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Top Trending AI-Integrated Medical Innovations
Are you wondering about the top medical innovations to look out for this year? In 2021, the pandemic only accelerated some already-established medical trends in order to provide global help. You can expect to see
Want a Career in Public Health? Here are Your Options
If you’re passionate about making a difference in the world and improving people’s lives, a career in public health may be perfect for you! There are many different options within this field, so you can
How to Keep Your Mind and Body Healthy While Working in the Health Sector
This article will explore common ailments amongst healthcare workers and how to keep the mind and body fit and strong before burnout, exhaustion, or illness hits.
7 Medically-Backed Ways To Prevent Addiction In Social Media Users
Addiction to social media is a real problem for many people. It can be hard to break free from the hold that social media has on us, and it can be even harder to prevent
How to Recover Your Health After a Truck Accident With Injuries
By Michael Hawkins If you were involved in an accident with a large vehicle, you may be seeking compensation for your damages and injuries, but also trying to take the best road towards a full
iRhythm & Verily’s AI Watch System Wins FDA Nod
Now instead of the usual timepiece, iRhythm’s Zio Watch monitors atrial fibrillation, continuously and long term to aid in diagnosis.
Natus Becomes Private to Overcome Supply Chain Woes
The Middleton, WI-based company was acquired by Archimed, a European investment firm.
Renovia Reports Published Studies Find Low Documented Adherence to Guideline-based Care for Female SUI
Renovia advises 1 study showed significantly higher costs for payers in the two years following diagnosis for women whose treatment claims did not align with published guidelines for female UI.
Medtech in a Minute: Amazon's Latest Healthcare Move, and More
Catch up on the latest medtech news in one minute or less.
Annalee Lutgen Named CFO of Intricon
Annalee Lutgen will oversee financial operations for Intricon, which has more than 900 employees across three offices and six manufacturing sites
How to Keep Telehealth Solutions Afloat?
By Pauline T Mayer The use of telemedicine has been gradually decreasing all across the USA. So is the end of remote consultations in healthcare looming? To answer this question, Itransition suggests looking at patients’ satisfaction with
3 Tips to Make Informed Health Decisions
Everyone has to make some serious healthcare decisions at some point. It may be something that concerns you and only you or a family member. Either way, such a decision is often difficult to make
Getting Ready For your Pregnancy
You might think you only need to prepare for the road ahead once you find out you’re having a baby. That alone is a must. However, you also need to take some steps before you
Amazon Primed to Disrupt Healthcare
The tech giant plans to buy One Medical, a primary care organization, in an effort to "reinvent" the healthcare experience.
Caption Health AI System Gets EU Nod
The company’s AI ultrasound technology could help lower cardiovascular disease morbidity and mortality through early detection, accessibility, and cost-effectiveness.
3DEO Adds New Services & More Supplier News
Here’s what was new in the world of medical device suppliers during the week of June 17.
Brain-Computer Interfaces at Home: Interview with Dr. Solzbacher of Blackrock Neurotech
Blackrock Neurotech, a medtech company based in Salt Lake City, has pioneered an array of brain-computer interface technologies. Medgadget last spoke with Blackrock Neurotech a year ago about their thought-to-text brain computer interface, but since
Optical Tweezers Turn Neutrophils into Microrobots
The possibility of using our own cells to perform medical tasks within the body is tantalizing, as it would avoid the immune responses that can occur with synthetic objects. Researchers at Jinan University in China
Biosynthetic Trilayered Ventricle Pumps Blood
Biomedical engineers at the University of Toronto have developed a method to create a small-scale biosynthetic left ventricle that can pump blood within a bioreactor. While the construct is too small to act as replacement
Is Abbott Investors' Frustration Justified?
Abbott stock traded lower Wednesday after the company's Q2 earnings call, but are investors ignoring the company's unique position in medtech?