Important Recent Changes In Healthcare
In this article, we are going to take a look at some of the most important and widely relevant changes that we are seeing in modern healthcare.
How Can Furthering Your Education Improve Your Mental Wellbeing
For many of us, education is just a means to an end. With many students pointing to school when asked about the source of their deteriorating mental health, how can furthering your education improve it?
5 Common Challenges In Clinical Trials That Involve Patients
Clinical trials are essential for medical studies but may sometimes crumble or fail before they start. There are very many factors that make trials challenging. Read on to learn more.
Biden Signs $50 Billion CHIPS Semiconductor Bill into Law
The law will open up more than $50 billion in funds for research and manufacturing of semiconductors on American soil.
Ultrasound Sticker for 48 Hours of Imaging
Engineers at MIT have created an ultrasound patch that can provide long-term ultrasound imaging of internal organs and structures. The device contains a rigid piezoelectric probe array and uses an underlying layer of elastomer-covered hydrogel
DNA-Based Nanorobot Interacts with Live Cells
Researchers at INSERM (Institut national de la santé et de la recherche médicale) in France, and collaborators, have developed a DNA-based nanorobot called the Nano-winch. The tiny creation is made using DNA molecules and a
Simco-lon Releases Control Station V7.5 & Other Supplier News
Here’s what was new in the world of medical device suppliers during the week of August 7.
Cue’s 2Q22 Results Show COVID-19 Testing Demand Is Erratic
The San Diego, CA-based company saw revenue that exceeded guidance, despite announcing layoffs in late June.
7 FAQs for Disaster-Proofing Your Business
Here are seven of the most common, and most essential, questions medical device manufacturers should ask themselves in order to prepare for and recover from any disaster.
Movano Expands Go-To-Market Team with Daniel Amara VP of UX and UI and Jim Chambers VP of Digital Marketing and Growth
"We know the key to the success of our wearable solution is largely dependent on creating a differentiated, intuitive and beautiful product, brand and consumer experience that’s compelling for users over the long term. We’ve
Improving the Physician Experience with Simple, Ergonomic Design By Fazila Seker
Ms. Seker writes, "Steve Jobs once wrote: “Design is not just what it looks like and what it feels like. Design is how it works.” That axiom applies to medical devices, too — although I