Featured

ZAP Surgical Wins Two More IP Battles with Elekta

The ZAP-X Gyroscopic Radiosurgery platform was found not to infringe on Elekta's U.S. and German patents for a similar, theoretical device.
Sam Brusco, Associate Editor 09.28.23
Chronic Disease

Varian Buys Aspekt Solutions to Bolster Advanced Oncology Biz

Varian said buying Aspekt will help it tackle the growing demand for customized services and standardized delivery for cancer care.
Sam Brusco, Associate Editor 09.27.23
ProPublica Investigation Claims Philips Kept CPAP Issues from the FDA for 11 Years

A ProPublica and Pittsburgh Gazette investigation claims the company knew about the health risks of its degraded sound abatement foam since 2010.
Sam Brusco, Associate Editor 09.27.23
Patient Monitoring

How Wearables Are Changing the Way We Collect Real-World Data in Clinical Trials

Wearables are great tools for capturing real world data and will enhance the clinical trial process and studies that they are used in.
Online Exclusives Claude Price, Head of Clinical Data Management at Quanticate 09.27.23
Software & IT

Could Medtech Ever Stop a Hospital Killer in Their Tracks?

Delving into the Lucy Letby case: Exploring AI and diagnostics for patient safety.
Online Exclusives Ivor Campbell, Chief Executive of Snedden Campbell 09.26.23
Breakthrough Device Reimbursement, Round 3

The “Transitional Coverage for Emerging Technologies” (TCET) offering is a slightly watered-down version of the reimbursement plan proposed earlier this year.
Sean Fenske, Editor-in-Chief 09.25.23
MPO's 2023 Medtech Supply Chain Survey

MPO takes the pulse of the industry through a reader survey regarding the medtech supply chain, revealing trends and pain points.
Sam Brusco, Associate Editor 09.25.23
Tubing & Extrusion

Exceeding Medical Device Extrusion Expectations

Suppliers are finding new and creative ways to address the ever-increasing demands of medical device OEMs seeking extruded solutions.
Mark Crawford, Contributing Editor 09.25.23
Molding

Medical Device Micromolders Discuss the 'Minor Details'

Micromolders are developing novel technologies and leveraging creative methods for mass-producing micro parts to meet the growing demand for miniaturized devices and components.
Michael Barbella, Managing Editor 09.25.23
Back to School for Medical Device Cybersecurity Training

How to upskill your existing workforce in medical device cybersecurity, especially your development staff.
Christopher Gates, Director of Product Security, Velentium 09.25.23
Driving Clinical Trial Excellence to Help Study Teams Run a Faster Relay Race

The stakes are high during a clinical trial—reaching the finishing line requires seamless information exchange from clinical to regulatory to safety.
Richard Young, Vice President, Veeva Vault CDMS Strategy 09.25.23
Medtech’s Supply Chain: From Disruption to Opportunity

Smart executives will establish a control tower to monitor their supply chain to ensure speed of responsiveness and resiliency.
Lisa Anderson, Founder and President, LMA Consulting Group Inc. 09.25.23
Are Medtech’s Mega-Deals Gone For Good?

The FTC and the EU’s scrutiny of healthcare/life sciences M&A plays a vital role in shaping the industry’s core markets.
Florence Joffroy-Black and Dave Sheppard, MedWorld Advisors 09.25.23
Will a Skilling Gap Hinder Organizational Readiness for Medtech’s New Age of AI?

New research shows a glaring gap in the desire of workers for artificial intelligence training and how much they actually receive at work.
Tania de Decker, Managing Director—Global Strategic Accounts, Randstad Enterprise Group 09.25.23
R&D & Design

How to Choose and Work with a UX Design Team

Like most professions, UX encompasses a broad range of skills.
Dorothy Shamonsky, Ph.D. and Stephanie Van Ness, Integrated Computer Solutions (ICS) & Boston UX 09.25.23
Technological Advancement's Speed Is Lapping the Medical Device Industry

This period of explosive growth is challenging the medical device industry to find new ways to adapt, embrace, and pivot.
Dawn A. Lissy, President, Empirical 09.25.23
Digital Health

Digital Health Investing in 2023: Seizing Opportunity Amid Slower Investment Landscape

Total funding for digital health startups came in at $15.3 billion in 2022, about half the size of investments seen in 2021.
Marshall E. Jackson Jr., Stephen W. Bernstein, and Krist Werling, McDermott Will & Emery 09.25.23
The Best of Times, the Worst of Times: Expected Changes in Medtech’s Digital Life

According to McKinsey, there is $1 trillion of improvement capacity in the healthcare industry that AI can help unpack.
Maria Shepherd, President and Founder, Medi-Vantage 09.25.23
Diagnostics

An Ultrasound Bra Could Spot Breast Cancer Early

The technology could be valuable for patients at high risk of developing breast cancer in between their routine mammograms.
Sam Brusco, Associate Editor 09.25.23
Materials

Key Takeaways for Engineers on Synthetic Polyisoprene and Silicones—A Medtech Makers Q&A

The following Q&A unveils how the uniqueness of synthetic polyisoprene and silicones can be used to differentiate your medical devices.

Sponsored released by Cirtec Medical 09.25.23