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fromTNW | Asia
5 days ago
Medicine

HistoSonics receives TFDA approval in Taiwan for Edison Histotripsy System, accelerating Asia expansion

Medicine
fromTNW | Asia
5 days ago

HistoSonics receives TFDA approval in Taiwan for Edison Histotripsy System, accelerating Asia expansion

Taiwan TFDA approved the Edison Histotripsy System, enabling non-invasive focused ultrasound tumour destruction without cutting, radiation, or thermal damage.
Healthcare
from24/7 Wall St.
1 week ago

Americans Are Cutting Spending on Everything Except Healthcare. These 2 Medical Device Stocks Under $30 Are Built to Win

Healthcare spending is rising despite weaker consumer sentiment, supporting defensive medical device stocks under $30, including Envista with strong growth, guidance, and buybacks.
fromdesignboom | architecture & design magazine
1 week ago

castomize rethinks the orthopedic cast as a breathable '4D-printed' lattice shell

Castomize is developing a new generation of orthopedic casts in Singapore, using '4D-printing' to make limb immobilization lighter, cleaner, and easier to adjust. The company's cast system moves away from the dense, wrapped structure of fiberglass, and toward a pre-made mesh shell that softens with heat, molds directly to the patient's limb, and hardens again as it cools.
Wearables
Silicon Valley
fromTechCrunch
2 weeks ago

Altara secures $7M to bridge the data gap that's slowing down physical sciences | TechCrunch

Altara's AI platform consolidates fragmented data for companies in batteries, semiconductors, and medical devices, improving failure diagnosis and product development.
Boston
from24/7 Wall St.
1 month ago

Boston Scientific Just Slashed Guidance and Wall Street Followed. Is the Pullback a Buying Opportunity?

Boston Scientific stock faces challenges but maintains long-term growth potential despite recent guidance cuts.
Medicine
fromBusiness Matters
1 month ago

David Ferrera on Building What Works in Medical Devices

David Ferrera is a seasoned medical device engineer and entrepreneur focused on developing innovative solutions in neurovascular and interventional medicine.
fromPatently-O
1 month ago

Disclosed but Still Secret? The Federal Circuit Weighs Patent Publications Against Trade Secret Claims

The technology at issue is a subcutaneous cosmetic penile implant, a silicone sleeve placed between the skin and 'Buck's fascia' to enhance girth and length.
Intellectual property law
Wearables
fromTechCrunch
1 month ago

Whoop has LeBron - now it wants your mom | TechCrunch

Whoop aims to transition from a performance tool for athletes to a life-saving health monitor for the general public.
Business
from24/7 Wall St.
3 months ago

Danaher's $9.9B Masimo Deal Marks One of 2026's Largest Medtech Buyouts

Danaher will acquire Masimo for $9.9 billion in cash at $180 per share, about a 40% premium; closing expected in second half of 2026.
Medicine
fromwww.bbc.com
3 months ago

Could this spider's silk help repair nerves?

Golden orb-web drag-line silk can act as a long-lasting biodegradable scaffold to bridge nerve gaps and support regeneration across centimeter-scale injuries.
fromFuturism
3 months ago

AI-Powered Surgery Tool Repeatedly Injuring Patients, Lawsuits Claim

Artificial intelligence has taken the medical device industry by storm - even adding a layer of complexity to the operating room that's resulting in patients being hurt, some health professionals claim. As Reuters reports, the TruDi Navigation System by device maker Acclarent was designed to treat chronic sinusitis, inflammation of the nasal sinuses, by inserting a tiny balloon to enlarge the sinus cavity openings.
Medicine
from24/7 Wall St.
4 months ago

Dividend King Abbott Shows Why 52 Consecutive Increases Weren't Luck With Strong Cash Flow Coverage

The company just raised its quarterly dividend to $0.63 in January 2026, a 6.8% increase from the prior $0.59 rate. That puts the annual payout at $2.52 per share with a yield around 1.9%. Not eye-popping, but the safety and growth profile more than compensate. Abbott generated $6.35 billion in free cash flow in 2024 against $3.84 billion in dividend payments.
Medicine
Medicine
fromSan Jose Spotlight
4 months ago

Thomas Fogarty, winery founder and medical innovator, dies - San Jose Spotlight

Dr. Thomas J. Fogarty invented the balloon catheter and numerous medical devices, transforming minimally invasive surgery and earning major awards while mentoring future healthcare inventors.
Business
from24/7 Wall St.
4 months ago

The Dividend Aristocrats No One's Talking About (And Their 30+ Year Track Records)

Lesser-known Dividend Aristocrats have raised dividends for decades, showing durable business models and resilient cash flow that enable ongoing dividend growth.
Public health
fromTruthout
5 months ago

Big Pharma Is Making Mexico Sick. Medicine and Supply Shortages Are Rampant.

Mexico suffers deadly medicine and supply shortages while private pharmaceutical and device interests and high costs limit access and push patients into private care.
Medicine
fromNews Center
5 months ago

Top 3 Episodes of Breakthroughs Podcast in 2025 - News Center

Northwestern researchers developed NU-9 with potential across neurodegenerative diseases; top 2025 episodes included Alzheimer's drug development and the world's smallest pacemaker invention.
Health
from24/7 Wall St.
5 months ago

Lilly's GLP-1 Surge Dwarfs Abbott's Steady Device Growth With 54% Revenue Jump

Abbott's steady growth is driven by diversified medical devices, while Lilly's explosive revenue stems from rapidly expanding GLP-1 obesity and diabetes drugs.
Business
fromBusiness Matters
6 months ago

Bryan Scott McMillan: A Conversation on Leadership, Loss, and Long-Term Growth

Medical device executive with 30+ years of global leadership, known for turning around companies, building teams, mentoring, and founding a charity for grieving families.
Healthcare
fromBusiness Matters
6 months ago

Paul Arrendell: Engineering Leadership with Purpose

Paul Arrendell builds robust quality systems and mentors engineers, emphasizing fixing processes, technical precision, and teamwork across medical device manufacturing.
Health
fromTheregister
6 months ago

NHS quarantines devices as suppliers drag feet on Windows 11

A few suppliers' incompatible medical devices are preventing NHS trusts from fully upgrading to Windows 11, exposing systems to security and patient-care risks.
Healthcare
fromComputerworld
6 months ago

Industrial and medical devices struggle to upgrade to Windows 11

Medical and industrial computers often run on isolated, vendor-managed legacy systems that require extensive testing and costly professional services for updates and may be incompatible with modern OS.
Health
fromwww.cbc.ca
7 months ago

Angels Den for health care helps bring scientists' pitches to life | CBC News

Angels Den funds and accelerates clinical innovations by awarding prizes and grants to teams developing devices, AI tools, and targeted medical therapies.
Healthcare
fromTechCrunch
7 months ago

How Chipiron's rethinking the future of MRI

Lightweight, lower-cost MRI technology aims to decentralize imaging by enabling easy installation and patient-friendly scans outside large hospitals, expanding access beyond expensive traditional systems.
Science
fromBusiness Insider
8 months ago

Alphabet's life sciences unit Verily lays off staff and cuts its devices program. Read the full memo its CEO sent to staff.

Verily laid off staff and closed its medical devices program to focus on AI and infrastructure, discontinuing device manufacturing and streamlining operations.
fromdesignboom | architecture & design magazine
8 months ago

origami-inspired surgical tool 3FOLD speeds up implant procedures to just three seconds

Every year, more than two million implants are placed worldwide. While these devices are life-saving, complications often arise from scarring and infection around the implant. To counter this, Hylomorph created Hylomate, a biocompatible pouch that wraps the implant to safeguard the body. However, its soft and slippery surface made it difficult to handle with conventional surgical tools. Standard tweezers could tear the pouch, while direct hand contact risked contamination, calling for a new solution.
Medicine
fromTheregister
9 months ago

Breathe easy: Apple Watch can read oxygen levels again

Apple is reintroducing the blood oxygen measurement feature for select Apple Watch models in the US through a software update, despite previous regulatory challenges.
Apple
fromYanko Design - Modern Industrial Design News
9 months ago

This Playful Nebulizer for Children turns Medical Stigma into 'Inclusive Inhalation' - Yanko Design

The nebulizer is transformed into an animal-shaped inhalation device, blending therapeutic function with playful engagement and turning fear into connection for children.
Health
Health
fromHarvard Gazette
9 months ago

Brain implants that don't leave scars - Harvard Gazette

A startup is developing a softer neural probe to monitor brain injuries without damaging surrounding tissue.
US news
from24/7 Wall St.
10 months ago

Live: Abbott Labs (NYSE: ABT) Q2 Earnings Updates

Abbott Laboratories reports key financial figures including revenue of $11.06 billion and normalized EPS of $1.26, crucial for market performance.
fromwww.bbc.com
10 months ago

Government ignoring pelvic mesh reforms - advocate

"This is a complex area of work and the government is carefully considering the patient safety commissioner's recommendations in full."
Health
fromYanko Design - Modern Industrial Design News
10 months ago

Spinamic Brace brings comfortable, stylish solution to scoliosis care - Yanko Design

The Spinamic brace is a next-generation spinal orthosis designed specifically for the treatment and management of scoliosis, a condition where the spine curves sideways.
Health
US news
fromwww.npr.org
10 months ago

Click, speak, move: These brain implants are poised to help people with disabilities

Brain-computer interfaces are moving from experimental to commercial use, offering new options for individuals who cannot move or speak.
European startups
fromTechCrunch
11 months ago

Samsung may invest in $100M round for medical imaging startup Exo | TechCrunch

Samsung's venture capital arm aims to invest up to $100 million in medical startup Exo known for handheld imaging devices.
Alternative medicine
fromSilicon Canals
11 months ago

Eindhoven's Salvia BioElectronics raises 53M to advance migraine therapy through neuromodulation tech - Silicon Canals

Salvia BioElectronics raises €53M to advance migraine therapy device ahead of commercialization.
fromThe Washington Post
11 months ago

Trump's tariffs cloud the future of a medical wonder

The imposition of tariffs by the Trump administration has left medical device manufacturers like Siemens Healthineers grappling with potential increased costs and supply chain disruptions.
European startups
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