Developing Next Generation Implants with Bioresorbables—A Medtech Makers Q&A
To help restore natural anatomy following a medical procedure, some device makers are curious about bioresorbable molded devices.
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Chronic Disease | Electronics | Materials | Patient Monitoring
Quarter-Sized Sensor Spots Glucose Levels in Sweat
Penn State-developed device verified by a commercially available glucose monitor.Videos Sam Brusco, Associate Editor
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Pandemic has Accelerated Nearshoring Medtech Materials
Buying materials from overseas may be cost-effective, but it can create an environment with less collaboration and less room for innovation.Online Exclusives Michael Barbella, Managing Editor 08.06.21
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Evonik Acquires JeNaCell
Expands its biomaterials portfolio for new medical device markets.Evonik 08.04.21
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Interest Is Growing for the Reuse of Plastics in Manufacturing
How to meet growing demand from customers who are eager to promote their eco-friendly credentials.Online Exclusives Scott Schoenborn, General Manager, Turtle Lake, Wisconsin Plastics Facility, Sanmina 08.03.21
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Smaller Devices Require More Efficient Material Integration
Silicones are becoming increasingly well-suited for implantable medical devices and combination products.Online Exclusives Michael Barbella, Managing Editor 08.03.21
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Pandemic Underscores Importance of Medtech Material Innovation
Materials must meet the changing needs of medtech and society in general through preventative, diagnostic and therapeutic solutions.Online Exclusives Michael Barbella, Managing Editor 07.30.21
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Disinfectant Resistance is Crucial in Medtech Material Selection
Understanding the kinds of materials that stand up to healthcare-grade disinfectants can help ensure device longevity.Online Exclusives Michael Barbella, Managing Editor 07.27.21
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Electronics Integration Impacting Medtech Materials
Conductive materials are becoming a necessary part of medical devices as digital healthcare continues to evolve.Online Exclusives Michael Barbella, Managing Editor 07.23.21
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Specialty Wire Benefits for Manufacturers—A Medtech Makers Q&A
Ulbrich Specialty Wire Products’ Ed Treglia and Ryan McFarland speak to specification considerations for wire for medical applications.
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Minnesota Rubber and Plastics Purchases Pawling Engineered Products
Pawling’s capabilities will complement MRP’s existing offerings.Minnesota Rubber and Plastics. 06.30.21
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Single-Use Yet Sustainable: Three Steps to Tackle Environmental Responsibility
Medical device manufacturers have been working for quite some time to respond to increasing demand for environmental sustainability.George I’ons, Head of Product Strategy and Insights, Owen Mumford Pharmaceutical Services 06.02.21
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Materials | R&D & Design
5 Things You Need to Know about Metals Traceability
McMaster-Carr discusses the importance of metal traceability in medical device design.
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Swedish Researchers Develop Material That Prevents Infections in Wounds
New hydrogel works against all types of bacteria, including antibiotic-resistant ones.Charles Sternberg, Assistant Editor 05.12.21
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The Plastics Problem—Infection Control vs. Medical Equipment
Due to harsh chemicals, medical device manufacturers need a solution to the problems caused by regular cleaning of healthcare equipment.Online Exclusives Ryan Hoobler, VP of Engineering, Code Corporation 04.29.21
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Outward Appearance: Reviewing Surface Treatment Options
Surface modifications and coatings imbue medical devices with a slew of valuable properties.Sam Brusco , Associate Editor 04.01.21
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TISSIUM's Biomorphic Programmable Polymers
MPO's Sean Fenske speaks with Christophe Bancel of TISSIUM about remarkable new materials that can be used to replace human tissue.Sean Fenske, Editor-in-Chief 03.16.21
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Resourceful Resources: Materials Make a Difference During the Pandemic
Materials science has proven itself invaluable throughout the coronavirus pandemic.Michael Barbella, Managing Editor 03.04.21
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Role and Benefits of Plastics in the COVID-19 Vaccine Rollout
With some estimating the U.S. needs at least 850 million syringes for every person to receive the vaccine—plastics will play a significant role.Josh Blackmore, Global Healthcare Manager, M. Holland Company 03.03.21
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Three Major Innovation Opportunities for Biomedical Textiles
Biomedical textiles are gaining significant momentum for use in medical devices to facilitate less invasive surgical procedures.John Greco, Vice President of Sales, Cortland Biomedical 02.03.21
