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Wireless charging for medical devices: breakthrough brings new solution
A new wireless charging system can power implants efficiently no matter where they are or how they’re positioned in the body. Elly Earls meets one of its inventors to find...
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Molecular imaging: nipping drug failure in the bud
The UK’s National Measurement Institute (NPL) recently launched the 3D OrbiSIMS, an innovative molecular imaging instrument that could help determine drug failures earlier in the development process. Abi Millar investigates...
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Medical Technology – Issue 6
In this issue: A wireless charging breakthrough for implant treatments, molecular imaging for drug testing, gaining insights from data compliance, and all the latest comment and analysis from GlobalData’s healthcare...
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Medical Technology – Issue 5
In this issue: Innovations in cochlear implants, a new method to grow bone from stem cells, insights into early stage med tech funding, and all the latest comment and analysis...
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Inside Silicon Valley Bank, a support scaffold for med tech innovation
With a relentless focus on innovation, the Silicon Valley Bank supports a host of medical startups as well as more established firms working in everything from wearables to artificial intelligence.
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Where will wireless charging and iPhone streaming take the ‘bionic ear’?
Innovations in accessibility, often achieved first in the mobile tech space, are filtering into the medical sector, opening eyes – and, literally, ears – like never before. Elly Earls looks...
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Positive disruption: increasing innovation in the NHS
The NHS is ripe for disruption, offering innovative companies a variety of areas where they can make a difference. Anne Blackwood, CEO at medical technology innovation hub Health Enterprise East,...
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2017: The year’s biggest Medical Device Network stories
Philips launches new image-guided therapy platform Azurion, and Fujifilm gets FDA premarket approval for Digital Breast Tomosynthesis. Medical Device-network wraps up the key headlines from 2017.
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Nanokicking: could a swift kick up the stem cell provide a new cure for bone injuries?
A group of scientists in Scotland have found that giving stem cells a miniscule, ultra-precise ‘kick’ can turn them into bone cells. Elly Earls meets one of the researchers behind...
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Solving drug adherence with connected technologies
Non-adherence to treatment regimens costs healthcare systems hundreds of billions of dollars every year. But could connected technologies be the solution? Elly Earls reports.
