Wearable Artificial Kidney Could be Game Changer
The Kidney Research Institute of the University of Washington is developing a wearable artificial kidney that could reach clinical trials by 2022.
What Does Amazon’s Healthcare Move Mean for Medtech?
Amazon, Berkshire Hathaway, and JPMorgan Chase caused quite the stir Tuesday with news of a new venture aimed at providing their U.S. employees with “simplified, high-quality, and transparent healthcare at a reasonable cost.” But what does this actually mean for the medical device and diagnostic industry?
Why J&J Expects 2018 to be a Growth Year
Johnson & Johnson CEO Alex Gorsky told analysts on Tuesday that 2017 was a transition year for its medical device business, but 2018 should be a growth year.
China’s two invoices system: boon or bane for MNCs?
To improve transparency in healthcare costs and eliminate excessive profit margins associated with multi-tier distribution networks, China launched a “two invoices” system in pharmaceuticals and medical devices distribution on a trial basis in 2014.
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Smart Clothing Could Be Coming to Your Closet
orget accessories like smart watches. The next wave of wearable technology will be part of your wardrobe.
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