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Today in Medical Design & Development
November 11, 2026
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Professional consultation between a man in denim and a woman taking notes during a meeting

It's smaller than a Tic-Tac.

 

 
Nellipak healthcare packaging facility with modern white building and blue curved roof stripe

Technipaq’s operating footprint includes two production sites in Illinois.

 
Two scientists in protective suits and face shields examining data on a laptop in a modern laboratory facility

The site supports drug-device combination product formulation development.

 

Harwin’s new Connector Selector lets you visually explore and choose the right product in just a few clicks. Refine your product criteria, get 3D models and much more.

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R&D CFD, an engineering firm in Italy, designs equipment for manufacturers across many industries—from automotive to food and beverage. To meet unique needs, the company simulates hundreds of designs and scenarios, saving time and reducing costs as it helps the firm create the optimal equipment design.

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Robotic hand touching a glowing holographic AI interface with Asian characters against a digital cityscape background

It is not just about what the technology can do, but the responsibility attached to the decision.

 
Ozempic injectable pen with medication packaging and prescribing information

It occurred in roughly 6 of every 100,000 patients.

 

O'Keefe Controls Co. Miniature In-Line Screens reliably protect critical components in fluid control systems from particulate contamination damage. A wide variety of fittings and connections. Four particle retention sizes: 10, 15, 25 and 100 microns.

 
Person riding colorful bike in sunny urban plaza with modern glass building and green trees

It draws data from electronic health records, billing platforms, clinical guidelines and Centers for...

 
Wound Vox negative pressure wound therapy device with digital display, purple reservoir, and clear tubing

The company plans a limited commercial release in December 2026.

 

Discover Qosina's rounded bottom sponge stick, designed to support a variety of medical device applications. Explore reliable, off-the-shelf components to help simplify your sourcing process and keep your projects moving forward.

 

 
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