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Snapshot: The Market for Genetic Testing Our unique genetic makeup can provide scientists with the information to predict disease even before it shows. Advances in accuracy and steady market growth are opening a number of exciting...
Injection of pace: the insulin delivery devices market spikes The global insulin delivery devices market is set to be worth $10.8 billion by 2016, reports GlobalData. This growth is driven by an increase in the incidence of diabetes worldwide and...
Top ten green medical devices Although the medical device sector is still behind other industries in terms of 'going green', change is in the air. An increasing number of manufacturers are now beginning to make the...
Value judgements: Q1 medical device deals Rising valuations caused M&As and asset transactions to fall in value by 75% in Q1 2011, reports...
IT and Bioinformatics: Turning Data Into New Drugs Rapid developments in genomic and molecular research have driven huge interest in the field of bioinformatics. Phil Thane reports on how scientists are using computer IT to devise new pathways...
Information Transfer- Clinical Necessity, Administration Nightmare Transferring information between various places is fraught with technical challenges and confidentiality issues. New IT systems are, however, streamlining information sharing creating new...
Under Pressure: Life-Saving Treatments for Complex Wounds All wounds, whether brought on in combat or through disease, have time against them. Sarah Blackman discovers the latest techniques in healing complex wounds quickly and...
Supply Chain Management in Healthcare Effective supply chain management is essential for moving a new drug or medical device through the clinical process. Phil Thane examines the growing role of IT for managing an effective supply...
Packaging Rises to the Challenge Medical device packaging has to meet the needs of various parties while still complying with regulations. Catherine Park explores some innovative new approaches in the...
A WHO's Who of Human Flu The 2009 H1N1 pandemic may be over, but various strains of influenza are still present. Sarah Blackman finds out from the World Health Organisation (WHO) and other industry experts...
