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Today in Medical Design & Development
August 27, 2026
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It's working on remote-assisted, automated endovascular procedures.

 

 
Xinxin Liu prepares a newly-fabricated nanopore membrane for evaluation. The new method simplifies production of large arrays of nanopores for sensing and analysis technologies used in medical research and, increasingly, in specialized clinics.

It could boost production for tech used in medical research and in specialized clinics.

 
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But a one-month supply will be extremely costly.

 

Pressured by constant disruption, workforce challenges, and increasing operational complexity, manufacturing frontlines must operate like a Formula 1 pit crew to win — moving with speed, precision, and consistency.

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Small and medium-sized manufacturers encounter the same industry-wide pressures as large manufacturers: rising costs, labor shortages, and growing operational complexity. But conventional digital transformation programs are often out of reach for smaller manufacturers due to budget, time, and skills constraints.

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It's designed to be fully operable with one hand for most surgeons.

 
Abbott's Libre Duo 10 Day system is a dual glucose‑ketone sensing technology.

The sensor could prevent life-threatening diabetes emergencies.

 

Discover quality components backed by expert support. Visit Qosina at MEDevice Boston - August 26–27 | Booth #614

 
Doctors and nurses wearing protective gears attend a patient on ventilator at the intensive care unit of Szent Laszlo Hospital treating COVID-19 patients during the pandemic of new coronavirus COVID-19 in Budapest, Hungary, on Dec. 13, 2021.

Deleted documents reveal $965M ventilator scandal tied to Chinese intermediaries.

 
Pak Kin Wong, professor of biomedical engineering, of mechanical engineering and corresponding author on the paper, leads the Systematic Bioengineering Laboratory at Penn State. His lab investigates cutting-edge approaches to precision medicine, including bacterial pathogen and microbiota characterization and personalized immunotherapy.

Scientists slash sepsis diagnosis time from days to mere hours with groundbreaking bacterial detection...

 

As more files, devices, suppliers, and OT data flows become connected, cyber risk expands in an industry already targeted more than any other. Learn how to protect critical operations in the age of AI.

 

 
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