PVC Safe and Effective in Medical Devices and Packaging, Study Claims
At a Glance Report concludes there is no data supportin […]
Addressing the Rising Price & Demand of Nitinol
At a Glance There has been an increase in demand for ni […]
Industry Voices: Is Micro-3D Printing the Future for Tiny Parts?
Micro-3D printing is used to create high-precision tiny parts for medical devices, optics, photonics, microfluidics, and consumer packaged goods. Many of these parts have become the backbone of personalized healthcare devices. They are also utilized widely in aerospace and automotive.
Registration opens for Medtec China 2024
Registration has opened for Medtec China 2024, the China ‘s leading event for medical device manufacturing, taking place on 25-27 September at the Shanghai World Expo Exhibition & Convention Center. Please click here to register Now for free admission.
Integrating Smart Technology into Wearable Device Design
Market research firms project that the market will reach about $250 billion in 2025 with a compound annual growth rate of nearly 20 percent. This prediction indicates significant opportunities for developing new and innovative mobile and wearable healthcare products. Figure 1 illustrates a few wearable medical devices and their connection to various medical services.
What Is a Hypodermic Tube?
As mentioned, hypotubing was developed to be used as needles for injecting or withdrawing body fluids. But in addition to this most common use case, such tubing has been used for decades in guidewires, like those used to install stents in obstructed vessels.
Putting Blood Collection at Patients’ Fingertips… Literally
We’re nearly a quarter into the 21st century, yet the primary method for collecting blood samples has been relatively unchanged since the 1950s. There will continue to be an important place for venipuncture, at least for the foreseeable future, but isn’t it time for something new that can help improve healthcare access while also making the process less invasive and painful for patients?
BD Increases US Syringe Production After FDA Warnings on China-Made Syringes
Becton, Dickinson and Company (BD) has announced its intention to increase US production of syringes after FDA recently reported that its ongoing investigation into quality issues with plastic syringes made in China were “more widespread” than originally known.
Medtronic Muses on Diabetes Management Technologies
MPO recently spoke to Ali Dianaty, SVP of product innov […]
Better Therapeutics Terminates Employees, Seeks Strategic Alternatives
Better Therapeutics, a prescription digital therapeutic […]
