• University of Bristol to develop soft rehabilitative devices

  University of Bristol scientists have initiated a three-year FREEHAB project to develop soft rehabilitative devices...
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• Wideblue develops personal capnometer N-Tidal for CRiL

  Product design and development consultancy Wideblue has developed the world's first personal capnometer called ‘N-Tidal’...
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• FDA clears Materialise’s cardiovascular planning software

  3D printing solutions provider Materialise has obtained clearance for its Mimics Enlight cardiovascular planning software...
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• Stryker to invest €200m in RD&I projects in Ireland

  US-based medical technology company Stryker has announced plans to invest more than €200m in research,...
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• Study shows metagenomic test can detect neurological infections

  A real-world study has found that a new metagenomic next-generation sequencing (mNGS) test can detect...
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• Autonomous brain-computer interface to enable robotic prosthetics

  Engineers at the University of Houston in the US have found that a brain-computer interface...
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• Study finds blood markers may help predict seizures

  A study by a research team in Ireland has identified molecules in the blood that...
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• Zoll Medical launches heart failure management system

  Zoll Medical has announced the launch of and first patient prescription for its Zoll µCor...
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• UK scientists to trial MRI scans for prostate cancer

  Scientists in the UK have announced a clinical trial to test whether magnetic resonance imaging...
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• Abbott’s FreeStyle device helps significantly reduce glucose levels

  Abbott has reported that its continuous glucose monitoring (CGM) system FreeStyle Libre significantly minimised haemoglobin...
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