Medtech development is hard. Medical device creation can require manufacturing know-how in areas as wide-ranging as electrical components, high-performance polymers, molding and machining – and that doesn’t even include the required expertise in design, regulatory requirements and achieving reimbursement. The good news is that the companies serving the medical device industry have become specialized experts. […]
Soliton signs distro deal for tattoo removal device
Soliton (NSDQ:SOLY) announced today that it entered into a distribution and sales agreement with Aesthetic Solutions. The agreement will see Aesthetic Solutions distribute Soliton’s rapid acoustic pulse (RAP) device and advanced design cartridges during a U.S. commercial launch targeted for the first half of 2021. Get the full story at our sister site, Medical Design & Outsourcing.
NextPhase Medical Devices appoints new CCO
NextPhase Medical Devices announced today that it appointed Robert Olsen to its newly created role of chief commercial officer. Olsen’s responsibilities within the role include commercialization, leading sales, marketing and value streams, overseeing revenue and profit growth and ensuring customer satisfaction for the Waldwick, N.J.-based medical device contract manufacturer, according to a news release. A […]
6 Georgia residents suing Sterigenics, BD over ethylene oxide exposure
The first six of what attorneys said could be more than 100 lawsuits were filed recently in Georgia against Sterigenics and Becton Dickinson (NYSE:BDX) by people who have lived, worked or attended school near those companies’ medical device sterilization plants. The plants use ethylene oxide (EtO) to sterilize millions of devices per year and reportedly have emitted thousands pounds of the […]
Minnetronix Medical wins FDA clearance for neurosurgical access port
The FDA has cleared Minnetronix Medical‘s MindsEye neurosurgical access port for deep brain surgeries, the company announced today. The clearance represents an expansion beyond the St. Paul, Minn.–based contract manufacturer’s traditional offerings. “This extension of our business represents an additional way to partner with customers. We have the opportunity to offer them products they can […]
Thermo Fisher to manufacture Inovio COVID-19 vaccine candidate
Inovio Pharmaceuticals (NSDQ:INO) announced that Thermo Fisher Scientific (NYSE:TMO) will manufacture its COVID-19 vaccine candidate. Plymouth Meeting, Pa.-based Inovio said in a news release yesterday that Thermo Fisher signed a letter of intent to manufacture the INO-4800 COVID-19 vaccine candidate, joining a consortium of third-party manufacturers that aim to produce 100 million doses of Inovio’s vaccine by 2021, […]
How decontamination could solve the COVID-19 mask shortage problem
With cold and flu season rapidly approaching, public health officials worry about a resurgence of COVID-19 and personal protective equipment shortages. Protecting frontline workers will likely include decontaminating face masks. A spike in COVID-19 cases this fall and winter could leave healthcare facilities with renewed shortages of personal protective equipment — particularly masks. Hundreds of […]
Cummins is supplying material for millions of face masks against COVID-19
Cummins (NYSE:CMI) is making material for millions of face masks out of its Cookeville, Tenn., filtration plant — thanks to a partnership with the U.S. Department of Energy’s Oak Ridge National Laboratory nearby. “Because of our expertise in the automotive filtration industry, we believed we could adapt to supply the filter media used in the […]
Report: Abbott to hire 2,000 in Illinois to make rapid COVID-19 test
Abbott (NYSE:ABT) is reportedly set to hire 2,000 new employees to increase manufacturing for its rapid COVID-19 test. The Chicago Sun-Times reported last week that the Abbot Park, Ill.-based company would be adding jobs at its Gurnee, Ill., facility following the FDA emergency use authorization (EUA) for its BinaxNow COVID-19 Ag Card and the subsequent announcement […]
Report: Feds to send Abbott’s rapid tests to states for school reopenings
The U.S. government is reportedly set to use rapid COVID-19 tests it purchased from Abbott (NYSE:ABT) for school reopenings. Reuters reported that the feds will send an “overwhelming majority” of Abbott’s tests to governors and state territories to support school reopenings and other critical tasks, according to a Trump administration official. The administration struck a $750 […]
HHS ends more ventilator contracts as national stockpile fills up
The U.S. Dept. of Health and Human Services (HHS) is reportedly terminating more ventilator contracts as the national stockpile is full. The Hill reported today that HHS is throwing out some of the contracts that totaled $3 billion as the U.S. government sought to supply as many ventilators as possible during the first surge of […]
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