Zoll Medical Buyout of Asahi Kasei (2012)

July 2, 2012 By MassDevice Contributors Network

David Schnur Associates partners with ERI Group
NEWS RELEASE: David Schnur Associates Welcomes ERI Group to its Global Network of Partners In-house electromechanical and fluidic ‘box build’ expertise complements DSA’s offering for medical device and life science customers David Schnur Associates (DSA), a global supplier of outsourced technical sales and marketing services, recently announced an exclusive, multi-year strategic agreement to add ERI Group… […]
Endolumik’s illuminated device takes a big step for safety
Endolumik’s story started a few years ago as the FDA sounded the alarm over the risks of internal surgical staplers. In 2019, the federal agency warned healthcare providers that it had received more than 41,000 medical device reports (MDRs) related to surgical staplers and staples for internal use from 2011 to 2018. Those MDRs tallied… […]
FDA updates medical device shortage list due to shipping delays and semiconductors
Medical device shortages persist due to shipping delays and semiconductor availability, the FDA said last week in an update to its medical device shortage list. The updated medtech products in short supply include radiological devices, general plastic surgery devices, cardiac diagnostic and monitoring products, general ICU/ hospital products, specimen collection supplies and ventilators. Philips Invivo… […]
SaMD development lessons from Cordio’s voice AI heart failure app
Software as a medical device (SaMD) development requires a different approach than traditional medical devices in a few ways. Repeat after me: My dad is a big chef. Speaking that short sentence and a few others like it into a smartphone once a day helps identify deteriorating heart failure patients at risk of declining, Cordio… […]
Four gastroenterology device innovations doctors need now
Gastroenterology is a field ripe for medical device innovation, and medtech developers know that some of the best ideas come from practicing doctors. With that in mind, Medical Design & Outsourcing spoke with two gastroenterologists about what device innovations would help them better diagnose and treat gastrointestinal diseases. Dr. Aasma Shaukat is the director of… […]
Formlabs launches new skin-safe 3D printing material for healthcare
NEWS RELEASE: Formlabs Introduces TPU 90A Powder, The First Elastomer Material for Fuse Series 3D Printers Formlabs, the leading 3D printing company, is excited to announce its newest material for Fuse Series printers: TPU 90A Powder, a tough elastomer powder. This new material enables strong, functional, skin-safe parts with high tear strength and elongation. The strength and flexibility… […]
March 2023 Issue: Incredible enabling technologies
Stryker on steroids: How enabling technology will supercharge surgical robotics How Penumbra’s smart-sucking algorithms and catheters speed up clot removal What Abbott learned about COVID-19 and cardio devices Genascence believes gene therapy can transform the treatment of knee osteoarthritis What to expect in diabetes care in 2023 Incredible enabling technologies The FDA has cleared… […]
Qosina opens new ISO Class 8 cleanroom
NEWS RELEASE: Qosina Unveils New ISO Class 8 Cleanroom Qosina, a global supplier of OEM single-use components to the medical and bioprocess industries, has completed the construction of its new state-of-the-art cleanroom. This 1700-square-foot, ISO Class 8 cleanroom supports the expansion of Qosina’s pick and pack process, allows the company to increase capacity, and reduce… […]
Leveraging biophysics to fight the most aggressive forms of cancer
An innovative device harnesses the power of electric fields to disrupt solid tumor cell division. By Bill Doyle, Novocure For more than 20 years, Novocure has been at the forefront of innovation, pioneering biophysical cancer treatments. With the invention and development of Tumor Treating Fields therapy, Novocure is striving to extend survival in some of… […]
BCI company Science is getting into the outsourcing business
Brain-computer-interface (BCI) developer Science announced has launched a platform to enhance medical device manufacturing outsourcing. Science CEO Max Hodak previously co-founded Neuralink, Elon Musk’s venture into brain-computer interfaces (BCIs). He served as president at Neuralink until 2021. His new venture with Science includes new BCI technology that doesn’t require an in-skull implant. Last November, the… […]
Glowing nanoparticles enhance at-home COVID-19 test sensitivity
Researchers at the University of Houston are using glow-in-the-dark materials to enhance the sensitivity of rapid COVID-19 home diagnostics. The widely used lateral flow assay provides rapid results for diagnostics such as at-home COVID-19 or pregnancy tests. They also offer low costs and ease of operation. Test results on LFA diagnostics come through in colored… […]

Zimmer Holdings Acquires Synvasive Technology (2012)

July 2, 2012 By MassDevice Contributors Network Leave a Comment

David Schnur Associates partners with ERI Group
NEWS RELEASE: David Schnur Associates Welcomes ERI Group to its Global Network of Partners In-house electromechanical and fluidic ‘box build’ expertise complements DSA’s offering for medical device and life science customers David Schnur Associates (DSA), a global supplier of outsourced technical sales and marketing services, recently announced an exclusive, multi-year strategic agreement to add ERI Group… […]
Endolumik’s illuminated device takes a big step for safety
Endolumik’s story started a few years ago as the FDA sounded the alarm over the risks of internal surgical staplers. In 2019, the federal agency warned healthcare providers that it had received more than 41,000 medical device reports (MDRs) related to surgical staplers and staples for internal use from 2011 to 2018. Those MDRs tallied… […]
FDA updates medical device shortage list due to shipping delays and semiconductors
Medical device shortages persist due to shipping delays and semiconductor availability, the FDA said last week in an update to its medical device shortage list. The updated medtech products in short supply include radiological devices, general plastic surgery devices, cardiac diagnostic and monitoring products, general ICU/ hospital products, specimen collection supplies and ventilators. Philips Invivo… […]
SaMD development lessons from Cordio’s voice AI heart failure app
Software as a medical device (SaMD) development requires a different approach than traditional medical devices in a few ways. Repeat after me: My dad is a big chef. Speaking that short sentence and a few others like it into a smartphone once a day helps identify deteriorating heart failure patients at risk of declining, Cordio… […]
Four gastroenterology device innovations doctors need now
Gastroenterology is a field ripe for medical device innovation, and medtech developers know that some of the best ideas come from practicing doctors. With that in mind, Medical Design & Outsourcing spoke with two gastroenterologists about what device innovations would help them better diagnose and treat gastrointestinal diseases. Dr. Aasma Shaukat is the director of… […]
Formlabs launches new skin-safe 3D printing material for healthcare
NEWS RELEASE: Formlabs Introduces TPU 90A Powder, The First Elastomer Material for Fuse Series 3D Printers Formlabs, the leading 3D printing company, is excited to announce its newest material for Fuse Series printers: TPU 90A Powder, a tough elastomer powder. This new material enables strong, functional, skin-safe parts with high tear strength and elongation. The strength and flexibility… […]
March 2023 Issue: Incredible enabling technologies
Stryker on steroids: How enabling technology will supercharge surgical robotics How Penumbra’s smart-sucking algorithms and catheters speed up clot removal What Abbott learned about COVID-19 and cardio devices Genascence believes gene therapy can transform the treatment of knee osteoarthritis What to expect in diabetes care in 2023 Incredible enabling technologies The FDA has cleared… […]
Qosina opens new ISO Class 8 cleanroom
NEWS RELEASE: Qosina Unveils New ISO Class 8 Cleanroom Qosina, a global supplier of OEM single-use components to the medical and bioprocess industries, has completed the construction of its new state-of-the-art cleanroom. This 1700-square-foot, ISO Class 8 cleanroom supports the expansion of Qosina’s pick and pack process, allows the company to increase capacity, and reduce… […]
Leveraging biophysics to fight the most aggressive forms of cancer
An innovative device harnesses the power of electric fields to disrupt solid tumor cell division. By Bill Doyle, Novocure For more than 20 years, Novocure has been at the forefront of innovation, pioneering biophysical cancer treatments. With the invention and development of Tumor Treating Fields therapy, Novocure is striving to extend survival in some of… […]
BCI company Science is getting into the outsourcing business
Brain-computer-interface (BCI) developer Science announced has launched a platform to enhance medical device manufacturing outsourcing. Science CEO Max Hodak previously co-founded Neuralink, Elon Musk’s venture into brain-computer interfaces (BCIs). He served as president at Neuralink until 2021. His new venture with Science includes new BCI technology that doesn’t require an in-skull implant. Last November, the… […]
Glowing nanoparticles enhance at-home COVID-19 test sensitivity
Researchers at the University of Houston are using glow-in-the-dark materials to enhance the sensitivity of rapid COVID-19 home diagnostics. The widely used lateral flow assay provides rapid results for diagnostics such as at-home COVID-19 or pregnancy tests. They also offer low costs and ease of operation. Test results on LFA diagnostics come through in colored… […]

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Varian Medical Systems Acquires Infimed (2012)

July 2, 2012 By MassDevice Contributors Network Leave a Comment

David Schnur Associates partners with ERI Group
NEWS RELEASE: David Schnur Associates Welcomes ERI Group to its Global Network of Partners In-house electromechanical and fluidic ‘box build’ expertise complements DSA’s offering for medical device and life science customers David Schnur Associates (DSA), a global supplier of outsourced technical sales and marketing services, recently announced an exclusive, multi-year strategic agreement to add ERI Group… […]
Endolumik’s illuminated device takes a big step for safety
Endolumik’s story started a few years ago as the FDA sounded the alarm over the risks of internal surgical staplers. In 2019, the federal agency warned healthcare providers that it had received more than 41,000 medical device reports (MDRs) related to surgical staplers and staples for internal use from 2011 to 2018. Those MDRs tallied… […]
FDA updates medical device shortage list due to shipping delays and semiconductors
Medical device shortages persist due to shipping delays and semiconductor availability, the FDA said last week in an update to its medical device shortage list. The updated medtech products in short supply include radiological devices, general plastic surgery devices, cardiac diagnostic and monitoring products, general ICU/ hospital products, specimen collection supplies and ventilators. Philips Invivo… […]
SaMD development lessons from Cordio’s voice AI heart failure app
Software as a medical device (SaMD) development requires a different approach than traditional medical devices in a few ways. Repeat after me: My dad is a big chef. Speaking that short sentence and a few others like it into a smartphone once a day helps identify deteriorating heart failure patients at risk of declining, Cordio… […]
Four gastroenterology device innovations doctors need now
Gastroenterology is a field ripe for medical device innovation, and medtech developers know that some of the best ideas come from practicing doctors. With that in mind, Medical Design & Outsourcing spoke with two gastroenterologists about what device innovations would help them better diagnose and treat gastrointestinal diseases. Dr. Aasma Shaukat is the director of… […]
Formlabs launches new skin-safe 3D printing material for healthcare
NEWS RELEASE: Formlabs Introduces TPU 90A Powder, The First Elastomer Material for Fuse Series 3D Printers Formlabs, the leading 3D printing company, is excited to announce its newest material for Fuse Series printers: TPU 90A Powder, a tough elastomer powder. This new material enables strong, functional, skin-safe parts with high tear strength and elongation. The strength and flexibility… […]
March 2023 Issue: Incredible enabling technologies
Stryker on steroids: How enabling technology will supercharge surgical robotics How Penumbra’s smart-sucking algorithms and catheters speed up clot removal What Abbott learned about COVID-19 and cardio devices Genascence believes gene therapy can transform the treatment of knee osteoarthritis What to expect in diabetes care in 2023 Incredible enabling technologies The FDA has cleared… […]
Qosina opens new ISO Class 8 cleanroom
NEWS RELEASE: Qosina Unveils New ISO Class 8 Cleanroom Qosina, a global supplier of OEM single-use components to the medical and bioprocess industries, has completed the construction of its new state-of-the-art cleanroom. This 1700-square-foot, ISO Class 8 cleanroom supports the expansion of Qosina’s pick and pack process, allows the company to increase capacity, and reduce… […]
Leveraging biophysics to fight the most aggressive forms of cancer
An innovative device harnesses the power of electric fields to disrupt solid tumor cell division. By Bill Doyle, Novocure For more than 20 years, Novocure has been at the forefront of innovation, pioneering biophysical cancer treatments. With the invention and development of Tumor Treating Fields therapy, Novocure is striving to extend survival in some of… […]
BCI company Science is getting into the outsourcing business
Brain-computer-interface (BCI) developer Science announced has launched a platform to enhance medical device manufacturing outsourcing. Science CEO Max Hodak previously co-founded Neuralink, Elon Musk’s venture into brain-computer interfaces (BCIs). He served as president at Neuralink until 2021. His new venture with Science includes new BCI technology that doesn’t require an in-skull implant. Last November, the… […]
Glowing nanoparticles enhance at-home COVID-19 test sensitivity
Researchers at the University of Houston are using glow-in-the-dark materials to enhance the sensitivity of rapid COVID-19 home diagnostics. The widely used lateral flow assay provides rapid results for diagnostics such as at-home COVID-19 or pregnancy tests. They also offer low costs and ease of operation. Test results on LFA diagnostics come through in colored… […]

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Terumo Joint Venture with Shandong Weigao Group Medical Polymer Co Ltd (2012)

July 2, 2012 By MassDevice Contributors Network Leave a Comment

David Schnur Associates partners with ERI Group
NEWS RELEASE: David Schnur Associates Welcomes ERI Group to its Global Network of Partners In-house electromechanical and fluidic ‘box build’ expertise complements DSA’s offering for medical device and life science customers David Schnur Associates (DSA), a global supplier of outsourced technical sales and marketing services, recently announced an exclusive, multi-year strategic agreement to add ERI Group… […]
Endolumik’s illuminated device takes a big step for safety
Endolumik’s story started a few years ago as the FDA sounded the alarm over the risks of internal surgical staplers. In 2019, the federal agency warned healthcare providers that it had received more than 41,000 medical device reports (MDRs) related to surgical staplers and staples for internal use from 2011 to 2018. Those MDRs tallied… […]
FDA updates medical device shortage list due to shipping delays and semiconductors
Medical device shortages persist due to shipping delays and semiconductor availability, the FDA said last week in an update to its medical device shortage list. The updated medtech products in short supply include radiological devices, general plastic surgery devices, cardiac diagnostic and monitoring products, general ICU/ hospital products, specimen collection supplies and ventilators. Philips Invivo… […]
SaMD development lessons from Cordio’s voice AI heart failure app
Software as a medical device (SaMD) development requires a different approach than traditional medical devices in a few ways. Repeat after me: My dad is a big chef. Speaking that short sentence and a few others like it into a smartphone once a day helps identify deteriorating heart failure patients at risk of declining, Cordio… […]
Four gastroenterology device innovations doctors need now
Gastroenterology is a field ripe for medical device innovation, and medtech developers know that some of the best ideas come from practicing doctors. With that in mind, Medical Design & Outsourcing spoke with two gastroenterologists about what device innovations would help them better diagnose and treat gastrointestinal diseases. Dr. Aasma Shaukat is the director of… […]
Formlabs launches new skin-safe 3D printing material for healthcare
NEWS RELEASE: Formlabs Introduces TPU 90A Powder, The First Elastomer Material for Fuse Series 3D Printers Formlabs, the leading 3D printing company, is excited to announce its newest material for Fuse Series printers: TPU 90A Powder, a tough elastomer powder. This new material enables strong, functional, skin-safe parts with high tear strength and elongation. The strength and flexibility… […]
March 2023 Issue: Incredible enabling technologies
Stryker on steroids: How enabling technology will supercharge surgical robotics How Penumbra’s smart-sucking algorithms and catheters speed up clot removal What Abbott learned about COVID-19 and cardio devices Genascence believes gene therapy can transform the treatment of knee osteoarthritis What to expect in diabetes care in 2023 Incredible enabling technologies The FDA has cleared… […]
Qosina opens new ISO Class 8 cleanroom
NEWS RELEASE: Qosina Unveils New ISO Class 8 Cleanroom Qosina, a global supplier of OEM single-use components to the medical and bioprocess industries, has completed the construction of its new state-of-the-art cleanroom. This 1700-square-foot, ISO Class 8 cleanroom supports the expansion of Qosina’s pick and pack process, allows the company to increase capacity, and reduce… […]
Leveraging biophysics to fight the most aggressive forms of cancer
An innovative device harnesses the power of electric fields to disrupt solid tumor cell division. By Bill Doyle, Novocure For more than 20 years, Novocure has been at the forefront of innovation, pioneering biophysical cancer treatments. With the invention and development of Tumor Treating Fields therapy, Novocure is striving to extend survival in some of… […]
BCI company Science is getting into the outsourcing business
Brain-computer-interface (BCI) developer Science announced has launched a platform to enhance medical device manufacturing outsourcing. Science CEO Max Hodak previously co-founded Neuralink, Elon Musk’s venture into brain-computer interfaces (BCIs). He served as president at Neuralink until 2021. His new venture with Science includes new BCI technology that doesn’t require an in-skull implant. Last November, the… […]
Glowing nanoparticles enhance at-home COVID-19 test sensitivity
Researchers at the University of Houston are using glow-in-the-dark materials to enhance the sensitivity of rapid COVID-19 home diagnostics. The widely used lateral flow assay provides rapid results for diagnostics such as at-home COVID-19 or pregnancy tests. They also offer low costs and ease of operation. Test results on LFA diagnostics come through in colored… […]

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Teleflex Acquires Semprus BioSciences (2012)

July 2, 2012 By MassDevice Contributors Network Leave a Comment

David Schnur Associates partners with ERI Group
NEWS RELEASE: David Schnur Associates Welcomes ERI Group to its Global Network of Partners In-house electromechanical and fluidic ‘box build’ expertise complements DSA’s offering for medical device and life science customers David Schnur Associates (DSA), a global supplier of outsourced technical sales and marketing services, recently announced an exclusive, multi-year strategic agreement to add ERI Group… […]
Endolumik’s illuminated device takes a big step for safety
Endolumik’s story started a few years ago as the FDA sounded the alarm over the risks of internal surgical staplers. In 2019, the federal agency warned healthcare providers that it had received more than 41,000 medical device reports (MDRs) related to surgical staplers and staples for internal use from 2011 to 2018. Those MDRs tallied… […]
FDA updates medical device shortage list due to shipping delays and semiconductors
Medical device shortages persist due to shipping delays and semiconductor availability, the FDA said last week in an update to its medical device shortage list. The updated medtech products in short supply include radiological devices, general plastic surgery devices, cardiac diagnostic and monitoring products, general ICU/ hospital products, specimen collection supplies and ventilators. Philips Invivo… […]
SaMD development lessons from Cordio’s voice AI heart failure app
Software as a medical device (SaMD) development requires a different approach than traditional medical devices in a few ways. Repeat after me: My dad is a big chef. Speaking that short sentence and a few others like it into a smartphone once a day helps identify deteriorating heart failure patients at risk of declining, Cordio… […]
Four gastroenterology device innovations doctors need now
Gastroenterology is a field ripe for medical device innovation, and medtech developers know that some of the best ideas come from practicing doctors. With that in mind, Medical Design & Outsourcing spoke with two gastroenterologists about what device innovations would help them better diagnose and treat gastrointestinal diseases. Dr. Aasma Shaukat is the director of… […]
Formlabs launches new skin-safe 3D printing material for healthcare
NEWS RELEASE: Formlabs Introduces TPU 90A Powder, The First Elastomer Material for Fuse Series 3D Printers Formlabs, the leading 3D printing company, is excited to announce its newest material for Fuse Series printers: TPU 90A Powder, a tough elastomer powder. This new material enables strong, functional, skin-safe parts with high tear strength and elongation. The strength and flexibility… […]
March 2023 Issue: Incredible enabling technologies
Stryker on steroids: How enabling technology will supercharge surgical robotics How Penumbra’s smart-sucking algorithms and catheters speed up clot removal What Abbott learned about COVID-19 and cardio devices Genascence believes gene therapy can transform the treatment of knee osteoarthritis What to expect in diabetes care in 2023 Incredible enabling technologies The FDA has cleared… […]
Qosina opens new ISO Class 8 cleanroom
NEWS RELEASE: Qosina Unveils New ISO Class 8 Cleanroom Qosina, a global supplier of OEM single-use components to the medical and bioprocess industries, has completed the construction of its new state-of-the-art cleanroom. This 1700-square-foot, ISO Class 8 cleanroom supports the expansion of Qosina’s pick and pack process, allows the company to increase capacity, and reduce… […]
Leveraging biophysics to fight the most aggressive forms of cancer
An innovative device harnesses the power of electric fields to disrupt solid tumor cell division. By Bill Doyle, Novocure For more than 20 years, Novocure has been at the forefront of innovation, pioneering biophysical cancer treatments. With the invention and development of Tumor Treating Fields therapy, Novocure is striving to extend survival in some of… […]
BCI company Science is getting into the outsourcing business
Brain-computer-interface (BCI) developer Science announced has launched a platform to enhance medical device manufacturing outsourcing. Science CEO Max Hodak previously co-founded Neuralink, Elon Musk’s venture into brain-computer interfaces (BCIs). He served as president at Neuralink until 2021. His new venture with Science includes new BCI technology that doesn’t require an in-skull implant. Last November, the… […]
Glowing nanoparticles enhance at-home COVID-19 test sensitivity
Researchers at the University of Houston are using glow-in-the-dark materials to enhance the sensitivity of rapid COVID-19 home diagnostics. The widely used lateral flow assay provides rapid results for diagnostics such as at-home COVID-19 or pregnancy tests. They also offer low costs and ease of operation. Test results on LFA diagnostics come through in colored… […]

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Teleflex Acquires Option 3 LLC (2012)

July 2, 2012 By MassDevice Contributors Network Leave a Comment

David Schnur Associates partners with ERI Group
NEWS RELEASE: David Schnur Associates Welcomes ERI Group to its Global Network of Partners In-house electromechanical and fluidic ‘box build’ expertise complements DSA’s offering for medical device and life science customers David Schnur Associates (DSA), a global supplier of outsourced technical sales and marketing services, recently announced an exclusive, multi-year strategic agreement to add ERI Group… […]
Endolumik’s illuminated device takes a big step for safety
Endolumik’s story started a few years ago as the FDA sounded the alarm over the risks of internal surgical staplers. In 2019, the federal agency warned healthcare providers that it had received more than 41,000 medical device reports (MDRs) related to surgical staplers and staples for internal use from 2011 to 2018. Those MDRs tallied… […]
FDA updates medical device shortage list due to shipping delays and semiconductors
Medical device shortages persist due to shipping delays and semiconductor availability, the FDA said last week in an update to its medical device shortage list. The updated medtech products in short supply include radiological devices, general plastic surgery devices, cardiac diagnostic and monitoring products, general ICU/ hospital products, specimen collection supplies and ventilators. Philips Invivo… […]
SaMD development lessons from Cordio’s voice AI heart failure app
Software as a medical device (SaMD) development requires a different approach than traditional medical devices in a few ways. Repeat after me: My dad is a big chef. Speaking that short sentence and a few others like it into a smartphone once a day helps identify deteriorating heart failure patients at risk of declining, Cordio… […]
Four gastroenterology device innovations doctors need now
Gastroenterology is a field ripe for medical device innovation, and medtech developers know that some of the best ideas come from practicing doctors. With that in mind, Medical Design & Outsourcing spoke with two gastroenterologists about what device innovations would help them better diagnose and treat gastrointestinal diseases. Dr. Aasma Shaukat is the director of… […]
Formlabs launches new skin-safe 3D printing material for healthcare
NEWS RELEASE: Formlabs Introduces TPU 90A Powder, The First Elastomer Material for Fuse Series 3D Printers Formlabs, the leading 3D printing company, is excited to announce its newest material for Fuse Series printers: TPU 90A Powder, a tough elastomer powder. This new material enables strong, functional, skin-safe parts with high tear strength and elongation. The strength and flexibility… […]
March 2023 Issue: Incredible enabling technologies
Stryker on steroids: How enabling technology will supercharge surgical robotics How Penumbra’s smart-sucking algorithms and catheters speed up clot removal What Abbott learned about COVID-19 and cardio devices Genascence believes gene therapy can transform the treatment of knee osteoarthritis What to expect in diabetes care in 2023 Incredible enabling technologies The FDA has cleared… […]
Qosina opens new ISO Class 8 cleanroom
NEWS RELEASE: Qosina Unveils New ISO Class 8 Cleanroom Qosina, a global supplier of OEM single-use components to the medical and bioprocess industries, has completed the construction of its new state-of-the-art cleanroom. This 1700-square-foot, ISO Class 8 cleanroom supports the expansion of Qosina’s pick and pack process, allows the company to increase capacity, and reduce… […]
Leveraging biophysics to fight the most aggressive forms of cancer
An innovative device harnesses the power of electric fields to disrupt solid tumor cell division. By Bill Doyle, Novocure For more than 20 years, Novocure has been at the forefront of innovation, pioneering biophysical cancer treatments. With the invention and development of Tumor Treating Fields therapy, Novocure is striving to extend survival in some of… […]
BCI company Science is getting into the outsourcing business
Brain-computer-interface (BCI) developer Science announced has launched a platform to enhance medical device manufacturing outsourcing. Science CEO Max Hodak previously co-founded Neuralink, Elon Musk’s venture into brain-computer interfaces (BCIs). He served as president at Neuralink until 2021. His new venture with Science includes new BCI technology that doesn’t require an in-skull implant. Last November, the… […]
Glowing nanoparticles enhance at-home COVID-19 test sensitivity
Researchers at the University of Houston are using glow-in-the-dark materials to enhance the sensitivity of rapid COVID-19 home diagnostics. The widely used lateral flow assay provides rapid results for diagnostics such as at-home COVID-19 or pregnancy tests. They also offer low costs and ease of operation. Test results on LFA diagnostics come through in colored… […]

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Straumann Holding AG Acquires Neodent (2012)

July 2, 2012 By MassDevice Contributors Network Leave a Comment

David Schnur Associates partners with ERI Group
NEWS RELEASE: David Schnur Associates Welcomes ERI Group to its Global Network of Partners In-house electromechanical and fluidic ‘box build’ expertise complements DSA’s offering for medical device and life science customers David Schnur Associates (DSA), a global supplier of outsourced technical sales and marketing services, recently announced an exclusive, multi-year strategic agreement to add ERI Group… […]
Endolumik’s illuminated device takes a big step for safety
Endolumik’s story started a few years ago as the FDA sounded the alarm over the risks of internal surgical staplers. In 2019, the federal agency warned healthcare providers that it had received more than 41,000 medical device reports (MDRs) related to surgical staplers and staples for internal use from 2011 to 2018. Those MDRs tallied… […]
FDA updates medical device shortage list due to shipping delays and semiconductors
Medical device shortages persist due to shipping delays and semiconductor availability, the FDA said last week in an update to its medical device shortage list. The updated medtech products in short supply include radiological devices, general plastic surgery devices, cardiac diagnostic and monitoring products, general ICU/ hospital products, specimen collection supplies and ventilators. Philips Invivo… […]
SaMD development lessons from Cordio’s voice AI heart failure app
Software as a medical device (SaMD) development requires a different approach than traditional medical devices in a few ways. Repeat after me: My dad is a big chef. Speaking that short sentence and a few others like it into a smartphone once a day helps identify deteriorating heart failure patients at risk of declining, Cordio… […]
Four gastroenterology device innovations doctors need now
Gastroenterology is a field ripe for medical device innovation, and medtech developers know that some of the best ideas come from practicing doctors. With that in mind, Medical Design & Outsourcing spoke with two gastroenterologists about what device innovations would help them better diagnose and treat gastrointestinal diseases. Dr. Aasma Shaukat is the director of… […]
Formlabs launches new skin-safe 3D printing material for healthcare
NEWS RELEASE: Formlabs Introduces TPU 90A Powder, The First Elastomer Material for Fuse Series 3D Printers Formlabs, the leading 3D printing company, is excited to announce its newest material for Fuse Series printers: TPU 90A Powder, a tough elastomer powder. This new material enables strong, functional, skin-safe parts with high tear strength and elongation. The strength and flexibility… […]
March 2023 Issue: Incredible enabling technologies
Stryker on steroids: How enabling technology will supercharge surgical robotics How Penumbra’s smart-sucking algorithms and catheters speed up clot removal What Abbott learned about COVID-19 and cardio devices Genascence believes gene therapy can transform the treatment of knee osteoarthritis What to expect in diabetes care in 2023 Incredible enabling technologies The FDA has cleared… […]
Qosina opens new ISO Class 8 cleanroom
NEWS RELEASE: Qosina Unveils New ISO Class 8 Cleanroom Qosina, a global supplier of OEM single-use components to the medical and bioprocess industries, has completed the construction of its new state-of-the-art cleanroom. This 1700-square-foot, ISO Class 8 cleanroom supports the expansion of Qosina’s pick and pack process, allows the company to increase capacity, and reduce… […]
Leveraging biophysics to fight the most aggressive forms of cancer
An innovative device harnesses the power of electric fields to disrupt solid tumor cell division. By Bill Doyle, Novocure For more than 20 years, Novocure has been at the forefront of innovation, pioneering biophysical cancer treatments. With the invention and development of Tumor Treating Fields therapy, Novocure is striving to extend survival in some of… […]
BCI company Science is getting into the outsourcing business
Brain-computer-interface (BCI) developer Science announced has launched a platform to enhance medical device manufacturing outsourcing. Science CEO Max Hodak previously co-founded Neuralink, Elon Musk’s venture into brain-computer interfaces (BCIs). He served as president at Neuralink until 2021. His new venture with Science includes new BCI technology that doesn’t require an in-skull implant. Last November, the… […]
Glowing nanoparticles enhance at-home COVID-19 test sensitivity
Researchers at the University of Houston are using glow-in-the-dark materials to enhance the sensitivity of rapid COVID-19 home diagnostics. The widely used lateral flow assay provides rapid results for diagnostics such as at-home COVID-19 or pregnancy tests. They also offer low costs and ease of operation. Test results on LFA diagnostics come through in colored… […]

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Sonosite Acquires Carticept Medical (2012)

July 2, 2012 By MassDevice Contributors Network Leave a Comment

David Schnur Associates partners with ERI Group
NEWS RELEASE: David Schnur Associates Welcomes ERI Group to its Global Network of Partners In-house electromechanical and fluidic ‘box build’ expertise complements DSA’s offering for medical device and life science customers David Schnur Associates (DSA), a global supplier of outsourced technical sales and marketing services, recently announced an exclusive, multi-year strategic agreement to add ERI Group… […]
Endolumik’s illuminated device takes a big step for safety
Endolumik’s story started a few years ago as the FDA sounded the alarm over the risks of internal surgical staplers. In 2019, the federal agency warned healthcare providers that it had received more than 41,000 medical device reports (MDRs) related to surgical staplers and staples for internal use from 2011 to 2018. Those MDRs tallied… […]
FDA updates medical device shortage list due to shipping delays and semiconductors
Medical device shortages persist due to shipping delays and semiconductor availability, the FDA said last week in an update to its medical device shortage list. The updated medtech products in short supply include radiological devices, general plastic surgery devices, cardiac diagnostic and monitoring products, general ICU/ hospital products, specimen collection supplies and ventilators. Philips Invivo… […]
SaMD development lessons from Cordio’s voice AI heart failure app
Software as a medical device (SaMD) development requires a different approach than traditional medical devices in a few ways. Repeat after me: My dad is a big chef. Speaking that short sentence and a few others like it into a smartphone once a day helps identify deteriorating heart failure patients at risk of declining, Cordio… […]
Four gastroenterology device innovations doctors need now
Gastroenterology is a field ripe for medical device innovation, and medtech developers know that some of the best ideas come from practicing doctors. With that in mind, Medical Design & Outsourcing spoke with two gastroenterologists about what device innovations would help them better diagnose and treat gastrointestinal diseases. Dr. Aasma Shaukat is the director of… […]
Formlabs launches new skin-safe 3D printing material for healthcare
NEWS RELEASE: Formlabs Introduces TPU 90A Powder, The First Elastomer Material for Fuse Series 3D Printers Formlabs, the leading 3D printing company, is excited to announce its newest material for Fuse Series printers: TPU 90A Powder, a tough elastomer powder. This new material enables strong, functional, skin-safe parts with high tear strength and elongation. The strength and flexibility… […]
March 2023 Issue: Incredible enabling technologies
Stryker on steroids: How enabling technology will supercharge surgical robotics How Penumbra’s smart-sucking algorithms and catheters speed up clot removal What Abbott learned about COVID-19 and cardio devices Genascence believes gene therapy can transform the treatment of knee osteoarthritis What to expect in diabetes care in 2023 Incredible enabling technologies The FDA has cleared… […]
Qosina opens new ISO Class 8 cleanroom
NEWS RELEASE: Qosina Unveils New ISO Class 8 Cleanroom Qosina, a global supplier of OEM single-use components to the medical and bioprocess industries, has completed the construction of its new state-of-the-art cleanroom. This 1700-square-foot, ISO Class 8 cleanroom supports the expansion of Qosina’s pick and pack process, allows the company to increase capacity, and reduce… […]
Leveraging biophysics to fight the most aggressive forms of cancer
An innovative device harnesses the power of electric fields to disrupt solid tumor cell division. By Bill Doyle, Novocure For more than 20 years, Novocure has been at the forefront of innovation, pioneering biophysical cancer treatments. With the invention and development of Tumor Treating Fields therapy, Novocure is striving to extend survival in some of… […]
BCI company Science is getting into the outsourcing business
Brain-computer-interface (BCI) developer Science announced has launched a platform to enhance medical device manufacturing outsourcing. Science CEO Max Hodak previously co-founded Neuralink, Elon Musk’s venture into brain-computer interfaces (BCIs). He served as president at Neuralink until 2021. His new venture with Science includes new BCI technology that doesn’t require an in-skull implant. Last November, the… […]
Glowing nanoparticles enhance at-home COVID-19 test sensitivity
Researchers at the University of Houston are using glow-in-the-dark materials to enhance the sensitivity of rapid COVID-19 home diagnostics. The widely used lateral flow assay provides rapid results for diagnostics such as at-home COVID-19 or pregnancy tests. They also offer low costs and ease of operation. Test results on LFA diagnostics come through in colored… […]

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Smith & Nephew Joint Venture with Essex Woodlands Health Ventures (2012)

July 2, 2012 By MassDevice Contributors Network Leave a Comment

David Schnur Associates partners with ERI Group
NEWS RELEASE: David Schnur Associates Welcomes ERI Group to its Global Network of Partners In-house electromechanical and fluidic ‘box build’ expertise complements DSA’s offering for medical device and life science customers David Schnur Associates (DSA), a global supplier of outsourced technical sales and marketing services, recently announced an exclusive, multi-year strategic agreement to add ERI Group… […]
Endolumik’s illuminated device takes a big step for safety
Endolumik’s story started a few years ago as the FDA sounded the alarm over the risks of internal surgical staplers. In 2019, the federal agency warned healthcare providers that it had received more than 41,000 medical device reports (MDRs) related to surgical staplers and staples for internal use from 2011 to 2018. Those MDRs tallied… […]
FDA updates medical device shortage list due to shipping delays and semiconductors
Medical device shortages persist due to shipping delays and semiconductor availability, the FDA said last week in an update to its medical device shortage list. The updated medtech products in short supply include radiological devices, general plastic surgery devices, cardiac diagnostic and monitoring products, general ICU/ hospital products, specimen collection supplies and ventilators. Philips Invivo… […]
SaMD development lessons from Cordio’s voice AI heart failure app
Software as a medical device (SaMD) development requires a different approach than traditional medical devices in a few ways. Repeat after me: My dad is a big chef. Speaking that short sentence and a few others like it into a smartphone once a day helps identify deteriorating heart failure patients at risk of declining, Cordio… […]
Four gastroenterology device innovations doctors need now
Gastroenterology is a field ripe for medical device innovation, and medtech developers know that some of the best ideas come from practicing doctors. With that in mind, Medical Design & Outsourcing spoke with two gastroenterologists about what device innovations would help them better diagnose and treat gastrointestinal diseases. Dr. Aasma Shaukat is the director of… […]
Formlabs launches new skin-safe 3D printing material for healthcare
NEWS RELEASE: Formlabs Introduces TPU 90A Powder, The First Elastomer Material for Fuse Series 3D Printers Formlabs, the leading 3D printing company, is excited to announce its newest material for Fuse Series printers: TPU 90A Powder, a tough elastomer powder. This new material enables strong, functional, skin-safe parts with high tear strength and elongation. The strength and flexibility… […]
March 2023 Issue: Incredible enabling technologies
Stryker on steroids: How enabling technology will supercharge surgical robotics How Penumbra’s smart-sucking algorithms and catheters speed up clot removal What Abbott learned about COVID-19 and cardio devices Genascence believes gene therapy can transform the treatment of knee osteoarthritis What to expect in diabetes care in 2023 Incredible enabling technologies The FDA has cleared… […]
Qosina opens new ISO Class 8 cleanroom
NEWS RELEASE: Qosina Unveils New ISO Class 8 Cleanroom Qosina, a global supplier of OEM single-use components to the medical and bioprocess industries, has completed the construction of its new state-of-the-art cleanroom. This 1700-square-foot, ISO Class 8 cleanroom supports the expansion of Qosina’s pick and pack process, allows the company to increase capacity, and reduce… […]
Leveraging biophysics to fight the most aggressive forms of cancer
An innovative device harnesses the power of electric fields to disrupt solid tumor cell division. By Bill Doyle, Novocure For more than 20 years, Novocure has been at the forefront of innovation, pioneering biophysical cancer treatments. With the invention and development of Tumor Treating Fields therapy, Novocure is striving to extend survival in some of… […]
BCI company Science is getting into the outsourcing business
Brain-computer-interface (BCI) developer Science announced has launched a platform to enhance medical device manufacturing outsourcing. Science CEO Max Hodak previously co-founded Neuralink, Elon Musk’s venture into brain-computer interfaces (BCIs). He served as president at Neuralink until 2021. His new venture with Science includes new BCI technology that doesn’t require an in-skull implant. Last November, the… […]
Glowing nanoparticles enhance at-home COVID-19 test sensitivity
Researchers at the University of Houston are using glow-in-the-dark materials to enhance the sensitivity of rapid COVID-19 home diagnostics. The widely used lateral flow assay provides rapid results for diagnostics such as at-home COVID-19 or pregnancy tests. They also offer low costs and ease of operation. Test results on LFA diagnostics come through in colored… […]

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Smith & Nephew Acquires Aderma dermal pads from Focus Products Developments Ltd (2012)

July 2, 2012 By MassDevice Contributors Network Leave a Comment

David Schnur Associates partners with ERI Group
NEWS RELEASE: David Schnur Associates Welcomes ERI Group to its Global Network of Partners In-house electromechanical and fluidic ‘box build’ expertise complements DSA’s offering for medical device and life science customers David Schnur Associates (DSA), a global supplier of outsourced technical sales and marketing services, recently announced an exclusive, multi-year strategic agreement to add ERI Group… […]
Endolumik’s illuminated device takes a big step for safety
Endolumik’s story started a few years ago as the FDA sounded the alarm over the risks of internal surgical staplers. In 2019, the federal agency warned healthcare providers that it had received more than 41,000 medical device reports (MDRs) related to surgical staplers and staples for internal use from 2011 to 2018. Those MDRs tallied… […]
FDA updates medical device shortage list due to shipping delays and semiconductors
Medical device shortages persist due to shipping delays and semiconductor availability, the FDA said last week in an update to its medical device shortage list. The updated medtech products in short supply include radiological devices, general plastic surgery devices, cardiac diagnostic and monitoring products, general ICU/ hospital products, specimen collection supplies and ventilators. Philips Invivo… […]
SaMD development lessons from Cordio’s voice AI heart failure app
Software as a medical device (SaMD) development requires a different approach than traditional medical devices in a few ways. Repeat after me: My dad is a big chef. Speaking that short sentence and a few others like it into a smartphone once a day helps identify deteriorating heart failure patients at risk of declining, Cordio… […]
Four gastroenterology device innovations doctors need now
Gastroenterology is a field ripe for medical device innovation, and medtech developers know that some of the best ideas come from practicing doctors. With that in mind, Medical Design & Outsourcing spoke with two gastroenterologists about what device innovations would help them better diagnose and treat gastrointestinal diseases. Dr. Aasma Shaukat is the director of… […]
Formlabs launches new skin-safe 3D printing material for healthcare
NEWS RELEASE: Formlabs Introduces TPU 90A Powder, The First Elastomer Material for Fuse Series 3D Printers Formlabs, the leading 3D printing company, is excited to announce its newest material for Fuse Series printers: TPU 90A Powder, a tough elastomer powder. This new material enables strong, functional, skin-safe parts with high tear strength and elongation. The strength and flexibility… […]
March 2023 Issue: Incredible enabling technologies
Stryker on steroids: How enabling technology will supercharge surgical robotics How Penumbra’s smart-sucking algorithms and catheters speed up clot removal What Abbott learned about COVID-19 and cardio devices Genascence believes gene therapy can transform the treatment of knee osteoarthritis What to expect in diabetes care in 2023 Incredible enabling technologies The FDA has cleared… […]
Qosina opens new ISO Class 8 cleanroom
NEWS RELEASE: Qosina Unveils New ISO Class 8 Cleanroom Qosina, a global supplier of OEM single-use components to the medical and bioprocess industries, has completed the construction of its new state-of-the-art cleanroom. This 1700-square-foot, ISO Class 8 cleanroom supports the expansion of Qosina’s pick and pack process, allows the company to increase capacity, and reduce… […]
Leveraging biophysics to fight the most aggressive forms of cancer
An innovative device harnesses the power of electric fields to disrupt solid tumor cell division. By Bill Doyle, Novocure For more than 20 years, Novocure has been at the forefront of innovation, pioneering biophysical cancer treatments. With the invention and development of Tumor Treating Fields therapy, Novocure is striving to extend survival in some of… […]
BCI company Science is getting into the outsourcing business
Brain-computer-interface (BCI) developer Science announced has launched a platform to enhance medical device manufacturing outsourcing. Science CEO Max Hodak previously co-founded Neuralink, Elon Musk’s venture into brain-computer interfaces (BCIs). He served as president at Neuralink until 2021. His new venture with Science includes new BCI technology that doesn’t require an in-skull implant. Last November, the… […]
Glowing nanoparticles enhance at-home COVID-19 test sensitivity
Researchers at the University of Houston are using glow-in-the-dark materials to enhance the sensitivity of rapid COVID-19 home diagnostics. The widely used lateral flow assay provides rapid results for diagnostics such as at-home COVID-19 or pregnancy tests. They also offer low costs and ease of operation. Test results on LFA diagnostics come through in colored… […]

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Smith & Nephew Acquires Kalypto Medical (2012)

July 2, 2012 By MassDevice Contributors Network Leave a Comment

David Schnur Associates partners with ERI Group
NEWS RELEASE: David Schnur Associates Welcomes ERI Group to its Global Network of Partners In-house electromechanical and fluidic ‘box build’ expertise complements DSA’s offering for medical device and life science customers David Schnur Associates (DSA), a global supplier of outsourced technical sales and marketing services, recently announced an exclusive, multi-year strategic agreement to add ERI Group… […]
Endolumik’s illuminated device takes a big step for safety
Endolumik’s story started a few years ago as the FDA sounded the alarm over the risks of internal surgical staplers. In 2019, the federal agency warned healthcare providers that it had received more than 41,000 medical device reports (MDRs) related to surgical staplers and staples for internal use from 2011 to 2018. Those MDRs tallied… […]
FDA updates medical device shortage list due to shipping delays and semiconductors
Medical device shortages persist due to shipping delays and semiconductor availability, the FDA said last week in an update to its medical device shortage list. The updated medtech products in short supply include radiological devices, general plastic surgery devices, cardiac diagnostic and monitoring products, general ICU/ hospital products, specimen collection supplies and ventilators. Philips Invivo… […]
SaMD development lessons from Cordio’s voice AI heart failure app
Software as a medical device (SaMD) development requires a different approach than traditional medical devices in a few ways. Repeat after me: My dad is a big chef. Speaking that short sentence and a few others like it into a smartphone once a day helps identify deteriorating heart failure patients at risk of declining, Cordio… […]
Four gastroenterology device innovations doctors need now
Gastroenterology is a field ripe for medical device innovation, and medtech developers know that some of the best ideas come from practicing doctors. With that in mind, Medical Design & Outsourcing spoke with two gastroenterologists about what device innovations would help them better diagnose and treat gastrointestinal diseases. Dr. Aasma Shaukat is the director of… […]
Formlabs launches new skin-safe 3D printing material for healthcare
NEWS RELEASE: Formlabs Introduces TPU 90A Powder, The First Elastomer Material for Fuse Series 3D Printers Formlabs, the leading 3D printing company, is excited to announce its newest material for Fuse Series printers: TPU 90A Powder, a tough elastomer powder. This new material enables strong, functional, skin-safe parts with high tear strength and elongation. The strength and flexibility… […]
March 2023 Issue: Incredible enabling technologies
Stryker on steroids: How enabling technology will supercharge surgical robotics How Penumbra’s smart-sucking algorithms and catheters speed up clot removal What Abbott learned about COVID-19 and cardio devices Genascence believes gene therapy can transform the treatment of knee osteoarthritis What to expect in diabetes care in 2023 Incredible enabling technologies The FDA has cleared… […]
Qosina opens new ISO Class 8 cleanroom
NEWS RELEASE: Qosina Unveils New ISO Class 8 Cleanroom Qosina, a global supplier of OEM single-use components to the medical and bioprocess industries, has completed the construction of its new state-of-the-art cleanroom. This 1700-square-foot, ISO Class 8 cleanroom supports the expansion of Qosina’s pick and pack process, allows the company to increase capacity, and reduce… […]
Leveraging biophysics to fight the most aggressive forms of cancer
An innovative device harnesses the power of electric fields to disrupt solid tumor cell division. By Bill Doyle, Novocure For more than 20 years, Novocure has been at the forefront of innovation, pioneering biophysical cancer treatments. With the invention and development of Tumor Treating Fields therapy, Novocure is striving to extend survival in some of… […]
BCI company Science is getting into the outsourcing business
Brain-computer-interface (BCI) developer Science announced has launched a platform to enhance medical device manufacturing outsourcing. Science CEO Max Hodak previously co-founded Neuralink, Elon Musk’s venture into brain-computer interfaces (BCIs). He served as president at Neuralink until 2021. His new venture with Science includes new BCI technology that doesn’t require an in-skull implant. Last November, the… […]
Glowing nanoparticles enhance at-home COVID-19 test sensitivity
Researchers at the University of Houston are using glow-in-the-dark materials to enhance the sensitivity of rapid COVID-19 home diagnostics. The widely used lateral flow assay provides rapid results for diagnostics such as at-home COVID-19 or pregnancy tests. They also offer low costs and ease of operation. Test results on LFA diagnostics come through in colored… […]

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Smith & Nephew Acquires Lifemodeler (2012)

July 2, 2012 By MassDevice Contributors Network Leave a Comment

David Schnur Associates partners with ERI Group
NEWS RELEASE: David Schnur Associates Welcomes ERI Group to its Global Network of Partners In-house electromechanical and fluidic ‘box build’ expertise complements DSA’s offering for medical device and life science customers David Schnur Associates (DSA), a global supplier of outsourced technical sales and marketing services, recently announced an exclusive, multi-year strategic agreement to add ERI Group… […]
Endolumik’s illuminated device takes a big step for safety
Endolumik’s story started a few years ago as the FDA sounded the alarm over the risks of internal surgical staplers. In 2019, the federal agency warned healthcare providers that it had received more than 41,000 medical device reports (MDRs) related to surgical staplers and staples for internal use from 2011 to 2018. Those MDRs tallied… […]
FDA updates medical device shortage list due to shipping delays and semiconductors
Medical device shortages persist due to shipping delays and semiconductor availability, the FDA said last week in an update to its medical device shortage list. The updated medtech products in short supply include radiological devices, general plastic surgery devices, cardiac diagnostic and monitoring products, general ICU/ hospital products, specimen collection supplies and ventilators. Philips Invivo… […]
SaMD development lessons from Cordio’s voice AI heart failure app
Software as a medical device (SaMD) development requires a different approach than traditional medical devices in a few ways. Repeat after me: My dad is a big chef. Speaking that short sentence and a few others like it into a smartphone once a day helps identify deteriorating heart failure patients at risk of declining, Cordio… […]
Four gastroenterology device innovations doctors need now
Gastroenterology is a field ripe for medical device innovation, and medtech developers know that some of the best ideas come from practicing doctors. With that in mind, Medical Design & Outsourcing spoke with two gastroenterologists about what device innovations would help them better diagnose and treat gastrointestinal diseases. Dr. Aasma Shaukat is the director of… […]
Formlabs launches new skin-safe 3D printing material for healthcare
NEWS RELEASE: Formlabs Introduces TPU 90A Powder, The First Elastomer Material for Fuse Series 3D Printers Formlabs, the leading 3D printing company, is excited to announce its newest material for Fuse Series printers: TPU 90A Powder, a tough elastomer powder. This new material enables strong, functional, skin-safe parts with high tear strength and elongation. The strength and flexibility… […]
March 2023 Issue: Incredible enabling technologies
Stryker on steroids: How enabling technology will supercharge surgical robotics How Penumbra’s smart-sucking algorithms and catheters speed up clot removal What Abbott learned about COVID-19 and cardio devices Genascence believes gene therapy can transform the treatment of knee osteoarthritis What to expect in diabetes care in 2023 Incredible enabling technologies The FDA has cleared… […]
Qosina opens new ISO Class 8 cleanroom
NEWS RELEASE: Qosina Unveils New ISO Class 8 Cleanroom Qosina, a global supplier of OEM single-use components to the medical and bioprocess industries, has completed the construction of its new state-of-the-art cleanroom. This 1700-square-foot, ISO Class 8 cleanroom supports the expansion of Qosina’s pick and pack process, allows the company to increase capacity, and reduce… […]
Leveraging biophysics to fight the most aggressive forms of cancer
An innovative device harnesses the power of electric fields to disrupt solid tumor cell division. By Bill Doyle, Novocure For more than 20 years, Novocure has been at the forefront of innovation, pioneering biophysical cancer treatments. With the invention and development of Tumor Treating Fields therapy, Novocure is striving to extend survival in some of… […]
BCI company Science is getting into the outsourcing business
Brain-computer-interface (BCI) developer Science announced has launched a platform to enhance medical device manufacturing outsourcing. Science CEO Max Hodak previously co-founded Neuralink, Elon Musk’s venture into brain-computer interfaces (BCIs). He served as president at Neuralink until 2021. His new venture with Science includes new BCI technology that doesn’t require an in-skull implant. Last November, the… […]
Glowing nanoparticles enhance at-home COVID-19 test sensitivity
Researchers at the University of Houston are using glow-in-the-dark materials to enhance the sensitivity of rapid COVID-19 home diagnostics. The widely used lateral flow assay provides rapid results for diagnostics such as at-home COVID-19 or pregnancy tests. They also offer low costs and ease of operation. Test results on LFA diagnostics come through in colored… […]

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Orthofix International Divests Breg to Water Street Healthcare Partners LLC (2012)

July 2, 2012 By MassDevice Contributors Network Leave a Comment

David Schnur Associates partners with ERI Group
NEWS RELEASE: David Schnur Associates Welcomes ERI Group to its Global Network of Partners In-house electromechanical and fluidic ‘box build’ expertise complements DSA’s offering for medical device and life science customers David Schnur Associates (DSA), a global supplier of outsourced technical sales and marketing services, recently announced an exclusive, multi-year strategic agreement to add ERI Group… […]
Endolumik’s illuminated device takes a big step for safety
Endolumik’s story started a few years ago as the FDA sounded the alarm over the risks of internal surgical staplers. In 2019, the federal agency warned healthcare providers that it had received more than 41,000 medical device reports (MDRs) related to surgical staplers and staples for internal use from 2011 to 2018. Those MDRs tallied… […]
FDA updates medical device shortage list due to shipping delays and semiconductors
Medical device shortages persist due to shipping delays and semiconductor availability, the FDA said last week in an update to its medical device shortage list. The updated medtech products in short supply include radiological devices, general plastic surgery devices, cardiac diagnostic and monitoring products, general ICU/ hospital products, specimen collection supplies and ventilators. Philips Invivo… […]
SaMD development lessons from Cordio’s voice AI heart failure app
Software as a medical device (SaMD) development requires a different approach than traditional medical devices in a few ways. Repeat after me: My dad is a big chef. Speaking that short sentence and a few others like it into a smartphone once a day helps identify deteriorating heart failure patients at risk of declining, Cordio… […]
Four gastroenterology device innovations doctors need now
Gastroenterology is a field ripe for medical device innovation, and medtech developers know that some of the best ideas come from practicing doctors. With that in mind, Medical Design & Outsourcing spoke with two gastroenterologists about what device innovations would help them better diagnose and treat gastrointestinal diseases. Dr. Aasma Shaukat is the director of… […]
Formlabs launches new skin-safe 3D printing material for healthcare
NEWS RELEASE: Formlabs Introduces TPU 90A Powder, The First Elastomer Material for Fuse Series 3D Printers Formlabs, the leading 3D printing company, is excited to announce its newest material for Fuse Series printers: TPU 90A Powder, a tough elastomer powder. This new material enables strong, functional, skin-safe parts with high tear strength and elongation. The strength and flexibility… […]
March 2023 Issue: Incredible enabling technologies
Stryker on steroids: How enabling technology will supercharge surgical robotics How Penumbra’s smart-sucking algorithms and catheters speed up clot removal What Abbott learned about COVID-19 and cardio devices Genascence believes gene therapy can transform the treatment of knee osteoarthritis What to expect in diabetes care in 2023 Incredible enabling technologies The FDA has cleared… […]
Qosina opens new ISO Class 8 cleanroom
NEWS RELEASE: Qosina Unveils New ISO Class 8 Cleanroom Qosina, a global supplier of OEM single-use components to the medical and bioprocess industries, has completed the construction of its new state-of-the-art cleanroom. This 1700-square-foot, ISO Class 8 cleanroom supports the expansion of Qosina’s pick and pack process, allows the company to increase capacity, and reduce… […]
Leveraging biophysics to fight the most aggressive forms of cancer
An innovative device harnesses the power of electric fields to disrupt solid tumor cell division. By Bill Doyle, Novocure For more than 20 years, Novocure has been at the forefront of innovation, pioneering biophysical cancer treatments. With the invention and development of Tumor Treating Fields therapy, Novocure is striving to extend survival in some of… […]
BCI company Science is getting into the outsourcing business
Brain-computer-interface (BCI) developer Science announced has launched a platform to enhance medical device manufacturing outsourcing. Science CEO Max Hodak previously co-founded Neuralink, Elon Musk’s venture into brain-computer interfaces (BCIs). He served as president at Neuralink until 2021. His new venture with Science includes new BCI technology that doesn’t require an in-skull implant. Last November, the… […]
Glowing nanoparticles enhance at-home COVID-19 test sensitivity
Researchers at the University of Houston are using glow-in-the-dark materials to enhance the sensitivity of rapid COVID-19 home diagnostics. The widely used lateral flow assay provides rapid results for diagnostics such as at-home COVID-19 or pregnancy tests. They also offer low costs and ease of operation. Test results on LFA diagnostics come through in colored… […]

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Nipro Acquires Mglas AG (2012)

July 2, 2012 By MassDevice Contributors Network Leave a Comment

David Schnur Associates partners with ERI Group
NEWS RELEASE: David Schnur Associates Welcomes ERI Group to its Global Network of Partners In-house electromechanical and fluidic ‘box build’ expertise complements DSA’s offering for medical device and life science customers David Schnur Associates (DSA), a global supplier of outsourced technical sales and marketing services, recently announced an exclusive, multi-year strategic agreement to add ERI Group… […]
Endolumik’s illuminated device takes a big step for safety
Endolumik’s story started a few years ago as the FDA sounded the alarm over the risks of internal surgical staplers. In 2019, the federal agency warned healthcare providers that it had received more than 41,000 medical device reports (MDRs) related to surgical staplers and staples for internal use from 2011 to 2018. Those MDRs tallied… […]
FDA updates medical device shortage list due to shipping delays and semiconductors
Medical device shortages persist due to shipping delays and semiconductor availability, the FDA said last week in an update to its medical device shortage list. The updated medtech products in short supply include radiological devices, general plastic surgery devices, cardiac diagnostic and monitoring products, general ICU/ hospital products, specimen collection supplies and ventilators. Philips Invivo… […]
SaMD development lessons from Cordio’s voice AI heart failure app
Software as a medical device (SaMD) development requires a different approach than traditional medical devices in a few ways. Repeat after me: My dad is a big chef. Speaking that short sentence and a few others like it into a smartphone once a day helps identify deteriorating heart failure patients at risk of declining, Cordio… […]
Four gastroenterology device innovations doctors need now
Gastroenterology is a field ripe for medical device innovation, and medtech developers know that some of the best ideas come from practicing doctors. With that in mind, Medical Design & Outsourcing spoke with two gastroenterologists about what device innovations would help them better diagnose and treat gastrointestinal diseases. Dr. Aasma Shaukat is the director of… […]
Formlabs launches new skin-safe 3D printing material for healthcare
NEWS RELEASE: Formlabs Introduces TPU 90A Powder, The First Elastomer Material for Fuse Series 3D Printers Formlabs, the leading 3D printing company, is excited to announce its newest material for Fuse Series printers: TPU 90A Powder, a tough elastomer powder. This new material enables strong, functional, skin-safe parts with high tear strength and elongation. The strength and flexibility… […]
March 2023 Issue: Incredible enabling technologies
Stryker on steroids: How enabling technology will supercharge surgical robotics How Penumbra’s smart-sucking algorithms and catheters speed up clot removal What Abbott learned about COVID-19 and cardio devices Genascence believes gene therapy can transform the treatment of knee osteoarthritis What to expect in diabetes care in 2023 Incredible enabling technologies The FDA has cleared… […]
Qosina opens new ISO Class 8 cleanroom
NEWS RELEASE: Qosina Unveils New ISO Class 8 Cleanroom Qosina, a global supplier of OEM single-use components to the medical and bioprocess industries, has completed the construction of its new state-of-the-art cleanroom. This 1700-square-foot, ISO Class 8 cleanroom supports the expansion of Qosina’s pick and pack process, allows the company to increase capacity, and reduce… […]
Leveraging biophysics to fight the most aggressive forms of cancer
An innovative device harnesses the power of electric fields to disrupt solid tumor cell division. By Bill Doyle, Novocure For more than 20 years, Novocure has been at the forefront of innovation, pioneering biophysical cancer treatments. With the invention and development of Tumor Treating Fields therapy, Novocure is striving to extend survival in some of… […]
BCI company Science is getting into the outsourcing business
Brain-computer-interface (BCI) developer Science announced has launched a platform to enhance medical device manufacturing outsourcing. Science CEO Max Hodak previously co-founded Neuralink, Elon Musk’s venture into brain-computer interfaces (BCIs). He served as president at Neuralink until 2021. His new venture with Science includes new BCI technology that doesn’t require an in-skull implant. Last November, the… […]
Glowing nanoparticles enhance at-home COVID-19 test sensitivity
Researchers at the University of Houston are using glow-in-the-dark materials to enhance the sensitivity of rapid COVID-19 home diagnostics. The widely used lateral flow assay provides rapid results for diagnostics such as at-home COVID-19 or pregnancy tests. They also offer low costs and ease of operation. Test results on LFA diagnostics come through in colored… […]

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Mindray Medical International Ltd. Acquires Wuhan Dragonbio Surgical Implant Co Ltd (2012)

July 2, 2012 By MassDevice Contributors Network Leave a Comment

David Schnur Associates partners with ERI Group
NEWS RELEASE: David Schnur Associates Welcomes ERI Group to its Global Network of Partners In-house electromechanical and fluidic ‘box build’ expertise complements DSA’s offering for medical device and life science customers David Schnur Associates (DSA), a global supplier of outsourced technical sales and marketing services, recently announced an exclusive, multi-year strategic agreement to add ERI Group… […]
Endolumik’s illuminated device takes a big step for safety
Endolumik’s story started a few years ago as the FDA sounded the alarm over the risks of internal surgical staplers. In 2019, the federal agency warned healthcare providers that it had received more than 41,000 medical device reports (MDRs) related to surgical staplers and staples for internal use from 2011 to 2018. Those MDRs tallied… […]
FDA updates medical device shortage list due to shipping delays and semiconductors
Medical device shortages persist due to shipping delays and semiconductor availability, the FDA said last week in an update to its medical device shortage list. The updated medtech products in short supply include radiological devices, general plastic surgery devices, cardiac diagnostic and monitoring products, general ICU/ hospital products, specimen collection supplies and ventilators. Philips Invivo… […]
SaMD development lessons from Cordio’s voice AI heart failure app
Software as a medical device (SaMD) development requires a different approach than traditional medical devices in a few ways. Repeat after me: My dad is a big chef. Speaking that short sentence and a few others like it into a smartphone once a day helps identify deteriorating heart failure patients at risk of declining, Cordio… […]
Four gastroenterology device innovations doctors need now
Gastroenterology is a field ripe for medical device innovation, and medtech developers know that some of the best ideas come from practicing doctors. With that in mind, Medical Design & Outsourcing spoke with two gastroenterologists about what device innovations would help them better diagnose and treat gastrointestinal diseases. Dr. Aasma Shaukat is the director of… […]
Formlabs launches new skin-safe 3D printing material for healthcare
NEWS RELEASE: Formlabs Introduces TPU 90A Powder, The First Elastomer Material for Fuse Series 3D Printers Formlabs, the leading 3D printing company, is excited to announce its newest material for Fuse Series printers: TPU 90A Powder, a tough elastomer powder. This new material enables strong, functional, skin-safe parts with high tear strength and elongation. The strength and flexibility… […]
March 2023 Issue: Incredible enabling technologies
Stryker on steroids: How enabling technology will supercharge surgical robotics How Penumbra’s smart-sucking algorithms and catheters speed up clot removal What Abbott learned about COVID-19 and cardio devices Genascence believes gene therapy can transform the treatment of knee osteoarthritis What to expect in diabetes care in 2023 Incredible enabling technologies The FDA has cleared… […]
Qosina opens new ISO Class 8 cleanroom
NEWS RELEASE: Qosina Unveils New ISO Class 8 Cleanroom Qosina, a global supplier of OEM single-use components to the medical and bioprocess industries, has completed the construction of its new state-of-the-art cleanroom. This 1700-square-foot, ISO Class 8 cleanroom supports the expansion of Qosina’s pick and pack process, allows the company to increase capacity, and reduce… […]
Leveraging biophysics to fight the most aggressive forms of cancer
An innovative device harnesses the power of electric fields to disrupt solid tumor cell division. By Bill Doyle, Novocure For more than 20 years, Novocure has been at the forefront of innovation, pioneering biophysical cancer treatments. With the invention and development of Tumor Treating Fields therapy, Novocure is striving to extend survival in some of… […]
BCI company Science is getting into the outsourcing business
Brain-computer-interface (BCI) developer Science announced has launched a platform to enhance medical device manufacturing outsourcing. Science CEO Max Hodak previously co-founded Neuralink, Elon Musk’s venture into brain-computer interfaces (BCIs). He served as president at Neuralink until 2021. His new venture with Science includes new BCI technology that doesn’t require an in-skull implant. Last November, the… […]
Glowing nanoparticles enhance at-home COVID-19 test sensitivity
Researchers at the University of Houston are using glow-in-the-dark materials to enhance the sensitivity of rapid COVID-19 home diagnostics. The widely used lateral flow assay provides rapid results for diagnostics such as at-home COVID-19 or pregnancy tests. They also offer low costs and ease of operation. Test results on LFA diagnostics come through in colored… […]

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Merit Medical Systems Acquires Ostial Solutions LLC (2012)

July 2, 2012 By MassDevice Contributors Network Leave a Comment

David Schnur Associates partners with ERI Group
NEWS RELEASE: David Schnur Associates Welcomes ERI Group to its Global Network of Partners In-house electromechanical and fluidic ‘box build’ expertise complements DSA’s offering for medical device and life science customers David Schnur Associates (DSA), a global supplier of outsourced technical sales and marketing services, recently announced an exclusive, multi-year strategic agreement to add ERI Group… […]
Endolumik’s illuminated device takes a big step for safety
Endolumik’s story started a few years ago as the FDA sounded the alarm over the risks of internal surgical staplers. In 2019, the federal agency warned healthcare providers that it had received more than 41,000 medical device reports (MDRs) related to surgical staplers and staples for internal use from 2011 to 2018. Those MDRs tallied… […]
FDA updates medical device shortage list due to shipping delays and semiconductors
Medical device shortages persist due to shipping delays and semiconductor availability, the FDA said last week in an update to its medical device shortage list. The updated medtech products in short supply include radiological devices, general plastic surgery devices, cardiac diagnostic and monitoring products, general ICU/ hospital products, specimen collection supplies and ventilators. Philips Invivo… […]
SaMD development lessons from Cordio’s voice AI heart failure app
Software as a medical device (SaMD) development requires a different approach than traditional medical devices in a few ways. Repeat after me: My dad is a big chef. Speaking that short sentence and a few others like it into a smartphone once a day helps identify deteriorating heart failure patients at risk of declining, Cordio… […]
Four gastroenterology device innovations doctors need now
Gastroenterology is a field ripe for medical device innovation, and medtech developers know that some of the best ideas come from practicing doctors. With that in mind, Medical Design & Outsourcing spoke with two gastroenterologists about what device innovations would help them better diagnose and treat gastrointestinal diseases. Dr. Aasma Shaukat is the director of… […]
Formlabs launches new skin-safe 3D printing material for healthcare
NEWS RELEASE: Formlabs Introduces TPU 90A Powder, The First Elastomer Material for Fuse Series 3D Printers Formlabs, the leading 3D printing company, is excited to announce its newest material for Fuse Series printers: TPU 90A Powder, a tough elastomer powder. This new material enables strong, functional, skin-safe parts with high tear strength and elongation. The strength and flexibility… […]
March 2023 Issue: Incredible enabling technologies
Stryker on steroids: How enabling technology will supercharge surgical robotics How Penumbra’s smart-sucking algorithms and catheters speed up clot removal What Abbott learned about COVID-19 and cardio devices Genascence believes gene therapy can transform the treatment of knee osteoarthritis What to expect in diabetes care in 2023 Incredible enabling technologies The FDA has cleared… […]
Qosina opens new ISO Class 8 cleanroom
NEWS RELEASE: Qosina Unveils New ISO Class 8 Cleanroom Qosina, a global supplier of OEM single-use components to the medical and bioprocess industries, has completed the construction of its new state-of-the-art cleanroom. This 1700-square-foot, ISO Class 8 cleanroom supports the expansion of Qosina’s pick and pack process, allows the company to increase capacity, and reduce… […]
Leveraging biophysics to fight the most aggressive forms of cancer
An innovative device harnesses the power of electric fields to disrupt solid tumor cell division. By Bill Doyle, Novocure For more than 20 years, Novocure has been at the forefront of innovation, pioneering biophysical cancer treatments. With the invention and development of Tumor Treating Fields therapy, Novocure is striving to extend survival in some of… […]
BCI company Science is getting into the outsourcing business
Brain-computer-interface (BCI) developer Science announced has launched a platform to enhance medical device manufacturing outsourcing. Science CEO Max Hodak previously co-founded Neuralink, Elon Musk’s venture into brain-computer interfaces (BCIs). He served as president at Neuralink until 2021. His new venture with Science includes new BCI technology that doesn’t require an in-skull implant. Last November, the… […]
Glowing nanoparticles enhance at-home COVID-19 test sensitivity
Researchers at the University of Houston are using glow-in-the-dark materials to enhance the sensitivity of rapid COVID-19 home diagnostics. The widely used lateral flow assay provides rapid results for diagnostics such as at-home COVID-19 or pregnancy tests. They also offer low costs and ease of operation. Test results on LFA diagnostics come through in colored… […]

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Medtronic PowerVision (2012)

July 2, 2012 By MassDevice Contributors Network Leave a Comment

David Schnur Associates partners with ERI Group
NEWS RELEASE: David Schnur Associates Welcomes ERI Group to its Global Network of Partners In-house electromechanical and fluidic ‘box build’ expertise complements DSA’s offering for medical device and life science customers David Schnur Associates (DSA), a global supplier of outsourced technical sales and marketing services, recently announced an exclusive, multi-year strategic agreement to add ERI Group… […]
Endolumik’s illuminated device takes a big step for safety
Endolumik’s story started a few years ago as the FDA sounded the alarm over the risks of internal surgical staplers. In 2019, the federal agency warned healthcare providers that it had received more than 41,000 medical device reports (MDRs) related to surgical staplers and staples for internal use from 2011 to 2018. Those MDRs tallied… […]
FDA updates medical device shortage list due to shipping delays and semiconductors
Medical device shortages persist due to shipping delays and semiconductor availability, the FDA said last week in an update to its medical device shortage list. The updated medtech products in short supply include radiological devices, general plastic surgery devices, cardiac diagnostic and monitoring products, general ICU/ hospital products, specimen collection supplies and ventilators. Philips Invivo… […]
SaMD development lessons from Cordio’s voice AI heart failure app
Software as a medical device (SaMD) development requires a different approach than traditional medical devices in a few ways. Repeat after me: My dad is a big chef. Speaking that short sentence and a few others like it into a smartphone once a day helps identify deteriorating heart failure patients at risk of declining, Cordio… […]
Four gastroenterology device innovations doctors need now
Gastroenterology is a field ripe for medical device innovation, and medtech developers know that some of the best ideas come from practicing doctors. With that in mind, Medical Design & Outsourcing spoke with two gastroenterologists about what device innovations would help them better diagnose and treat gastrointestinal diseases. Dr. Aasma Shaukat is the director of… […]
Formlabs launches new skin-safe 3D printing material for healthcare
NEWS RELEASE: Formlabs Introduces TPU 90A Powder, The First Elastomer Material for Fuse Series 3D Printers Formlabs, the leading 3D printing company, is excited to announce its newest material for Fuse Series printers: TPU 90A Powder, a tough elastomer powder. This new material enables strong, functional, skin-safe parts with high tear strength and elongation. The strength and flexibility… […]
March 2023 Issue: Incredible enabling technologies
Stryker on steroids: How enabling technology will supercharge surgical robotics How Penumbra’s smart-sucking algorithms and catheters speed up clot removal What Abbott learned about COVID-19 and cardio devices Genascence believes gene therapy can transform the treatment of knee osteoarthritis What to expect in diabetes care in 2023 Incredible enabling technologies The FDA has cleared… […]
Qosina opens new ISO Class 8 cleanroom
NEWS RELEASE: Qosina Unveils New ISO Class 8 Cleanroom Qosina, a global supplier of OEM single-use components to the medical and bioprocess industries, has completed the construction of its new state-of-the-art cleanroom. This 1700-square-foot, ISO Class 8 cleanroom supports the expansion of Qosina’s pick and pack process, allows the company to increase capacity, and reduce… […]
Leveraging biophysics to fight the most aggressive forms of cancer
An innovative device harnesses the power of electric fields to disrupt solid tumor cell division. By Bill Doyle, Novocure For more than 20 years, Novocure has been at the forefront of innovation, pioneering biophysical cancer treatments. With the invention and development of Tumor Treating Fields therapy, Novocure is striving to extend survival in some of… […]
BCI company Science is getting into the outsourcing business
Brain-computer-interface (BCI) developer Science announced has launched a platform to enhance medical device manufacturing outsourcing. Science CEO Max Hodak previously co-founded Neuralink, Elon Musk’s venture into brain-computer interfaces (BCIs). He served as president at Neuralink until 2021. His new venture with Science includes new BCI technology that doesn’t require an in-skull implant. Last November, the… […]
Glowing nanoparticles enhance at-home COVID-19 test sensitivity
Researchers at the University of Houston are using glow-in-the-dark materials to enhance the sensitivity of rapid COVID-19 home diagnostics. The widely used lateral flow assay provides rapid results for diagnostics such as at-home COVID-19 or pregnancy tests. They also offer low costs and ease of operation. Test results on LFA diagnostics come through in colored… […]

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Medtronic Acquires Rainbow Medical Ltd (2012)

July 2, 2012 By MassDevice Contributors Network Leave a Comment

David Schnur Associates partners with ERI Group
NEWS RELEASE: David Schnur Associates Welcomes ERI Group to its Global Network of Partners In-house electromechanical and fluidic ‘box build’ expertise complements DSA’s offering for medical device and life science customers David Schnur Associates (DSA), a global supplier of outsourced technical sales and marketing services, recently announced an exclusive, multi-year strategic agreement to add ERI Group… […]
Endolumik’s illuminated device takes a big step for safety
Endolumik’s story started a few years ago as the FDA sounded the alarm over the risks of internal surgical staplers. In 2019, the federal agency warned healthcare providers that it had received more than 41,000 medical device reports (MDRs) related to surgical staplers and staples for internal use from 2011 to 2018. Those MDRs tallied… […]
FDA updates medical device shortage list due to shipping delays and semiconductors
Medical device shortages persist due to shipping delays and semiconductor availability, the FDA said last week in an update to its medical device shortage list. The updated medtech products in short supply include radiological devices, general plastic surgery devices, cardiac diagnostic and monitoring products, general ICU/ hospital products, specimen collection supplies and ventilators. Philips Invivo… […]
SaMD development lessons from Cordio’s voice AI heart failure app
Software as a medical device (SaMD) development requires a different approach than traditional medical devices in a few ways. Repeat after me: My dad is a big chef. Speaking that short sentence and a few others like it into a smartphone once a day helps identify deteriorating heart failure patients at risk of declining, Cordio… […]
Four gastroenterology device innovations doctors need now
Gastroenterology is a field ripe for medical device innovation, and medtech developers know that some of the best ideas come from practicing doctors. With that in mind, Medical Design & Outsourcing spoke with two gastroenterologists about what device innovations would help them better diagnose and treat gastrointestinal diseases. Dr. Aasma Shaukat is the director of… […]
Formlabs launches new skin-safe 3D printing material for healthcare
NEWS RELEASE: Formlabs Introduces TPU 90A Powder, The First Elastomer Material for Fuse Series 3D Printers Formlabs, the leading 3D printing company, is excited to announce its newest material for Fuse Series printers: TPU 90A Powder, a tough elastomer powder. This new material enables strong, functional, skin-safe parts with high tear strength and elongation. The strength and flexibility… […]
March 2023 Issue: Incredible enabling technologies
Stryker on steroids: How enabling technology will supercharge surgical robotics How Penumbra’s smart-sucking algorithms and catheters speed up clot removal What Abbott learned about COVID-19 and cardio devices Genascence believes gene therapy can transform the treatment of knee osteoarthritis What to expect in diabetes care in 2023 Incredible enabling technologies The FDA has cleared… […]
Qosina opens new ISO Class 8 cleanroom
NEWS RELEASE: Qosina Unveils New ISO Class 8 Cleanroom Qosina, a global supplier of OEM single-use components to the medical and bioprocess industries, has completed the construction of its new state-of-the-art cleanroom. This 1700-square-foot, ISO Class 8 cleanroom supports the expansion of Qosina’s pick and pack process, allows the company to increase capacity, and reduce… […]
Leveraging biophysics to fight the most aggressive forms of cancer
An innovative device harnesses the power of electric fields to disrupt solid tumor cell division. By Bill Doyle, Novocure For more than 20 years, Novocure has been at the forefront of innovation, pioneering biophysical cancer treatments. With the invention and development of Tumor Treating Fields therapy, Novocure is striving to extend survival in some of… […]
BCI company Science is getting into the outsourcing business
Brain-computer-interface (BCI) developer Science announced has launched a platform to enhance medical device manufacturing outsourcing. Science CEO Max Hodak previously co-founded Neuralink, Elon Musk’s venture into brain-computer interfaces (BCIs). He served as president at Neuralink until 2021. His new venture with Science includes new BCI technology that doesn’t require an in-skull implant. Last November, the… […]
Glowing nanoparticles enhance at-home COVID-19 test sensitivity
Researchers at the University of Houston are using glow-in-the-dark materials to enhance the sensitivity of rapid COVID-19 home diagnostics. The widely used lateral flow assay provides rapid results for diagnostics such as at-home COVID-19 or pregnancy tests. They also offer low costs and ease of operation. Test results on LFA diagnostics come through in colored… […]

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Masimo Acquires Spire Semiconductor (2012)

July 2, 2012 By MassDevice Contributors Network Leave a Comment

David Schnur Associates partners with ERI Group
NEWS RELEASE: David Schnur Associates Welcomes ERI Group to its Global Network of Partners In-house electromechanical and fluidic ‘box build’ expertise complements DSA’s offering for medical device and life science customers David Schnur Associates (DSA), a global supplier of outsourced technical sales and marketing services, recently announced an exclusive, multi-year strategic agreement to add ERI Group… […]
Endolumik’s illuminated device takes a big step for safety
Endolumik’s story started a few years ago as the FDA sounded the alarm over the risks of internal surgical staplers. In 2019, the federal agency warned healthcare providers that it had received more than 41,000 medical device reports (MDRs) related to surgical staplers and staples for internal use from 2011 to 2018. Those MDRs tallied… […]
FDA updates medical device shortage list due to shipping delays and semiconductors
Medical device shortages persist due to shipping delays and semiconductor availability, the FDA said last week in an update to its medical device shortage list. The updated medtech products in short supply include radiological devices, general plastic surgery devices, cardiac diagnostic and monitoring products, general ICU/ hospital products, specimen collection supplies and ventilators. Philips Invivo… […]
SaMD development lessons from Cordio’s voice AI heart failure app
Software as a medical device (SaMD) development requires a different approach than traditional medical devices in a few ways. Repeat after me: My dad is a big chef. Speaking that short sentence and a few others like it into a smartphone once a day helps identify deteriorating heart failure patients at risk of declining, Cordio… […]
Four gastroenterology device innovations doctors need now
Gastroenterology is a field ripe for medical device innovation, and medtech developers know that some of the best ideas come from practicing doctors. With that in mind, Medical Design & Outsourcing spoke with two gastroenterologists about what device innovations would help them better diagnose and treat gastrointestinal diseases. Dr. Aasma Shaukat is the director of… […]
Formlabs launches new skin-safe 3D printing material for healthcare
NEWS RELEASE: Formlabs Introduces TPU 90A Powder, The First Elastomer Material for Fuse Series 3D Printers Formlabs, the leading 3D printing company, is excited to announce its newest material for Fuse Series printers: TPU 90A Powder, a tough elastomer powder. This new material enables strong, functional, skin-safe parts with high tear strength and elongation. The strength and flexibility… […]
March 2023 Issue: Incredible enabling technologies
Stryker on steroids: How enabling technology will supercharge surgical robotics How Penumbra’s smart-sucking algorithms and catheters speed up clot removal What Abbott learned about COVID-19 and cardio devices Genascence believes gene therapy can transform the treatment of knee osteoarthritis What to expect in diabetes care in 2023 Incredible enabling technologies The FDA has cleared… […]
Qosina opens new ISO Class 8 cleanroom
NEWS RELEASE: Qosina Unveils New ISO Class 8 Cleanroom Qosina, a global supplier of OEM single-use components to the medical and bioprocess industries, has completed the construction of its new state-of-the-art cleanroom. This 1700-square-foot, ISO Class 8 cleanroom supports the expansion of Qosina’s pick and pack process, allows the company to increase capacity, and reduce… […]
Leveraging biophysics to fight the most aggressive forms of cancer
An innovative device harnesses the power of electric fields to disrupt solid tumor cell division. By Bill Doyle, Novocure For more than 20 years, Novocure has been at the forefront of innovation, pioneering biophysical cancer treatments. With the invention and development of Tumor Treating Fields therapy, Novocure is striving to extend survival in some of… […]
BCI company Science is getting into the outsourcing business
Brain-computer-interface (BCI) developer Science announced has launched a platform to enhance medical device manufacturing outsourcing. Science CEO Max Hodak previously co-founded Neuralink, Elon Musk’s venture into brain-computer interfaces (BCIs). He served as president at Neuralink until 2021. His new venture with Science includes new BCI technology that doesn’t require an in-skull implant. Last November, the… […]
Glowing nanoparticles enhance at-home COVID-19 test sensitivity
Researchers at the University of Houston are using glow-in-the-dark materials to enhance the sensitivity of rapid COVID-19 home diagnostics. The widely used lateral flow assay provides rapid results for diagnostics such as at-home COVID-19 or pregnancy tests. They also offer low costs and ease of operation. Test results on LFA diagnostics come through in colored… […]

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Johnson & Johnson PowerVision (2012)

July 2, 2012 By MassDevice Contributors Network Leave a Comment

David Schnur Associates partners with ERI Group
NEWS RELEASE: David Schnur Associates Welcomes ERI Group to its Global Network of Partners In-house electromechanical and fluidic ‘box build’ expertise complements DSA’s offering for medical device and life science customers David Schnur Associates (DSA), a global supplier of outsourced technical sales and marketing services, recently announced an exclusive, multi-year strategic agreement to add ERI Group… […]
Endolumik’s illuminated device takes a big step for safety
Endolumik’s story started a few years ago as the FDA sounded the alarm over the risks of internal surgical staplers. In 2019, the federal agency warned healthcare providers that it had received more than 41,000 medical device reports (MDRs) related to surgical staplers and staples for internal use from 2011 to 2018. Those MDRs tallied… […]
FDA updates medical device shortage list due to shipping delays and semiconductors
Medical device shortages persist due to shipping delays and semiconductor availability, the FDA said last week in an update to its medical device shortage list. The updated medtech products in short supply include radiological devices, general plastic surgery devices, cardiac diagnostic and monitoring products, general ICU/ hospital products, specimen collection supplies and ventilators. Philips Invivo… […]
SaMD development lessons from Cordio’s voice AI heart failure app
Software as a medical device (SaMD) development requires a different approach than traditional medical devices in a few ways. Repeat after me: My dad is a big chef. Speaking that short sentence and a few others like it into a smartphone once a day helps identify deteriorating heart failure patients at risk of declining, Cordio… […]
Four gastroenterology device innovations doctors need now
Gastroenterology is a field ripe for medical device innovation, and medtech developers know that some of the best ideas come from practicing doctors. With that in mind, Medical Design & Outsourcing spoke with two gastroenterologists about what device innovations would help them better diagnose and treat gastrointestinal diseases. Dr. Aasma Shaukat is the director of… […]
Formlabs launches new skin-safe 3D printing material for healthcare
NEWS RELEASE: Formlabs Introduces TPU 90A Powder, The First Elastomer Material for Fuse Series 3D Printers Formlabs, the leading 3D printing company, is excited to announce its newest material for Fuse Series printers: TPU 90A Powder, a tough elastomer powder. This new material enables strong, functional, skin-safe parts with high tear strength and elongation. The strength and flexibility… […]
March 2023 Issue: Incredible enabling technologies
Stryker on steroids: How enabling technology will supercharge surgical robotics How Penumbra’s smart-sucking algorithms and catheters speed up clot removal What Abbott learned about COVID-19 and cardio devices Genascence believes gene therapy can transform the treatment of knee osteoarthritis What to expect in diabetes care in 2023 Incredible enabling technologies The FDA has cleared… […]
Qosina opens new ISO Class 8 cleanroom
NEWS RELEASE: Qosina Unveils New ISO Class 8 Cleanroom Qosina, a global supplier of OEM single-use components to the medical and bioprocess industries, has completed the construction of its new state-of-the-art cleanroom. This 1700-square-foot, ISO Class 8 cleanroom supports the expansion of Qosina’s pick and pack process, allows the company to increase capacity, and reduce… […]
Leveraging biophysics to fight the most aggressive forms of cancer
An innovative device harnesses the power of electric fields to disrupt solid tumor cell division. By Bill Doyle, Novocure For more than 20 years, Novocure has been at the forefront of innovation, pioneering biophysical cancer treatments. With the invention and development of Tumor Treating Fields therapy, Novocure is striving to extend survival in some of… […]
BCI company Science is getting into the outsourcing business
Brain-computer-interface (BCI) developer Science announced has launched a platform to enhance medical device manufacturing outsourcing. Science CEO Max Hodak previously co-founded Neuralink, Elon Musk’s venture into brain-computer interfaces (BCIs). He served as president at Neuralink until 2021. His new venture with Science includes new BCI technology that doesn’t require an in-skull implant. Last November, the… […]
Glowing nanoparticles enhance at-home COVID-19 test sensitivity
Researchers at the University of Houston are using glow-in-the-dark materials to enhance the sensitivity of rapid COVID-19 home diagnostics. The widely used lateral flow assay provides rapid results for diagnostics such as at-home COVID-19 or pregnancy tests. They also offer low costs and ease of operation. Test results on LFA diagnostics come through in colored… […]

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Johnson & Johnson Divests Trauma Business/DePuy Orthopaedics to Biomet (2012)

July 2, 2012 By MassDevice Contributors Network Leave a Comment

David Schnur Associates partners with ERI Group
NEWS RELEASE: David Schnur Associates Welcomes ERI Group to its Global Network of Partners In-house electromechanical and fluidic ‘box build’ expertise complements DSA’s offering for medical device and life science customers David Schnur Associates (DSA), a global supplier of outsourced technical sales and marketing services, recently announced an exclusive, multi-year strategic agreement to add ERI Group… […]
Endolumik’s illuminated device takes a big step for safety
Endolumik’s story started a few years ago as the FDA sounded the alarm over the risks of internal surgical staplers. In 2019, the federal agency warned healthcare providers that it had received more than 41,000 medical device reports (MDRs) related to surgical staplers and staples for internal use from 2011 to 2018. Those MDRs tallied… […]
FDA updates medical device shortage list due to shipping delays and semiconductors
Medical device shortages persist due to shipping delays and semiconductor availability, the FDA said last week in an update to its medical device shortage list. The updated medtech products in short supply include radiological devices, general plastic surgery devices, cardiac diagnostic and monitoring products, general ICU/ hospital products, specimen collection supplies and ventilators. Philips Invivo… […]
SaMD development lessons from Cordio’s voice AI heart failure app
Software as a medical device (SaMD) development requires a different approach than traditional medical devices in a few ways. Repeat after me: My dad is a big chef. Speaking that short sentence and a few others like it into a smartphone once a day helps identify deteriorating heart failure patients at risk of declining, Cordio… […]
Four gastroenterology device innovations doctors need now
Gastroenterology is a field ripe for medical device innovation, and medtech developers know that some of the best ideas come from practicing doctors. With that in mind, Medical Design & Outsourcing spoke with two gastroenterologists about what device innovations would help them better diagnose and treat gastrointestinal diseases. Dr. Aasma Shaukat is the director of… […]
Formlabs launches new skin-safe 3D printing material for healthcare
NEWS RELEASE: Formlabs Introduces TPU 90A Powder, The First Elastomer Material for Fuse Series 3D Printers Formlabs, the leading 3D printing company, is excited to announce its newest material for Fuse Series printers: TPU 90A Powder, a tough elastomer powder. This new material enables strong, functional, skin-safe parts with high tear strength and elongation. The strength and flexibility… […]
March 2023 Issue: Incredible enabling technologies
Stryker on steroids: How enabling technology will supercharge surgical robotics How Penumbra’s smart-sucking algorithms and catheters speed up clot removal What Abbott learned about COVID-19 and cardio devices Genascence believes gene therapy can transform the treatment of knee osteoarthritis What to expect in diabetes care in 2023 Incredible enabling technologies The FDA has cleared… […]
Qosina opens new ISO Class 8 cleanroom
NEWS RELEASE: Qosina Unveils New ISO Class 8 Cleanroom Qosina, a global supplier of OEM single-use components to the medical and bioprocess industries, has completed the construction of its new state-of-the-art cleanroom. This 1700-square-foot, ISO Class 8 cleanroom supports the expansion of Qosina’s pick and pack process, allows the company to increase capacity, and reduce… […]
Leveraging biophysics to fight the most aggressive forms of cancer
An innovative device harnesses the power of electric fields to disrupt solid tumor cell division. By Bill Doyle, Novocure For more than 20 years, Novocure has been at the forefront of innovation, pioneering biophysical cancer treatments. With the invention and development of Tumor Treating Fields therapy, Novocure is striving to extend survival in some of… […]
BCI company Science is getting into the outsourcing business
Brain-computer-interface (BCI) developer Science announced has launched a platform to enhance medical device manufacturing outsourcing. Science CEO Max Hodak previously co-founded Neuralink, Elon Musk’s venture into brain-computer interfaces (BCIs). He served as president at Neuralink until 2021. His new venture with Science includes new BCI technology that doesn’t require an in-skull implant. Last November, the… […]
Glowing nanoparticles enhance at-home COVID-19 test sensitivity
Researchers at the University of Houston are using glow-in-the-dark materials to enhance the sensitivity of rapid COVID-19 home diagnostics. The widely used lateral flow assay provides rapid results for diagnostics such as at-home COVID-19 or pregnancy tests. They also offer low costs and ease of operation. Test results on LFA diagnostics come through in colored… […]

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Johnson & Johnson Acquires Astute Medical (2012)

July 2, 2012 By MassDevice Contributors Network Leave a Comment

David Schnur Associates partners with ERI Group
NEWS RELEASE: David Schnur Associates Welcomes ERI Group to its Global Network of Partners In-house electromechanical and fluidic ‘box build’ expertise complements DSA’s offering for medical device and life science customers David Schnur Associates (DSA), a global supplier of outsourced technical sales and marketing services, recently announced an exclusive, multi-year strategic agreement to add ERI Group… […]
Endolumik’s illuminated device takes a big step for safety
Endolumik’s story started a few years ago as the FDA sounded the alarm over the risks of internal surgical staplers. In 2019, the federal agency warned healthcare providers that it had received more than 41,000 medical device reports (MDRs) related to surgical staplers and staples for internal use from 2011 to 2018. Those MDRs tallied… […]
FDA updates medical device shortage list due to shipping delays and semiconductors
Medical device shortages persist due to shipping delays and semiconductor availability, the FDA said last week in an update to its medical device shortage list. The updated medtech products in short supply include radiological devices, general plastic surgery devices, cardiac diagnostic and monitoring products, general ICU/ hospital products, specimen collection supplies and ventilators. Philips Invivo… […]
SaMD development lessons from Cordio’s voice AI heart failure app
Software as a medical device (SaMD) development requires a different approach than traditional medical devices in a few ways. Repeat after me: My dad is a big chef. Speaking that short sentence and a few others like it into a smartphone once a day helps identify deteriorating heart failure patients at risk of declining, Cordio… […]
Four gastroenterology device innovations doctors need now
Gastroenterology is a field ripe for medical device innovation, and medtech developers know that some of the best ideas come from practicing doctors. With that in mind, Medical Design & Outsourcing spoke with two gastroenterologists about what device innovations would help them better diagnose and treat gastrointestinal diseases. Dr. Aasma Shaukat is the director of… […]
Formlabs launches new skin-safe 3D printing material for healthcare
NEWS RELEASE: Formlabs Introduces TPU 90A Powder, The First Elastomer Material for Fuse Series 3D Printers Formlabs, the leading 3D printing company, is excited to announce its newest material for Fuse Series printers: TPU 90A Powder, a tough elastomer powder. This new material enables strong, functional, skin-safe parts with high tear strength and elongation. The strength and flexibility… […]
March 2023 Issue: Incredible enabling technologies
Stryker on steroids: How enabling technology will supercharge surgical robotics How Penumbra’s smart-sucking algorithms and catheters speed up clot removal What Abbott learned about COVID-19 and cardio devices Genascence believes gene therapy can transform the treatment of knee osteoarthritis What to expect in diabetes care in 2023 Incredible enabling technologies The FDA has cleared… […]
Qosina opens new ISO Class 8 cleanroom
NEWS RELEASE: Qosina Unveils New ISO Class 8 Cleanroom Qosina, a global supplier of OEM single-use components to the medical and bioprocess industries, has completed the construction of its new state-of-the-art cleanroom. This 1700-square-foot, ISO Class 8 cleanroom supports the expansion of Qosina’s pick and pack process, allows the company to increase capacity, and reduce… […]
Leveraging biophysics to fight the most aggressive forms of cancer
An innovative device harnesses the power of electric fields to disrupt solid tumor cell division. By Bill Doyle, Novocure For more than 20 years, Novocure has been at the forefront of innovation, pioneering biophysical cancer treatments. With the invention and development of Tumor Treating Fields therapy, Novocure is striving to extend survival in some of… […]
BCI company Science is getting into the outsourcing business
Brain-computer-interface (BCI) developer Science announced has launched a platform to enhance medical device manufacturing outsourcing. Science CEO Max Hodak previously co-founded Neuralink, Elon Musk’s venture into brain-computer interfaces (BCIs). He served as president at Neuralink until 2021. His new venture with Science includes new BCI technology that doesn’t require an in-skull implant. Last November, the… […]
Glowing nanoparticles enhance at-home COVID-19 test sensitivity
Researchers at the University of Houston are using glow-in-the-dark materials to enhance the sensitivity of rapid COVID-19 home diagnostics. The widely used lateral flow assay provides rapid results for diagnostics such as at-home COVID-19 or pregnancy tests. They also offer low costs and ease of operation. Test results on LFA diagnostics come through in colored… […]

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Johnson & Johnson Acquires Clarimedix (2012)

July 2, 2012 By MassDevice Contributors Network Leave a Comment

David Schnur Associates partners with ERI Group
NEWS RELEASE: David Schnur Associates Welcomes ERI Group to its Global Network of Partners In-house electromechanical and fluidic ‘box build’ expertise complements DSA’s offering for medical device and life science customers David Schnur Associates (DSA), a global supplier of outsourced technical sales and marketing services, recently announced an exclusive, multi-year strategic agreement to add ERI Group… […]
Endolumik’s illuminated device takes a big step for safety
Endolumik’s story started a few years ago as the FDA sounded the alarm over the risks of internal surgical staplers. In 2019, the federal agency warned healthcare providers that it had received more than 41,000 medical device reports (MDRs) related to surgical staplers and staples for internal use from 2011 to 2018. Those MDRs tallied… […]
FDA updates medical device shortage list due to shipping delays and semiconductors
Medical device shortages persist due to shipping delays and semiconductor availability, the FDA said last week in an update to its medical device shortage list. The updated medtech products in short supply include radiological devices, general plastic surgery devices, cardiac diagnostic and monitoring products, general ICU/ hospital products, specimen collection supplies and ventilators. Philips Invivo… […]
SaMD development lessons from Cordio’s voice AI heart failure app
Software as a medical device (SaMD) development requires a different approach than traditional medical devices in a few ways. Repeat after me: My dad is a big chef. Speaking that short sentence and a few others like it into a smartphone once a day helps identify deteriorating heart failure patients at risk of declining, Cordio… […]
Four gastroenterology device innovations doctors need now
Gastroenterology is a field ripe for medical device innovation, and medtech developers know that some of the best ideas come from practicing doctors. With that in mind, Medical Design & Outsourcing spoke with two gastroenterologists about what device innovations would help them better diagnose and treat gastrointestinal diseases. Dr. Aasma Shaukat is the director of… […]
Formlabs launches new skin-safe 3D printing material for healthcare
NEWS RELEASE: Formlabs Introduces TPU 90A Powder, The First Elastomer Material for Fuse Series 3D Printers Formlabs, the leading 3D printing company, is excited to announce its newest material for Fuse Series printers: TPU 90A Powder, a tough elastomer powder. This new material enables strong, functional, skin-safe parts with high tear strength and elongation. The strength and flexibility… […]
March 2023 Issue: Incredible enabling technologies
Stryker on steroids: How enabling technology will supercharge surgical robotics How Penumbra’s smart-sucking algorithms and catheters speed up clot removal What Abbott learned about COVID-19 and cardio devices Genascence believes gene therapy can transform the treatment of knee osteoarthritis What to expect in diabetes care in 2023 Incredible enabling technologies The FDA has cleared… […]
Qosina opens new ISO Class 8 cleanroom
NEWS RELEASE: Qosina Unveils New ISO Class 8 Cleanroom Qosina, a global supplier of OEM single-use components to the medical and bioprocess industries, has completed the construction of its new state-of-the-art cleanroom. This 1700-square-foot, ISO Class 8 cleanroom supports the expansion of Qosina’s pick and pack process, allows the company to increase capacity, and reduce… […]
Leveraging biophysics to fight the most aggressive forms of cancer
An innovative device harnesses the power of electric fields to disrupt solid tumor cell division. By Bill Doyle, Novocure For more than 20 years, Novocure has been at the forefront of innovation, pioneering biophysical cancer treatments. With the invention and development of Tumor Treating Fields therapy, Novocure is striving to extend survival in some of… […]
BCI company Science is getting into the outsourcing business
Brain-computer-interface (BCI) developer Science announced has launched a platform to enhance medical device manufacturing outsourcing. Science CEO Max Hodak previously co-founded Neuralink, Elon Musk’s venture into brain-computer interfaces (BCIs). He served as president at Neuralink until 2021. His new venture with Science includes new BCI technology that doesn’t require an in-skull implant. Last November, the… […]
Glowing nanoparticles enhance at-home COVID-19 test sensitivity
Researchers at the University of Houston are using glow-in-the-dark materials to enhance the sensitivity of rapid COVID-19 home diagnostics. The widely used lateral flow assay provides rapid results for diagnostics such as at-home COVID-19 or pregnancy tests. They also offer low costs and ease of operation. Test results on LFA diagnostics come through in colored… […]

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Johnson & Johnson Acquires Guangzhou Bioseal Biotech Co Ltd (2012)

July 2, 2012 By MassDevice Contributors Network Leave a Comment

David Schnur Associates partners with ERI Group
NEWS RELEASE: David Schnur Associates Welcomes ERI Group to its Global Network of Partners In-house electromechanical and fluidic ‘box build’ expertise complements DSA’s offering for medical device and life science customers David Schnur Associates (DSA), a global supplier of outsourced technical sales and marketing services, recently announced an exclusive, multi-year strategic agreement to add ERI Group… […]
Endolumik’s illuminated device takes a big step for safety
Endolumik’s story started a few years ago as the FDA sounded the alarm over the risks of internal surgical staplers. In 2019, the federal agency warned healthcare providers that it had received more than 41,000 medical device reports (MDRs) related to surgical staplers and staples for internal use from 2011 to 2018. Those MDRs tallied… […]
FDA updates medical device shortage list due to shipping delays and semiconductors
Medical device shortages persist due to shipping delays and semiconductor availability, the FDA said last week in an update to its medical device shortage list. The updated medtech products in short supply include radiological devices, general plastic surgery devices, cardiac diagnostic and monitoring products, general ICU/ hospital products, specimen collection supplies and ventilators. Philips Invivo… […]
SaMD development lessons from Cordio’s voice AI heart failure app
Software as a medical device (SaMD) development requires a different approach than traditional medical devices in a few ways. Repeat after me: My dad is a big chef. Speaking that short sentence and a few others like it into a smartphone once a day helps identify deteriorating heart failure patients at risk of declining, Cordio… […]
Four gastroenterology device innovations doctors need now
Gastroenterology is a field ripe for medical device innovation, and medtech developers know that some of the best ideas come from practicing doctors. With that in mind, Medical Design & Outsourcing spoke with two gastroenterologists about what device innovations would help them better diagnose and treat gastrointestinal diseases. Dr. Aasma Shaukat is the director of… […]
Formlabs launches new skin-safe 3D printing material for healthcare
NEWS RELEASE: Formlabs Introduces TPU 90A Powder, The First Elastomer Material for Fuse Series 3D Printers Formlabs, the leading 3D printing company, is excited to announce its newest material for Fuse Series printers: TPU 90A Powder, a tough elastomer powder. This new material enables strong, functional, skin-safe parts with high tear strength and elongation. The strength and flexibility… […]
March 2023 Issue: Incredible enabling technologies
Stryker on steroids: How enabling technology will supercharge surgical robotics How Penumbra’s smart-sucking algorithms and catheters speed up clot removal What Abbott learned about COVID-19 and cardio devices Genascence believes gene therapy can transform the treatment of knee osteoarthritis What to expect in diabetes care in 2023 Incredible enabling technologies The FDA has cleared… […]
Qosina opens new ISO Class 8 cleanroom
NEWS RELEASE: Qosina Unveils New ISO Class 8 Cleanroom Qosina, a global supplier of OEM single-use components to the medical and bioprocess industries, has completed the construction of its new state-of-the-art cleanroom. This 1700-square-foot, ISO Class 8 cleanroom supports the expansion of Qosina’s pick and pack process, allows the company to increase capacity, and reduce… […]
Leveraging biophysics to fight the most aggressive forms of cancer
An innovative device harnesses the power of electric fields to disrupt solid tumor cell division. By Bill Doyle, Novocure For more than 20 years, Novocure has been at the forefront of innovation, pioneering biophysical cancer treatments. With the invention and development of Tumor Treating Fields therapy, Novocure is striving to extend survival in some of… […]
BCI company Science is getting into the outsourcing business
Brain-computer-interface (BCI) developer Science announced has launched a platform to enhance medical device manufacturing outsourcing. Science CEO Max Hodak previously co-founded Neuralink, Elon Musk’s venture into brain-computer interfaces (BCIs). He served as president at Neuralink until 2021. His new venture with Science includes new BCI technology that doesn’t require an in-skull implant. Last November, the… […]
Glowing nanoparticles enhance at-home COVID-19 test sensitivity
Researchers at the University of Houston are using glow-in-the-dark materials to enhance the sensitivity of rapid COVID-19 home diagnostics. The widely used lateral flow assay provides rapid results for diagnostics such as at-home COVID-19 or pregnancy tests. They also offer low costs and ease of operation. Test results on LFA diagnostics come through in colored… […]

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Invacare Acquires Naylor Medical Sales & Rental Inc. (2012)

July 2, 2012 By MassDevice Contributors Network Leave a Comment

David Schnur Associates partners with ERI Group
NEWS RELEASE: David Schnur Associates Welcomes ERI Group to its Global Network of Partners In-house electromechanical and fluidic ‘box build’ expertise complements DSA’s offering for medical device and life science customers David Schnur Associates (DSA), a global supplier of outsourced technical sales and marketing services, recently announced an exclusive, multi-year strategic agreement to add ERI Group… […]
Endolumik’s illuminated device takes a big step for safety
Endolumik’s story started a few years ago as the FDA sounded the alarm over the risks of internal surgical staplers. In 2019, the federal agency warned healthcare providers that it had received more than 41,000 medical device reports (MDRs) related to surgical staplers and staples for internal use from 2011 to 2018. Those MDRs tallied… […]
FDA updates medical device shortage list due to shipping delays and semiconductors
Medical device shortages persist due to shipping delays and semiconductor availability, the FDA said last week in an update to its medical device shortage list. The updated medtech products in short supply include radiological devices, general plastic surgery devices, cardiac diagnostic and monitoring products, general ICU/ hospital products, specimen collection supplies and ventilators. Philips Invivo… […]
SaMD development lessons from Cordio’s voice AI heart failure app
Software as a medical device (SaMD) development requires a different approach than traditional medical devices in a few ways. Repeat after me: My dad is a big chef. Speaking that short sentence and a few others like it into a smartphone once a day helps identify deteriorating heart failure patients at risk of declining, Cordio… […]
Four gastroenterology device innovations doctors need now
Gastroenterology is a field ripe for medical device innovation, and medtech developers know that some of the best ideas come from practicing doctors. With that in mind, Medical Design & Outsourcing spoke with two gastroenterologists about what device innovations would help them better diagnose and treat gastrointestinal diseases. Dr. Aasma Shaukat is the director of… […]
Formlabs launches new skin-safe 3D printing material for healthcare
NEWS RELEASE: Formlabs Introduces TPU 90A Powder, The First Elastomer Material for Fuse Series 3D Printers Formlabs, the leading 3D printing company, is excited to announce its newest material for Fuse Series printers: TPU 90A Powder, a tough elastomer powder. This new material enables strong, functional, skin-safe parts with high tear strength and elongation. The strength and flexibility… […]
March 2023 Issue: Incredible enabling technologies
Stryker on steroids: How enabling technology will supercharge surgical robotics How Penumbra’s smart-sucking algorithms and catheters speed up clot removal What Abbott learned about COVID-19 and cardio devices Genascence believes gene therapy can transform the treatment of knee osteoarthritis What to expect in diabetes care in 2023 Incredible enabling technologies The FDA has cleared… […]
Qosina opens new ISO Class 8 cleanroom
NEWS RELEASE: Qosina Unveils New ISO Class 8 Cleanroom Qosina, a global supplier of OEM single-use components to the medical and bioprocess industries, has completed the construction of its new state-of-the-art cleanroom. This 1700-square-foot, ISO Class 8 cleanroom supports the expansion of Qosina’s pick and pack process, allows the company to increase capacity, and reduce… […]
Leveraging biophysics to fight the most aggressive forms of cancer
An innovative device harnesses the power of electric fields to disrupt solid tumor cell division. By Bill Doyle, Novocure For more than 20 years, Novocure has been at the forefront of innovation, pioneering biophysical cancer treatments. With the invention and development of Tumor Treating Fields therapy, Novocure is striving to extend survival in some of… […]
BCI company Science is getting into the outsourcing business
Brain-computer-interface (BCI) developer Science announced has launched a platform to enhance medical device manufacturing outsourcing. Science CEO Max Hodak previously co-founded Neuralink, Elon Musk’s venture into brain-computer interfaces (BCIs). He served as president at Neuralink until 2021. His new venture with Science includes new BCI technology that doesn’t require an in-skull implant. Last November, the… […]
Glowing nanoparticles enhance at-home COVID-19 test sensitivity
Researchers at the University of Houston are using glow-in-the-dark materials to enhance the sensitivity of rapid COVID-19 home diagnostics. The widely used lateral flow assay provides rapid results for diagnostics such as at-home COVID-19 or pregnancy tests. They also offer low costs and ease of operation. Test results on LFA diagnostics come through in colored… […]

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Hologic Acquires Gen-Probe (2012)

July 2, 2012 By MassDevice Contributors Network Leave a Comment

David Schnur Associates partners with ERI Group
NEWS RELEASE: David Schnur Associates Welcomes ERI Group to its Global Network of Partners In-house electromechanical and fluidic ‘box build’ expertise complements DSA’s offering for medical device and life science customers David Schnur Associates (DSA), a global supplier of outsourced technical sales and marketing services, recently announced an exclusive, multi-year strategic agreement to add ERI Group… […]
Endolumik’s illuminated device takes a big step for safety
Endolumik’s story started a few years ago as the FDA sounded the alarm over the risks of internal surgical staplers. In 2019, the federal agency warned healthcare providers that it had received more than 41,000 medical device reports (MDRs) related to surgical staplers and staples for internal use from 2011 to 2018. Those MDRs tallied… […]
FDA updates medical device shortage list due to shipping delays and semiconductors
Medical device shortages persist due to shipping delays and semiconductor availability, the FDA said last week in an update to its medical device shortage list. The updated medtech products in short supply include radiological devices, general plastic surgery devices, cardiac diagnostic and monitoring products, general ICU/ hospital products, specimen collection supplies and ventilators. Philips Invivo… […]
SaMD development lessons from Cordio’s voice AI heart failure app
Software as a medical device (SaMD) development requires a different approach than traditional medical devices in a few ways. Repeat after me: My dad is a big chef. Speaking that short sentence and a few others like it into a smartphone once a day helps identify deteriorating heart failure patients at risk of declining, Cordio… […]
Four gastroenterology device innovations doctors need now
Gastroenterology is a field ripe for medical device innovation, and medtech developers know that some of the best ideas come from practicing doctors. With that in mind, Medical Design & Outsourcing spoke with two gastroenterologists about what device innovations would help them better diagnose and treat gastrointestinal diseases. Dr. Aasma Shaukat is the director of… […]
Formlabs launches new skin-safe 3D printing material for healthcare
NEWS RELEASE: Formlabs Introduces TPU 90A Powder, The First Elastomer Material for Fuse Series 3D Printers Formlabs, the leading 3D printing company, is excited to announce its newest material for Fuse Series printers: TPU 90A Powder, a tough elastomer powder. This new material enables strong, functional, skin-safe parts with high tear strength and elongation. The strength and flexibility… […]
March 2023 Issue: Incredible enabling technologies
Stryker on steroids: How enabling technology will supercharge surgical robotics How Penumbra’s smart-sucking algorithms and catheters speed up clot removal What Abbott learned about COVID-19 and cardio devices Genascence believes gene therapy can transform the treatment of knee osteoarthritis What to expect in diabetes care in 2023 Incredible enabling technologies The FDA has cleared… […]
Qosina opens new ISO Class 8 cleanroom
NEWS RELEASE: Qosina Unveils New ISO Class 8 Cleanroom Qosina, a global supplier of OEM single-use components to the medical and bioprocess industries, has completed the construction of its new state-of-the-art cleanroom. This 1700-square-foot, ISO Class 8 cleanroom supports the expansion of Qosina’s pick and pack process, allows the company to increase capacity, and reduce… […]
Leveraging biophysics to fight the most aggressive forms of cancer
An innovative device harnesses the power of electric fields to disrupt solid tumor cell division. By Bill Doyle, Novocure For more than 20 years, Novocure has been at the forefront of innovation, pioneering biophysical cancer treatments. With the invention and development of Tumor Treating Fields therapy, Novocure is striving to extend survival in some of… […]
BCI company Science is getting into the outsourcing business
Brain-computer-interface (BCI) developer Science announced has launched a platform to enhance medical device manufacturing outsourcing. Science CEO Max Hodak previously co-founded Neuralink, Elon Musk’s venture into brain-computer interfaces (BCIs). He served as president at Neuralink until 2021. His new venture with Science includes new BCI technology that doesn’t require an in-skull implant. Last November, the… […]
Glowing nanoparticles enhance at-home COVID-19 test sensitivity
Researchers at the University of Houston are using glow-in-the-dark materials to enhance the sensitivity of rapid COVID-19 home diagnostics. The widely used lateral flow assay provides rapid results for diagnostics such as at-home COVID-19 or pregnancy tests. They also offer low costs and ease of operation. Test results on LFA diagnostics come through in colored… […]

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Haemonetics Acquires Hemerus Medical LLC (2012)

July 2, 2012 By MassDevice Contributors Network Leave a Comment

David Schnur Associates partners with ERI Group
NEWS RELEASE: David Schnur Associates Welcomes ERI Group to its Global Network of Partners In-house electromechanical and fluidic ‘box build’ expertise complements DSA’s offering for medical device and life science customers David Schnur Associates (DSA), a global supplier of outsourced technical sales and marketing services, recently announced an exclusive, multi-year strategic agreement to add ERI Group… […]
Endolumik’s illuminated device takes a big step for safety
Endolumik’s story started a few years ago as the FDA sounded the alarm over the risks of internal surgical staplers. In 2019, the federal agency warned healthcare providers that it had received more than 41,000 medical device reports (MDRs) related to surgical staplers and staples for internal use from 2011 to 2018. Those MDRs tallied… […]
FDA updates medical device shortage list due to shipping delays and semiconductors
Medical device shortages persist due to shipping delays and semiconductor availability, the FDA said last week in an update to its medical device shortage list. The updated medtech products in short supply include radiological devices, general plastic surgery devices, cardiac diagnostic and monitoring products, general ICU/ hospital products, specimen collection supplies and ventilators. Philips Invivo… […]
SaMD development lessons from Cordio’s voice AI heart failure app
Software as a medical device (SaMD) development requires a different approach than traditional medical devices in a few ways. Repeat after me: My dad is a big chef. Speaking that short sentence and a few others like it into a smartphone once a day helps identify deteriorating heart failure patients at risk of declining, Cordio… […]
Four gastroenterology device innovations doctors need now
Gastroenterology is a field ripe for medical device innovation, and medtech developers know that some of the best ideas come from practicing doctors. With that in mind, Medical Design & Outsourcing spoke with two gastroenterologists about what device innovations would help them better diagnose and treat gastrointestinal diseases. Dr. Aasma Shaukat is the director of… […]
Formlabs launches new skin-safe 3D printing material for healthcare
NEWS RELEASE: Formlabs Introduces TPU 90A Powder, The First Elastomer Material for Fuse Series 3D Printers Formlabs, the leading 3D printing company, is excited to announce its newest material for Fuse Series printers: TPU 90A Powder, a tough elastomer powder. This new material enables strong, functional, skin-safe parts with high tear strength and elongation. The strength and flexibility… […]
March 2023 Issue: Incredible enabling technologies
Stryker on steroids: How enabling technology will supercharge surgical robotics How Penumbra’s smart-sucking algorithms and catheters speed up clot removal What Abbott learned about COVID-19 and cardio devices Genascence believes gene therapy can transform the treatment of knee osteoarthritis What to expect in diabetes care in 2023 Incredible enabling technologies The FDA has cleared… […]
Qosina opens new ISO Class 8 cleanroom
NEWS RELEASE: Qosina Unveils New ISO Class 8 Cleanroom Qosina, a global supplier of OEM single-use components to the medical and bioprocess industries, has completed the construction of its new state-of-the-art cleanroom. This 1700-square-foot, ISO Class 8 cleanroom supports the expansion of Qosina’s pick and pack process, allows the company to increase capacity, and reduce… […]
Leveraging biophysics to fight the most aggressive forms of cancer
An innovative device harnesses the power of electric fields to disrupt solid tumor cell division. By Bill Doyle, Novocure For more than 20 years, Novocure has been at the forefront of innovation, pioneering biophysical cancer treatments. With the invention and development of Tumor Treating Fields therapy, Novocure is striving to extend survival in some of… […]
BCI company Science is getting into the outsourcing business
Brain-computer-interface (BCI) developer Science announced has launched a platform to enhance medical device manufacturing outsourcing. Science CEO Max Hodak previously co-founded Neuralink, Elon Musk’s venture into brain-computer interfaces (BCIs). He served as president at Neuralink until 2021. His new venture with Science includes new BCI technology that doesn’t require an in-skull implant. Last November, the… […]
Glowing nanoparticles enhance at-home COVID-19 test sensitivity
Researchers at the University of Houston are using glow-in-the-dark materials to enhance the sensitivity of rapid COVID-19 home diagnostics. The widely used lateral flow assay provides rapid results for diagnostics such as at-home COVID-19 or pregnancy tests. They also offer low costs and ease of operation. Test results on LFA diagnostics come through in colored… […]

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Haemonetics Acquires Blood collection, filtration & processing products from Pall Corp. (2012)

July 2, 2012 By MassDevice Contributors Network Leave a Comment

David Schnur Associates partners with ERI Group
NEWS RELEASE: David Schnur Associates Welcomes ERI Group to its Global Network of Partners In-house electromechanical and fluidic ‘box build’ expertise complements DSA’s offering for medical device and life science customers David Schnur Associates (DSA), a global supplier of outsourced technical sales and marketing services, recently announced an exclusive, multi-year strategic agreement to add ERI Group… […]
Endolumik’s illuminated device takes a big step for safety
Endolumik’s story started a few years ago as the FDA sounded the alarm over the risks of internal surgical staplers. In 2019, the federal agency warned healthcare providers that it had received more than 41,000 medical device reports (MDRs) related to surgical staplers and staples for internal use from 2011 to 2018. Those MDRs tallied… […]
FDA updates medical device shortage list due to shipping delays and semiconductors
Medical device shortages persist due to shipping delays and semiconductor availability, the FDA said last week in an update to its medical device shortage list. The updated medtech products in short supply include radiological devices, general plastic surgery devices, cardiac diagnostic and monitoring products, general ICU/ hospital products, specimen collection supplies and ventilators. Philips Invivo… […]
SaMD development lessons from Cordio’s voice AI heart failure app
Software as a medical device (SaMD) development requires a different approach than traditional medical devices in a few ways. Repeat after me: My dad is a big chef. Speaking that short sentence and a few others like it into a smartphone once a day helps identify deteriorating heart failure patients at risk of declining, Cordio… […]
Four gastroenterology device innovations doctors need now
Gastroenterology is a field ripe for medical device innovation, and medtech developers know that some of the best ideas come from practicing doctors. With that in mind, Medical Design & Outsourcing spoke with two gastroenterologists about what device innovations would help them better diagnose and treat gastrointestinal diseases. Dr. Aasma Shaukat is the director of… […]
Formlabs launches new skin-safe 3D printing material for healthcare
NEWS RELEASE: Formlabs Introduces TPU 90A Powder, The First Elastomer Material for Fuse Series 3D Printers Formlabs, the leading 3D printing company, is excited to announce its newest material for Fuse Series printers: TPU 90A Powder, a tough elastomer powder. This new material enables strong, functional, skin-safe parts with high tear strength and elongation. The strength and flexibility… […]
March 2023 Issue: Incredible enabling technologies
Stryker on steroids: How enabling technology will supercharge surgical robotics How Penumbra’s smart-sucking algorithms and catheters speed up clot removal What Abbott learned about COVID-19 and cardio devices Genascence believes gene therapy can transform the treatment of knee osteoarthritis What to expect in diabetes care in 2023 Incredible enabling technologies The FDA has cleared… […]
Qosina opens new ISO Class 8 cleanroom
NEWS RELEASE: Qosina Unveils New ISO Class 8 Cleanroom Qosina, a global supplier of OEM single-use components to the medical and bioprocess industries, has completed the construction of its new state-of-the-art cleanroom. This 1700-square-foot, ISO Class 8 cleanroom supports the expansion of Qosina’s pick and pack process, allows the company to increase capacity, and reduce… […]
Leveraging biophysics to fight the most aggressive forms of cancer
An innovative device harnesses the power of electric fields to disrupt solid tumor cell division. By Bill Doyle, Novocure For more than 20 years, Novocure has been at the forefront of innovation, pioneering biophysical cancer treatments. With the invention and development of Tumor Treating Fields therapy, Novocure is striving to extend survival in some of… […]
BCI company Science is getting into the outsourcing business
Brain-computer-interface (BCI) developer Science announced has launched a platform to enhance medical device manufacturing outsourcing. Science CEO Max Hodak previously co-founded Neuralink, Elon Musk’s venture into brain-computer interfaces (BCIs). He served as president at Neuralink until 2021. His new venture with Science includes new BCI technology that doesn’t require an in-skull implant. Last November, the… […]
Glowing nanoparticles enhance at-home COVID-19 test sensitivity
Researchers at the University of Houston are using glow-in-the-dark materials to enhance the sensitivity of rapid COVID-19 home diagnostics. The widely used lateral flow assay provides rapid results for diagnostics such as at-home COVID-19 or pregnancy tests. They also offer low costs and ease of operation. Test results on LFA diagnostics come through in colored… […]

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Greatbatch Acquires NeuroNexus Technologies (2012)

July 2, 2012 By MassDevice Contributors Network Leave a Comment

David Schnur Associates partners with ERI Group
NEWS RELEASE: David Schnur Associates Welcomes ERI Group to its Global Network of Partners In-house electromechanical and fluidic ‘box build’ expertise complements DSA’s offering for medical device and life science customers David Schnur Associates (DSA), a global supplier of outsourced technical sales and marketing services, recently announced an exclusive, multi-year strategic agreement to add ERI Group… […]
Endolumik’s illuminated device takes a big step for safety
Endolumik’s story started a few years ago as the FDA sounded the alarm over the risks of internal surgical staplers. In 2019, the federal agency warned healthcare providers that it had received more than 41,000 medical device reports (MDRs) related to surgical staplers and staples for internal use from 2011 to 2018. Those MDRs tallied… […]
FDA updates medical device shortage list due to shipping delays and semiconductors
Medical device shortages persist due to shipping delays and semiconductor availability, the FDA said last week in an update to its medical device shortage list. The updated medtech products in short supply include radiological devices, general plastic surgery devices, cardiac diagnostic and monitoring products, general ICU/ hospital products, specimen collection supplies and ventilators. Philips Invivo… […]
SaMD development lessons from Cordio’s voice AI heart failure app
Software as a medical device (SaMD) development requires a different approach than traditional medical devices in a few ways. Repeat after me: My dad is a big chef. Speaking that short sentence and a few others like it into a smartphone once a day helps identify deteriorating heart failure patients at risk of declining, Cordio… […]
Four gastroenterology device innovations doctors need now
Gastroenterology is a field ripe for medical device innovation, and medtech developers know that some of the best ideas come from practicing doctors. With that in mind, Medical Design & Outsourcing spoke with two gastroenterologists about what device innovations would help them better diagnose and treat gastrointestinal diseases. Dr. Aasma Shaukat is the director of… […]
Formlabs launches new skin-safe 3D printing material for healthcare
NEWS RELEASE: Formlabs Introduces TPU 90A Powder, The First Elastomer Material for Fuse Series 3D Printers Formlabs, the leading 3D printing company, is excited to announce its newest material for Fuse Series printers: TPU 90A Powder, a tough elastomer powder. This new material enables strong, functional, skin-safe parts with high tear strength and elongation. The strength and flexibility… […]
March 2023 Issue: Incredible enabling technologies
Stryker on steroids: How enabling technology will supercharge surgical robotics How Penumbra’s smart-sucking algorithms and catheters speed up clot removal What Abbott learned about COVID-19 and cardio devices Genascence believes gene therapy can transform the treatment of knee osteoarthritis What to expect in diabetes care in 2023 Incredible enabling technologies The FDA has cleared… […]
Qosina opens new ISO Class 8 cleanroom
NEWS RELEASE: Qosina Unveils New ISO Class 8 Cleanroom Qosina, a global supplier of OEM single-use components to the medical and bioprocess industries, has completed the construction of its new state-of-the-art cleanroom. This 1700-square-foot, ISO Class 8 cleanroom supports the expansion of Qosina’s pick and pack process, allows the company to increase capacity, and reduce… […]
Leveraging biophysics to fight the most aggressive forms of cancer
An innovative device harnesses the power of electric fields to disrupt solid tumor cell division. By Bill Doyle, Novocure For more than 20 years, Novocure has been at the forefront of innovation, pioneering biophysical cancer treatments. With the invention and development of Tumor Treating Fields therapy, Novocure is striving to extend survival in some of… […]
BCI company Science is getting into the outsourcing business
Brain-computer-interface (BCI) developer Science announced has launched a platform to enhance medical device manufacturing outsourcing. Science CEO Max Hodak previously co-founded Neuralink, Elon Musk’s venture into brain-computer interfaces (BCIs). He served as president at Neuralink until 2021. His new venture with Science includes new BCI technology that doesn’t require an in-skull implant. Last November, the… […]
Glowing nanoparticles enhance at-home COVID-19 test sensitivity
Researchers at the University of Houston are using glow-in-the-dark materials to enhance the sensitivity of rapid COVID-19 home diagnostics. The widely used lateral flow assay provides rapid results for diagnostics such as at-home COVID-19 or pregnancy tests. They also offer low costs and ease of operation. Test results on LFA diagnostics come through in colored… […]

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Getinge Acquires Acare Medical Science Co Ltd (2012)

July 2, 2012 By MassDevice Contributors Network Leave a Comment

David Schnur Associates partners with ERI Group
NEWS RELEASE: David Schnur Associates Welcomes ERI Group to its Global Network of Partners In-house electromechanical and fluidic ‘box build’ expertise complements DSA’s offering for medical device and life science customers David Schnur Associates (DSA), a global supplier of outsourced technical sales and marketing services, recently announced an exclusive, multi-year strategic agreement to add ERI Group… […]
Endolumik’s illuminated device takes a big step for safety
Endolumik’s story started a few years ago as the FDA sounded the alarm over the risks of internal surgical staplers. In 2019, the federal agency warned healthcare providers that it had received more than 41,000 medical device reports (MDRs) related to surgical staplers and staples for internal use from 2011 to 2018. Those MDRs tallied… […]
FDA updates medical device shortage list due to shipping delays and semiconductors
Medical device shortages persist due to shipping delays and semiconductor availability, the FDA said last week in an update to its medical device shortage list. The updated medtech products in short supply include radiological devices, general plastic surgery devices, cardiac diagnostic and monitoring products, general ICU/ hospital products, specimen collection supplies and ventilators. Philips Invivo… […]
SaMD development lessons from Cordio’s voice AI heart failure app
Software as a medical device (SaMD) development requires a different approach than traditional medical devices in a few ways. Repeat after me: My dad is a big chef. Speaking that short sentence and a few others like it into a smartphone once a day helps identify deteriorating heart failure patients at risk of declining, Cordio… […]
Four gastroenterology device innovations doctors need now
Gastroenterology is a field ripe for medical device innovation, and medtech developers know that some of the best ideas come from practicing doctors. With that in mind, Medical Design & Outsourcing spoke with two gastroenterologists about what device innovations would help them better diagnose and treat gastrointestinal diseases. Dr. Aasma Shaukat is the director of… […]
Formlabs launches new skin-safe 3D printing material for healthcare
NEWS RELEASE: Formlabs Introduces TPU 90A Powder, The First Elastomer Material for Fuse Series 3D Printers Formlabs, the leading 3D printing company, is excited to announce its newest material for Fuse Series printers: TPU 90A Powder, a tough elastomer powder. This new material enables strong, functional, skin-safe parts with high tear strength and elongation. The strength and flexibility… […]
March 2023 Issue: Incredible enabling technologies
Stryker on steroids: How enabling technology will supercharge surgical robotics How Penumbra’s smart-sucking algorithms and catheters speed up clot removal What Abbott learned about COVID-19 and cardio devices Genascence believes gene therapy can transform the treatment of knee osteoarthritis What to expect in diabetes care in 2023 Incredible enabling technologies The FDA has cleared… […]
Qosina opens new ISO Class 8 cleanroom
NEWS RELEASE: Qosina Unveils New ISO Class 8 Cleanroom Qosina, a global supplier of OEM single-use components to the medical and bioprocess industries, has completed the construction of its new state-of-the-art cleanroom. This 1700-square-foot, ISO Class 8 cleanroom supports the expansion of Qosina’s pick and pack process, allows the company to increase capacity, and reduce… […]
Leveraging biophysics to fight the most aggressive forms of cancer
An innovative device harnesses the power of electric fields to disrupt solid tumor cell division. By Bill Doyle, Novocure For more than 20 years, Novocure has been at the forefront of innovation, pioneering biophysical cancer treatments. With the invention and development of Tumor Treating Fields therapy, Novocure is striving to extend survival in some of… […]
BCI company Science is getting into the outsourcing business
Brain-computer-interface (BCI) developer Science announced has launched a platform to enhance medical device manufacturing outsourcing. Science CEO Max Hodak previously co-founded Neuralink, Elon Musk’s venture into brain-computer interfaces (BCIs). He served as president at Neuralink until 2021. His new venture with Science includes new BCI technology that doesn’t require an in-skull implant. Last November, the… […]
Glowing nanoparticles enhance at-home COVID-19 test sensitivity
Researchers at the University of Houston are using glow-in-the-dark materials to enhance the sensitivity of rapid COVID-19 home diagnostics. The widely used lateral flow assay provides rapid results for diagnostics such as at-home COVID-19 or pregnancy tests. They also offer low costs and ease of operation. Test results on LFA diagnostics come through in colored… […]

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GE Healthcare Divests Nurse call systems to Ascom Holding AG (2012)

July 2, 2012 By MassDevice Contributors Network Leave a Comment

David Schnur Associates partners with ERI Group
NEWS RELEASE: David Schnur Associates Welcomes ERI Group to its Global Network of Partners In-house electromechanical and fluidic ‘box build’ expertise complements DSA’s offering for medical device and life science customers David Schnur Associates (DSA), a global supplier of outsourced technical sales and marketing services, recently announced an exclusive, multi-year strategic agreement to add ERI Group… […]
Endolumik’s illuminated device takes a big step for safety
Endolumik’s story started a few years ago as the FDA sounded the alarm over the risks of internal surgical staplers. In 2019, the federal agency warned healthcare providers that it had received more than 41,000 medical device reports (MDRs) related to surgical staplers and staples for internal use from 2011 to 2018. Those MDRs tallied… […]
FDA updates medical device shortage list due to shipping delays and semiconductors
Medical device shortages persist due to shipping delays and semiconductor availability, the FDA said last week in an update to its medical device shortage list. The updated medtech products in short supply include radiological devices, general plastic surgery devices, cardiac diagnostic and monitoring products, general ICU/ hospital products, specimen collection supplies and ventilators. Philips Invivo… […]
SaMD development lessons from Cordio’s voice AI heart failure app
Software as a medical device (SaMD) development requires a different approach than traditional medical devices in a few ways. Repeat after me: My dad is a big chef. Speaking that short sentence and a few others like it into a smartphone once a day helps identify deteriorating heart failure patients at risk of declining, Cordio… […]
Four gastroenterology device innovations doctors need now
Gastroenterology is a field ripe for medical device innovation, and medtech developers know that some of the best ideas come from practicing doctors. With that in mind, Medical Design & Outsourcing spoke with two gastroenterologists about what device innovations would help them better diagnose and treat gastrointestinal diseases. Dr. Aasma Shaukat is the director of… […]
Formlabs launches new skin-safe 3D printing material for healthcare
NEWS RELEASE: Formlabs Introduces TPU 90A Powder, The First Elastomer Material for Fuse Series 3D Printers Formlabs, the leading 3D printing company, is excited to announce its newest material for Fuse Series printers: TPU 90A Powder, a tough elastomer powder. This new material enables strong, functional, skin-safe parts with high tear strength and elongation. The strength and flexibility… […]
March 2023 Issue: Incredible enabling technologies
Stryker on steroids: How enabling technology will supercharge surgical robotics How Penumbra’s smart-sucking algorithms and catheters speed up clot removal What Abbott learned about COVID-19 and cardio devices Genascence believes gene therapy can transform the treatment of knee osteoarthritis What to expect in diabetes care in 2023 Incredible enabling technologies The FDA has cleared… […]
Qosina opens new ISO Class 8 cleanroom
NEWS RELEASE: Qosina Unveils New ISO Class 8 Cleanroom Qosina, a global supplier of OEM single-use components to the medical and bioprocess industries, has completed the construction of its new state-of-the-art cleanroom. This 1700-square-foot, ISO Class 8 cleanroom supports the expansion of Qosina’s pick and pack process, allows the company to increase capacity, and reduce… […]
Leveraging biophysics to fight the most aggressive forms of cancer
An innovative device harnesses the power of electric fields to disrupt solid tumor cell division. By Bill Doyle, Novocure For more than 20 years, Novocure has been at the forefront of innovation, pioneering biophysical cancer treatments. With the invention and development of Tumor Treating Fields therapy, Novocure is striving to extend survival in some of… […]
BCI company Science is getting into the outsourcing business
Brain-computer-interface (BCI) developer Science announced has launched a platform to enhance medical device manufacturing outsourcing. Science CEO Max Hodak previously co-founded Neuralink, Elon Musk’s venture into brain-computer interfaces (BCIs). He served as president at Neuralink until 2021. His new venture with Science includes new BCI technology that doesn’t require an in-skull implant. Last November, the… […]
Glowing nanoparticles enhance at-home COVID-19 test sensitivity
Researchers at the University of Houston are using glow-in-the-dark materials to enhance the sensitivity of rapid COVID-19 home diagnostics. The widely used lateral flow assay provides rapid results for diagnostics such as at-home COVID-19 or pregnancy tests. They also offer low costs and ease of operation. Test results on LFA diagnostics come through in colored… […]

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GE Healthcare Divests SV to IntegenX (2012)

July 2, 2012 By MassDevice Contributors Network Leave a Comment

David Schnur Associates partners with ERI Group
NEWS RELEASE: David Schnur Associates Welcomes ERI Group to its Global Network of Partners In-house electromechanical and fluidic ‘box build’ expertise complements DSA’s offering for medical device and life science customers David Schnur Associates (DSA), a global supplier of outsourced technical sales and marketing services, recently announced an exclusive, multi-year strategic agreement to add ERI Group… […]
Endolumik’s illuminated device takes a big step for safety
Endolumik’s story started a few years ago as the FDA sounded the alarm over the risks of internal surgical staplers. In 2019, the federal agency warned healthcare providers that it had received more than 41,000 medical device reports (MDRs) related to surgical staplers and staples for internal use from 2011 to 2018. Those MDRs tallied… […]
FDA updates medical device shortage list due to shipping delays and semiconductors
Medical device shortages persist due to shipping delays and semiconductor availability, the FDA said last week in an update to its medical device shortage list. The updated medtech products in short supply include radiological devices, general plastic surgery devices, cardiac diagnostic and monitoring products, general ICU/ hospital products, specimen collection supplies and ventilators. Philips Invivo… […]
SaMD development lessons from Cordio’s voice AI heart failure app
Software as a medical device (SaMD) development requires a different approach than traditional medical devices in a few ways. Repeat after me: My dad is a big chef. Speaking that short sentence and a few others like it into a smartphone once a day helps identify deteriorating heart failure patients at risk of declining, Cordio… […]
Four gastroenterology device innovations doctors need now
Gastroenterology is a field ripe for medical device innovation, and medtech developers know that some of the best ideas come from practicing doctors. With that in mind, Medical Design & Outsourcing spoke with two gastroenterologists about what device innovations would help them better diagnose and treat gastrointestinal diseases. Dr. Aasma Shaukat is the director of… […]
Formlabs launches new skin-safe 3D printing material for healthcare
NEWS RELEASE: Formlabs Introduces TPU 90A Powder, The First Elastomer Material for Fuse Series 3D Printers Formlabs, the leading 3D printing company, is excited to announce its newest material for Fuse Series printers: TPU 90A Powder, a tough elastomer powder. This new material enables strong, functional, skin-safe parts with high tear strength and elongation. The strength and flexibility… […]
March 2023 Issue: Incredible enabling technologies
Stryker on steroids: How enabling technology will supercharge surgical robotics How Penumbra’s smart-sucking algorithms and catheters speed up clot removal What Abbott learned about COVID-19 and cardio devices Genascence believes gene therapy can transform the treatment of knee osteoarthritis What to expect in diabetes care in 2023 Incredible enabling technologies The FDA has cleared… […]
Qosina opens new ISO Class 8 cleanroom
NEWS RELEASE: Qosina Unveils New ISO Class 8 Cleanroom Qosina, a global supplier of OEM single-use components to the medical and bioprocess industries, has completed the construction of its new state-of-the-art cleanroom. This 1700-square-foot, ISO Class 8 cleanroom supports the expansion of Qosina’s pick and pack process, allows the company to increase capacity, and reduce… […]
Leveraging biophysics to fight the most aggressive forms of cancer
An innovative device harnesses the power of electric fields to disrupt solid tumor cell division. By Bill Doyle, Novocure For more than 20 years, Novocure has been at the forefront of innovation, pioneering biophysical cancer treatments. With the invention and development of Tumor Treating Fields therapy, Novocure is striving to extend survival in some of… […]
BCI company Science is getting into the outsourcing business
Brain-computer-interface (BCI) developer Science announced has launched a platform to enhance medical device manufacturing outsourcing. Science CEO Max Hodak previously co-founded Neuralink, Elon Musk’s venture into brain-computer interfaces (BCIs). He served as president at Neuralink until 2021. His new venture with Science includes new BCI technology that doesn’t require an in-skull implant. Last November, the… […]
Glowing nanoparticles enhance at-home COVID-19 test sensitivity
Researchers at the University of Houston are using glow-in-the-dark materials to enhance the sensitivity of rapid COVID-19 home diagnostics. The widely used lateral flow assay provides rapid results for diagnostics such as at-home COVID-19 or pregnancy tests. They also offer low costs and ease of operation. Test results on LFA diagnostics come through in colored… […]

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GE Healthcare Acquires Xcellerex (2012)

July 2, 2012 By MassDevice Contributors Network Leave a Comment

David Schnur Associates partners with ERI Group
NEWS RELEASE: David Schnur Associates Welcomes ERI Group to its Global Network of Partners In-house electromechanical and fluidic ‘box build’ expertise complements DSA’s offering for medical device and life science customers David Schnur Associates (DSA), a global supplier of outsourced technical sales and marketing services, recently announced an exclusive, multi-year strategic agreement to add ERI Group… […]
Endolumik’s illuminated device takes a big step for safety
Endolumik’s story started a few years ago as the FDA sounded the alarm over the risks of internal surgical staplers. In 2019, the federal agency warned healthcare providers that it had received more than 41,000 medical device reports (MDRs) related to surgical staplers and staples for internal use from 2011 to 2018. Those MDRs tallied… […]
FDA updates medical device shortage list due to shipping delays and semiconductors
Medical device shortages persist due to shipping delays and semiconductor availability, the FDA said last week in an update to its medical device shortage list. The updated medtech products in short supply include radiological devices, general plastic surgery devices, cardiac diagnostic and monitoring products, general ICU/ hospital products, specimen collection supplies and ventilators. Philips Invivo… […]
SaMD development lessons from Cordio’s voice AI heart failure app
Software as a medical device (SaMD) development requires a different approach than traditional medical devices in a few ways. Repeat after me: My dad is a big chef. Speaking that short sentence and a few others like it into a smartphone once a day helps identify deteriorating heart failure patients at risk of declining, Cordio… […]
Four gastroenterology device innovations doctors need now
Gastroenterology is a field ripe for medical device innovation, and medtech developers know that some of the best ideas come from practicing doctors. With that in mind, Medical Design & Outsourcing spoke with two gastroenterologists about what device innovations would help them better diagnose and treat gastrointestinal diseases. Dr. Aasma Shaukat is the director of… […]
Formlabs launches new skin-safe 3D printing material for healthcare
NEWS RELEASE: Formlabs Introduces TPU 90A Powder, The First Elastomer Material for Fuse Series 3D Printers Formlabs, the leading 3D printing company, is excited to announce its newest material for Fuse Series printers: TPU 90A Powder, a tough elastomer powder. This new material enables strong, functional, skin-safe parts with high tear strength and elongation. The strength and flexibility… […]
March 2023 Issue: Incredible enabling technologies
Stryker on steroids: How enabling technology will supercharge surgical robotics How Penumbra’s smart-sucking algorithms and catheters speed up clot removal What Abbott learned about COVID-19 and cardio devices Genascence believes gene therapy can transform the treatment of knee osteoarthritis What to expect in diabetes care in 2023 Incredible enabling technologies The FDA has cleared… […]
Qosina opens new ISO Class 8 cleanroom
NEWS RELEASE: Qosina Unveils New ISO Class 8 Cleanroom Qosina, a global supplier of OEM single-use components to the medical and bioprocess industries, has completed the construction of its new state-of-the-art cleanroom. This 1700-square-foot, ISO Class 8 cleanroom supports the expansion of Qosina’s pick and pack process, allows the company to increase capacity, and reduce… […]
Leveraging biophysics to fight the most aggressive forms of cancer
An innovative device harnesses the power of electric fields to disrupt solid tumor cell division. By Bill Doyle, Novocure For more than 20 years, Novocure has been at the forefront of innovation, pioneering biophysical cancer treatments. With the invention and development of Tumor Treating Fields therapy, Novocure is striving to extend survival in some of… […]
BCI company Science is getting into the outsourcing business
Brain-computer-interface (BCI) developer Science announced has launched a platform to enhance medical device manufacturing outsourcing. Science CEO Max Hodak previously co-founded Neuralink, Elon Musk’s venture into brain-computer interfaces (BCIs). He served as president at Neuralink until 2021. His new venture with Science includes new BCI technology that doesn’t require an in-skull implant. Last November, the… […]
Glowing nanoparticles enhance at-home COVID-19 test sensitivity
Researchers at the University of Houston are using glow-in-the-dark materials to enhance the sensitivity of rapid COVID-19 home diagnostics. The widely used lateral flow assay provides rapid results for diagnostics such as at-home COVID-19 or pregnancy tests. They also offer low costs and ease of operation. Test results on LFA diagnostics come through in colored… […]

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GE Healthcare Acquires XPRO Sistemas Ltda (2012)

July 2, 2012 By MassDevice Contributors Network Leave a Comment

David Schnur Associates partners with ERI Group
NEWS RELEASE: David Schnur Associates Welcomes ERI Group to its Global Network of Partners In-house electromechanical and fluidic ‘box build’ expertise complements DSA’s offering for medical device and life science customers David Schnur Associates (DSA), a global supplier of outsourced technical sales and marketing services, recently announced an exclusive, multi-year strategic agreement to add ERI Group… […]
Endolumik’s illuminated device takes a big step for safety
Endolumik’s story started a few years ago as the FDA sounded the alarm over the risks of internal surgical staplers. In 2019, the federal agency warned healthcare providers that it had received more than 41,000 medical device reports (MDRs) related to surgical staplers and staples for internal use from 2011 to 2018. Those MDRs tallied… […]
FDA updates medical device shortage list due to shipping delays and semiconductors
Medical device shortages persist due to shipping delays and semiconductor availability, the FDA said last week in an update to its medical device shortage list. The updated medtech products in short supply include radiological devices, general plastic surgery devices, cardiac diagnostic and monitoring products, general ICU/ hospital products, specimen collection supplies and ventilators. Philips Invivo… […]
SaMD development lessons from Cordio’s voice AI heart failure app
Software as a medical device (SaMD) development requires a different approach than traditional medical devices in a few ways. Repeat after me: My dad is a big chef. Speaking that short sentence and a few others like it into a smartphone once a day helps identify deteriorating heart failure patients at risk of declining, Cordio… […]
Four gastroenterology device innovations doctors need now
Gastroenterology is a field ripe for medical device innovation, and medtech developers know that some of the best ideas come from practicing doctors. With that in mind, Medical Design & Outsourcing spoke with two gastroenterologists about what device innovations would help them better diagnose and treat gastrointestinal diseases. Dr. Aasma Shaukat is the director of… […]
Formlabs launches new skin-safe 3D printing material for healthcare
NEWS RELEASE: Formlabs Introduces TPU 90A Powder, The First Elastomer Material for Fuse Series 3D Printers Formlabs, the leading 3D printing company, is excited to announce its newest material for Fuse Series printers: TPU 90A Powder, a tough elastomer powder. This new material enables strong, functional, skin-safe parts with high tear strength and elongation. The strength and flexibility… […]
March 2023 Issue: Incredible enabling technologies
Stryker on steroids: How enabling technology will supercharge surgical robotics How Penumbra’s smart-sucking algorithms and catheters speed up clot removal What Abbott learned about COVID-19 and cardio devices Genascence believes gene therapy can transform the treatment of knee osteoarthritis What to expect in diabetes care in 2023 Incredible enabling technologies The FDA has cleared… […]
Qosina opens new ISO Class 8 cleanroom
NEWS RELEASE: Qosina Unveils New ISO Class 8 Cleanroom Qosina, a global supplier of OEM single-use components to the medical and bioprocess industries, has completed the construction of its new state-of-the-art cleanroom. This 1700-square-foot, ISO Class 8 cleanroom supports the expansion of Qosina’s pick and pack process, allows the company to increase capacity, and reduce… […]
Leveraging biophysics to fight the most aggressive forms of cancer
An innovative device harnesses the power of electric fields to disrupt solid tumor cell division. By Bill Doyle, Novocure For more than 20 years, Novocure has been at the forefront of innovation, pioneering biophysical cancer treatments. With the invention and development of Tumor Treating Fields therapy, Novocure is striving to extend survival in some of… […]
BCI company Science is getting into the outsourcing business
Brain-computer-interface (BCI) developer Science announced has launched a platform to enhance medical device manufacturing outsourcing. Science CEO Max Hodak previously co-founded Neuralink, Elon Musk’s venture into brain-computer interfaces (BCIs). He served as president at Neuralink until 2021. His new venture with Science includes new BCI technology that doesn’t require an in-skull implant. Last November, the… […]
Glowing nanoparticles enhance at-home COVID-19 test sensitivity
Researchers at the University of Houston are using glow-in-the-dark materials to enhance the sensitivity of rapid COVID-19 home diagnostics. The widely used lateral flow assay provides rapid results for diagnostics such as at-home COVID-19 or pregnancy tests. They also offer low costs and ease of operation. Test results on LFA diagnostics come through in colored… […]

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GE Healthcare Acquires Seqwright (2012)

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