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Mobile Health apps has been gaining momentum over the last few years, and especially in 2012, where according to one source, over 130 startup digital
In a letter to government officials the Massachusetts-based Hologic outlined plans to close their Indianapolis plant and lay off all 141 of its workers stationed there.
The Ireland branch of Vistakon (the designer and manufacturer of Acuvue disposable lenses for Johnson and Johnson) is set to increase their operations in the
Ulrich has released a new medical device, the neon Occipito-Cervico-Thoracic System, a spinal implant system for the surgical stabilization and fixation of the posterior regions.
Scientists in Great Britain say they may have found a new Ultrasound Therapy to prevent strokes in high-risk patients. Using an ultrasound scan of the
As a leading provider of medical device outsourcing solutions, Cadence Inc. is expanding their capabilities by opening a new facility near Pittsburgh. The finished medical
Endosense Secures $40.3 Million In Series C Financing For Medical Device Development, European Direct Sales of And The U.S. Launch Of TactiCath Upon Future FDA
A New Neuroprosthetic Device - The Argus II by Second Sight - Employs Retinal Implants To Project Images, Allowing The Blind To Read Braille Without
Since 2020, we have been hammered with chaotic occurrences that have made it hard to remain motivated. With the COVID-19 pandemic isolating us from friends and family, combined with other unfortunate incidents, morale has
Healthcare as an industry has been in crisis mode since the beginning of the pandemic. Even beforehand, staffing was nearing an all-time low in hospitals across the country. Patient acuity demands focused attention, but
The story of Mother of Mercy Assisted Living Facility is one instance that encapsulates the wide-scale struggles with long-term care staffing throughout the pandemic.
It started with one resident testing positive for
There was something that felt post-apocalyptic about the beginning of the pandemic.
Look no further than New York, where the Cuomo Administration mandated that assisted care facilities take in COVID-19 patients from
Innovations are coming fast and furious in the medical manufacturing supply chain space.
According to an article from Packaging Technology Today, the following factors are pushing this need for new approaches and technologies:
Healthcare workers have gone through the wringer this past 14 months.
Yet, despite the barrage of COVID patients, worries about their own health (mental and physical), and resources being stretched thin, medical professionals continue
This blog will first examine how healthcare organizations can shore up their supply chain disruptions after the pandemic.
Furthermore, we'll explore a couple of medical devices that are aiding in workplace safety initiatives
If 2020 reinforced anything, the healthcare space - much like many other aspects of society - faces racial disparities.
But how can these gaps be bridged? Of course, there are diversity and inclusion (D&I) initiatives