The road to precision medicine in the cardiovascular field
With the rise of technology in the cardiovascular field, there has been a move towards devices that are smaller and…
08 May 2026
Podcast: The implications of NICE’s formal recommendation for cryoablation’s use in treating kidney tumours
In March 2026, the UK's National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE) formally recommend the cryoablation for treating kidney (renal) tumours. In this episode, Dr David Breen, consultant abdominal…
08 May 2026
The tech convergence rewriting the story of medical devices
As procedural complexity continues to rise across oncology and women’s health, a range of technologies are rapidly converging. This shift is significantly reshaping how medical devices are perceived. Today, many…
01 May 2026
Podcast: PET tracers’ role in precision medicine paradigms for neurodegenerative diseases
In March 2026, Swiss biotech AC Immune presented Phase I data including the first in vivo images of TDP-43 pathology in the human brain, detected using its first-in-class positron emission…
30 Apr 2026
Parkinson’s disease: neuromodulation and the search for disease modification
For the 10 million patients living with Parkinson’s disease worldwide, the disease’s symptoms become all-consuming, affecting patients’ quality of life on a daily basis. Neuromodulation devices for Parkinson’s disease aim…
17 Apr 2026
Biomarker-led trials to guide the future of precision psychiatry
As the neuroscience treatment landscape continuously evolves towards the wider use of precision treatment options, biomarker-led trials are emerging as a great way to facilitate better treatment outcomes for patients…
02 Apr 2026
Podcast: the conflict in the Middle East’s impact on the medtech supply chain
On 28 February 2026, The US and Israel initiated a war with Iran. Since then, Iran has responded by closing the Strait of Hormuz, a waterway between the Persian Gulf…