#medical-devices

#medical-devices

Liangxi Medical Industrial Park innovates industrial architecture and transportation, showcasing modern design while fostering economic development in Wuxi.

The role involves patent portfolio management for medical devices and software with a flexible remote work setup.

The biosensor for newborns addresses the issue of skin sensitivity with innovative materials and design.

Growing market for health sensors indicates a significant demand for advanced monitoring technology.

Clear Instructions for Use (IFU) are crucial to avoid user frustration and ensure safety, particularly in high-risk industries like medical devices.

The case highlights concerns over the safety and transparency of IVC filter devices after a patient experienced severe complications from a failed filter.

Apple won a patent infringement case against Masimo but received only $250 in damages, reflecting the intricacies of patent law.

The Luminate Lily helmet helps prevent hair loss during chemotherapy by blocking drugs from hair follicles, addressing a significant concern for cancer patients.

The Nurosym vagus nerve stimulation device may significantly enhance short-term memory and provide a range of health benefits by stimulating the vagus nerve.

Symphera has raised €2.4M in seed funding to develop surgical systems that automate tool-switching in laparoscopic procedures.

NYC startups Voom Medical Devices and Photon Health secured funding: $11.2M and $7.35M respectively.

Combination of heat, light, massage for knee pain relief

Kneeflow promotes healing without chemicals or prescription

Robotic glove for hand rehabilitation by IDC and XFT Medical uses EMG feedback and flexible robotics.

Six training modes cater to various needs, promoting muscle strengthening and motor skill improvement.

Immediate action needed to address biases in medical devices, especially for darker skin tones

Recommendations include design of fairer devices and acceptance of report's conclusions by government

Earlybird Health has closed its second fund at €173 million, more than double the size of its first healthcare-focused fund.

The fund will enable Earlybird Health to write larger checks and invest in European healthtech startups.

MitraClip, invented by Mehmet Oz, revolutionized cardiac treatment but faced safety concerns post-FDA approval, raising questions about regulatory oversight and industry practices.

The Oregon Department of Corrections stopped making prisoners pay for medical devices, reimbursing thousands after legal actions.