How strong regulations on implantable devices can shape new innovation
Like all medical devices, implantables are governed by strict regulations to ensure patient safety and manufacturer compliance. Under the US…
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Fi Forrest
Senior writer at GMS, GlobalData. Previously feature writer at Just Style. TABBIE Honourable Mention winner. BA (Open) in English | BSc (Hons) in Geosciences. Also a graphic designer with certificates in Digital Marketing and Social Media. Lives by the beach.
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How hybrid models and tech are shaping the future of clinical research
The world of clinical trials is undergoing a rapid change. Today, the rise of decentralized clinical trials (DCTs) and hybrid…
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The benefits of implantable silicones for medical devices
Today, there are a wide variety of medical devices that employ implantable silicones, including pacemakers, cochlear implants, stents, and implants…
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Electronics and ecodesign: Designing for sustainability in consumer electronics
As the global challenge of climate change gains urgency, we are finally in a period of action. More than 140…
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The medical devices making a difference to patients with epilepsy
According to the World Health Organization, more than 50 million people worldwide have epilepsy. Treating epilepsy presents several challenges, including…
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Partnerships are key to driving digital healthcare transformation in US, say experts
Partnerships between different stakeholders in the healthcare industry are crucial for driving healthcare transformation. Stakeholders can include diverse groups –…
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Can digital technology address US healthcare challenges?
The US healthcare system is facing several challenges, including rising costs, clinician shortages, and the need for improved efficiency and…
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The perils of PFAS: Can medical-grade silicones replace PFAS in your medical device?
Per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) are synthetic chemicals that have been around since the 1930s, gaining widespread popularity due to…
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Transforming knee replacement surgery using real-time data
Medical technology company Smith+Nephew and Huma Therapeutics, a digital health company, have shown themselves to be successful partners across several…
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Why patient centricity is the answer to the clinical trial enrolment gap
According to research published by The Economist Intelligence Unit[i], drugs developed using patient-centric designs have a higher chance of launch…