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EVolution challenge launched for health and hygiene start-ups
A co-creation challenge will take place in Munich this November which aims to expose start-ups to collaboration and strategic partnership opportunities with one of the global leaders in the hygiene and health sector. Read more
24 Aug 2022
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Edinburgh University start-ups receive SMART:SCOTLAND grants
Five start-up businesses founded by students and recent graduates from the University of Edinburgh have secured almost half a million pounds in grant funding awards between them. Read more
11 Aug 2022
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HVL Reactor Accelerator showcases European start-up promise
HVL's Reactor Accelerator has recently graduated its fifth cohort of start-ups, with the 2022 class presenting about their growth and promising partnerships at the programme’s annual Demo Day at GE Healthcare's HQ in Budapest. Read more
30 Jun 2022
Occuity opens new funding round to advance screening products
Occuity is opening a new funding round to provide the company with the capital necessary to advance its handheld, non-contact screening and monitoring products and capitalise on a very attractive new opportunity. Read more
29 Jun 2022
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Online dermatology service raises £220k
ZappedSkin, an online dermatology service, has raised £220,000 from Jenson Funding Partners. The funding will be used by the healthtech start-up to increase its tech and capabilities, with a view to expanding its service to other skin conditions. Read more
25 May 2022
Innovate UK awards £1.39m for implant used in cataract surgery
Medtech start-up company VisusNano has been awarded £1.39 million in non-dilutive funding from the Innovate UK Biomedical Catalyst programme to further develop MEDILens, a drug-eluting IOL, for use in patients undergoing cataract surgery. Read more
17 May 2022
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Intelligent cameras in the service of health
Artificial intelligence (AI) plays a key role in the digital age. Self-learning algorithms have the potential to improve processes and be used in production, laboratory analysis and diagnostics. Read more
30 Sep 2022
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Ceryx partners with Osypka to develop heart pacing device
Welsh medtech company Ceryx Medical is taking next steps towards launching its technology, after securing a partnership with Berlin-based Osypka Medical. Read more
4 Oct 2022
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Dexcom announces availability of G7 CGM device
DexCom, a continuous glucose monitoring specialist, has announced that the Dexcom G7 Continuous Glucose Monitoring (CGM) System is now available for people with diabetes age two years and older in the UK, Ireland, Germany, Austria and Hong Kon. Read more
4 Oct 2022
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National Robotarium forms engineering and research collaboration with Tata
The UK’s National Robotarium has announced a major applied engineering and research collaboration with multi-billion dollar company Tata Consultancy Services (TCS). Read more
4 Oct 2022
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TISSIUM appoints Sara Toyloy to Board of Directors
TISSIUM, a medtech company developing biomorphic programmable polymers for tissue reconstruction, has appointed Sara Toyloy as its fourth independent member of the Board of Directors. Read more
4 Oct 2022
TestCard and Roche strike testing collaboration on cobas pulse
British medtech company TestCard has signed a collaboration contract with Roche that will see its scanning technology, ClearScreen, included in the open digital ecosystem available to healthcare professionals on Roche's cobas pulse system. Read more
3 Oct 2022
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Unlocking the future of diabetes management
Dr Francine Kaufman, endocrinologist who has served as president of the American Diabetes Association and Senseonics chief medical officer, outlines how medtech and digital solutions can alleviate the burden of diabetes management. Read more
4 Oct 2022
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The X-factor: A smart solution for sleep apnoea
Ziv Peremen, CEO, X-trodes, explains the thinking behind the product and the trends that led them there. Read more
3 Oct 2022
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Are clean manufacturing processes right for you?
Wayne Matthews, sales manager at Tecman Speciality Materials, outlines what should be considered before embarking on a clean manufacturing process. Read more
3 Oct 2022
Intelligent cameras in the service of health
Artificial intelligence (AI) plays a key role in the digital age. Self-learning algorithms have the potential to improve processes and be used in production, laboratory analysis and diagnostics. Read more
30 Sep 2022
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Why new health ministers are crucial in delivering for medical technology
Chris Whitehouse, a political consultant and expert on medical technology policy and regulation at Whitehouse Communications, updates on a series of senior appointments and policy changes happening despite the summer holidays. Read more
3 Oct 2022
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De-risking regulatory submissions for medical technology companies
Josh Miller, co-founder & CEO of Gradient Health focuses on the regulatory hurdles medtech companies face and the different options for overcoming these from a data perspective. Read more
29 Sep 2022
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Battling microbial contamination
Elaine Gemmell, head of regulatory affairs, InnoScot Health, writes about the need to implement comprehensive measures with increasing prevalence of microbial contamination. Read more
28 Sep 2022
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Will life sciences now get strong and stable government?
Ian Bolland comments on the recent changes in government in the UK. Read more
23 Sep 2022
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Three practical steps to using AI in medical device manufacturing
Undoubtedly, there’s a lot of hype surrounding artificial intelligence (AI). It seems to be in every other headline. There’s no doubt AI has the potential to transform medical device manufacturing. Read more
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Avoid false positive results in endotoxin testing
Endotoxins can be a risk to patient safety. Even a low endotoxin concentration in the blood stream can produce inflammation in the human body. endotoxins, frequent and reliable testing for endotoxin levels on medical devices is required. Read more
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Intelligent cameras in the service of health
Artificial intelligence (AI) plays a key role in the digital age. Self-learning algorithms have the potential to improve processes and be used in production, laboratory analysis and diagnostics. Read more
30 Sep 2022
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Crystal Clear: Aiding self-care and life science innovators
Ian Bolland is joined by Charlie Rapple, co-founder of Kudos, which tries to make research and information surrounding healthcare and other subjects as accessible and easy to understand as possible. Read more
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Three practical steps to using AI in medical device manufacturing
Undoubtedly, there’s a lot of hype surrounding artificial intelligence (AI). It seems to be in every other headline. There’s no doubt AI has the potential to transform medical device manufacturing. Read more
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