5 Pandemic-Era Medical Device Trends that Have Vanished in 2025 When the pandemic hit, there were a lot of changes for medtech. But some of those changes were temporary. A look at the major trends of ...

<p>Navigating the FDA approval process can be challenging. Standards provide a roadmap for best practices, risk mitigation, and regulatory alignment, ultimately reducing time to market and improving ...

Medtech Salary Survey 2021: Full Report Download MD+DI's report on medtech salaries in research and development, product design engineering, management, quality control, regulatory affairs, and ...

The Earliest Medical Device Innovators 1. René Laennec (1781-1826) French physician René Laennec is credited with inventing the first stethoscope in 1816. It was pretty much just an ear trumpet ...

2015 MDEA Finalists: StabiLink MIS Spinal Fixation SystemThe StabiLink MIS Spinal Fixation System, manufactured by Southern Spine LLC (United States), is a less invasive option to pedicle screws for ...

Over the years, medical device design experts have contributed to MD+DI in a variety of ways, including participation in the judging of the Medical Design Excellence Awards (MDEAs) and speaking at our ...

Trivia Tuesday: A 1969 advertisement for battery manufacturer P.R. Mallory (now known as Duracell) inspired what medical device invention?

Will Medtech See a Mega-Merger in 2025? Will we see huge deals in 2025? MD+DI takes a look at the current M&A climate to predict if and when medtech will see the next mega-merger.

FDA Recall Roundup: September 2024 The month of September included FDA recalls for companies such as Abbott, Medtronic, and B. Braun Medical.

Ensuring accuracy by force measurement and material testing is a necessary requirement in most every industry, especially orthopaedic and medical parts manufacturing where the highest quality control ...

Aside from the unpredictability of COVID-19 surges, two issues are clearly top of mind for most executives in the medical device industry: the supply chain crisis and hospital staffing shortages.

The development and use of automation and control technologies is helping transform the design of medical devices and equipment across designs for applications that span R&D, laboratory processes, ...