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Explore the role of data in the use of medical devices to drive improved outcomes. Content will cover topics such as data analytics, patient outcomes, population health, machine learning, interoperability, and patient safety initiatives.
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Latest news about updates to clinical trials and FDA clearances.
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Delve into the regulatory landscape governing medical devices, including legislation, policy changes, recalls, post-market surveillance requirements, and market access challenges.
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Exploration of the cutting-edge advancements and emerging trends in medical device technology, including drug delivery, AI applications, robotics, wearable devices, and other innovative solutions that will revolutionize health care.
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Nalu Medical unveils a compact wearable device for chronic pain therapy, enhancing comfort and expanding treatment options for patients with peripheral nerve stimulation.
AI adoption and collaboration trends in the medical device industry
67 health organizations sign letter urging faster access and coverage
FTC challenge could potentially impact heart valve innovation and patient access in the TAVR market.
How medical device manufacturing can be brought back to the US
New randomized trial suggests wearable devices may support resilience and lower burnout odds among physicians.
New platform aims to speed approvals, cut denials and ease physician workload.
Masimo's O3 Regional Oximetry gains FDA clearance, enhancing tissue oxygen monitoring for improved patient care in critical settings.
How medical device manufacturing can be brought back to the US
Cohesys pioneers drill-free fracture repair with BoneTape, offering a patient-friendly alternative for craniofacial injuries and enhancing recovery experiences.
How medical device manufacturing can be brought back to the US
How medical device manufacturing can be brought back to the US
Philips invests over $150 million in U.S. medtech manufacturing, expanding facilities and creating jobs to enhance AI-driven health care solutions.
How medical device manufacturing can be brought back to the US
The acquisitions give StatLab, a developer and manufacturer of medical diagnostic supplies and equipment, a direct foothold in France, Germany, Italy and the United Kingdom.
ArteraAI Prostate advances prostate cancer care with FDA authorization, offering AI-driven insights for personalized treatment and improved diagnostic efficiency.
How medical device manufacturing can be brought back to the US
Cardiosense appoints John Martin as CMO, enhancing AI-driven cardiac care and advancing regulatory efforts for innovative hemodynamic monitoring solutions.
SetPoint Medical secures $140 million to launch innovative neuroimmune modulation therapy for rheumatoid arthritis, advancing treatment for autoimmune diseases.
Discover how Orpyx's innovative sensory insoles advance diabetes foot care, enhancing health outcomes and reducing costs through real-time monitoring and support.
Apreo Health pioneers emphysema treatment with innovative device trials, aiming to transform care for millions suffering from COPD.
Ventric Health advances heart failure detection with the Vivio System, enabling accurate diagnoses in primary care for improved heart health outcomes.
TAO Digital enhances its medtech expertise by acquiring DigitalSoftMinds, boosting capabilities in medical devices and AI-powered solutions for regulated industries.
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